El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-01

: lery,- where Miss Mabel Moody
q orchestra played. was TRANSFORMED
5 into miniature forest and rom IN
: gallery hung garlands OF Christina
- green's
The tables for the dinner service o.
six courses, served prior to the dance
. were placed in the rose, gold anc
ivory ball room, and in the dining
s and reception rooms. and were eIIec,
= lively decorated with flat baskets Of
3 California holly and crimson and
white carnations. Dinner favors were
3 becoming garden hats Of crepe paper
3 for the maids and matrons and caps
4 for the men, varying from Turkish
9 fez to automobile cap
8 On the walls Of the clubhouse, rom
3 the ceiling and columns, were gar
3 lands OF Christmas green's, each bear
3 ing bows OF green or crimson
More than two hundred guests were
seated at the dinner and after the
4 serving hours the tables were taken
from the ball room for the dancing
hours, the guests also dancing dur
ing the dinner service. W. +. Payne.
q president Of the Social club, person
ally superintendent the arrangements
for the dinner and dance, being as
sisted by the other officers Of the
4 club, c. II. Nebeker and Alves Dixon
Mr.. Payne has been several times
II elected 10 the presidency Of this club,
which is the Oldest social club OF the
city.
4 Maj Gen and Mrs. Howe, Col and
Z Mrs. William Gardenhire and Col
VI George 7. Langhorne were especial
u guests Of the evening, and added in
I terest in the occasion, as did the
y presence OF numbers Of out Of town
I guests, here for the holidays
1 Especially pretty were the violet
] and balloon dances When the violet
dance was danced the guests were
u
I by Mrs. Winston Pettus, niece Of
I Mr. Payne, and by Mrs Dixon and
Z Mrs. Nebeker, and while the dance
was under way violet perfume was
sprayed from overhead and violet
lights were thrown on the dancers.
thus adding 10 the firylike charm Of
the scene
Beautiful also was the balloon
dance. when the fayOrs were multi
colored balloons. and many other ex-
quisitely beautiful features marked
the dance. which was the prettiest
affair ever given by club, famed FOR
its social affairs
The gowns worn at the dance were
the last word Of smart designing.
AIRS. Howe, always charming, was
goWned in black net and jet pail
lettes, and Mrs. Gardenhire was in a
beautiful blue taffetas combined with
gold lace and net
Another lovely young army matron
present was Hrs. George Goodyear, d
who was trocked in rose taffeta- T
trimmed with silver Other charm .
ing guests and their frocIs were-
Miss Mary Gates Redmond I. Ams-i-
can beauty paune velvet, combined -
with tulle OF the same shade.
Mrs. William Hal Aldridge. black .
Jet sequinned net over a foundation
Of white lace
Mrs. Henry A. Cline, OF Wharton.
Texas. sequinned gown Of helfotrope F.
shades.
frock Of sea green taffeta, combined
with tulle and gold lace.
AIRS. James Graham McNary, black
net and black sequins effectively
combined Her hat. worn with the
pretty gown. was OF black lace. her
stole Of ermine and Ornaments OF Jet
and diamonds
Mrs. Horace Broaddus, gown Of
blue chiffon. embroidered elaborately
with gold
Mrs Charles Davis, brown tulls OF 4
beautiful lines. caught al the girdle
with rose Of pink velvet
Mrs James L MARI, rose pink bro
cade satin, combined with pink ma
line and trimmed with French rose
buds Her slippers were Of silver and
me jewels worn with the gown were
diamonds.
Miss Helen O'shea, gown OF black
-uLe and black sequins, caught at
he girdle with rose OF burnt orange
elTet and ostrich plume Of black:
er Jewels, diamonds.
Mrs T. n. Wingo. gold satin with
lTeruress OF gold lace embroidered
nth kings blue; Jewels, diamonds.
AIRS. arthur Mcknight gown Of or
hid satin elabOrately embroidered J
with silver; her Jewels, diamonds.
MIS- L n lawson, black Jet pail
tied gown, combined with black
llle and WIN with diamonds
AIRS Georse LeBaron. pink crepe de
.line and chiffon. embroidered with +
-ver; diamond jewels.
Mrs c E Kelly, gown OF black lace
InoEolaered with silver jewels, dia-
onus and pearls.
Mrs. Maury Kemp, Jade green tai
eta combined with tulle and trimmed Z
With green ostrich feathers.
Ars, Alfred F. Kerr. pink chiffon.
embroidered with crystal and fash
oned over pink satin. {
Mrs Mason Pollard. gown OF black T
athletics. embroidered with silver. {
der couture ornament was a quaint
parish comb. Of tortoise shell and ]
Ter Jewels diamonds
Mrs W K Ramsey, canary taffeta {
rock beaded with black and rides I
ent beads and trimmed with fur; ]
ewels. diamonds.
Mrs. Paul D. Thomas, black satin. 5
.-A-AAAH4 Win GAuLA OF SILVER / ]
with black and white ostrich J
eWels, diamonds. ?
Mrs Norman Walker. draped panne . :
elFet Of American beauty shade, Jo- I
eph model jewels, diamonds and I 7
1bies.
Miss Ruth Beebe. Mrs. walkers 9
nest from Detroit black tulle over +
liver cloth made on graceful lines. {
MIS- W ID. Wise, draped frock OF I
ompadour taffeta Of shades of white 7
nd rose.
Mrs Hugh White, azure blue tai z
eta, combined with silver lace. =
Mrs. Charles LOOMS. gown OF mid \
light blue sequins, combined with =
1lle Of the midnight blue shade and =
-on with Jewels OF pearls.
Mrs. Z. NJ whitaker. Dolly Warden i
rock OF azure blue taffeta, combined
18th tulle.
Mrs. L. G. Witherspoon. gown Of =
reen and gold cloth. combined with I Z
old tulle and worn with slippers Of j
10Th OF gold. j
Mrs C. II. Nebeker was charming in i
creation Of orchid tinted satin and v
e. with diamond jewels. o
MS winston Pettus, pink satin Of 4
raceful lines, trimmed with rides L
lnts. x
Miss Ethel Brown. gown OF gold F
7lyet and net. gracefully draped and | A
.shioned train Her flowers were I q
merican beauty roses. p
Mrs Frank Ainsa. black panne Z Is
7lFet gown with touches Of Jet pail
ties and diamond Jewels.
AIRS Richard Ainsa, dark blue vel Z cf
q Of graceful lines, with touches p,
gold trimming. +,
Mrs Fred G. Billings. beautiful
g. pearls f