El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-01


AIRS. Frank Ainsa. black velvet.
. heavily sequinned, diamonds
Mrs F. G. Billings, black lace gown
l over black satin.
Mrs. Richard Ainsa. brown Sc
| Quinned creation, diamonds
Airs. J. b Brooke, rose satin, made
/ with panniers at the sides with
/ ostrich tips, silver slippers, silver
Miss Ethel Brown. black satin
l draped model. Bodice embroidered
with silver and shoulder straps Of
Miss Helen Stewart. pink satin with
touches Of blue and silver, ian OF blue
] ostrich
1Irs. 7. C. serOggs. creation Of pink
tulle- Diamonds.
Mrs. Thomas S. Crosby. black char
meuse, with overdress Of black dotted
net, touches Of turquoise satin under
death the bodice.
A very beautiful costume masq1e-
rade bali was held at district service
club No ] fHOstess Housed, Fort Bliss
on Thursday evening. The hall was
lovely with Christmas decorations OF
red and green against a gray back
ground Red candles in brass candle
bra and flags added much 20 the
beauty Of the scene.
The send Field Artillery band fur
nished delightful dance music There
were four prizes awarded to the
pretuest' and most original feminine
costume. respectively, and the best
and most original mans costume
There were many lovely and anus
ing costumes Several hundred took
part in the grand march, which was
led by Airs Bacon Nicol, the post
hostess. and SergL Y. LassOczs OF the
air service The judges were Chap
lain and Mrs ". B. Zimmerman, Mrs
r. Z. Lewis, Sergt and Mrs. Sanders.
OF the %. IL c." Mrs Leary. Sergt-
and Mrs Leary. OF the 18th cavalry.
Refreshments were served
Friday evening the local council.
Knights Of Columbus, gave watch
party and dance at their hall on Myr-
tie avenue About 60 couples were
present. The hail was artistically
decorated with an electrically lighted
Christmas tree. Crepe paper decora-
tons over the lights gave subdued
and pretty coloriuE to the scene
into the dancing, one IN particular
being the requirement that the gen
tlemen hold lighted candles, 10 guide
their partners I'm the dance while the
lights we're turned Off The New
Year was ushered in with the proper
amount OF noise and enthusiasm.
after which refreshments were served
in the library OF the club
The entertainment committee an
nOunces that the next dance given by
the local council viii be held Tues
day, February l.
Members Of the Pi Sigma NJ frat [
OF the state College OF Mines en- I
tertained WITH dinner dance on I
Friday evening. Those IN the party Q
were; Misses Rachel Boynton. Neu 4
Boomer. Lillian Harms. Robby /
Cheatham. Silvia Rivers. Evelyn Z
Payne, Gardner LeePsr and Josephine Z
March, and EWald kipp, 1r.s Frank 8
Work. william Binf0rd Vincent
Loose Ralston Cooper. Ray Gilbert, /
ArZie Beauchamp and Fred Bailey.
The old year was danced away, the T
new year ushered in with an even I
ing Of festivities Friday night AZ the /
Elks' clubhouse. The feature OF the (
evening was a dinner dance with I
decorations In the holiday colors, I
crimson and green A program OF I
dances and music was given and $50 I
guests enjoyed the evening. Charles I
Armstrong was in charge OF the de- I
tails for the dance
Members Of the foreign society set I
and friends in local social circle en- I
joyed a diner dance on Friday even ]
ing az Casino MeZicanO. A color MOTH i
OF green and blue decorated the club /
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lights were extinEuished and at the /
stroke Of twelve ushered I'm the new l
year. the electric lights were uncov- !
cred amid Joyous acclaim
This afternoon from TO 6 the Dis !
trict Service club No i, Fort Bliss, /
will hold "A tea dausaut- Music viii I
be furnished by an orchestra from the
send field artillery band Refresh
ments VIII be served This dance is
for all enlisted men and their Wo-
men friends. and Mrs Nicou the army
hostess. extends a cordial invitation
to an 20 be present
FL Mazda temple Of the Shriners
celebrated rhe passing Of the old year
and the coming Of the new year with
an evening OF dancing and entertain
ment on Friday at Scottish Rite hall !
Numbers Of guests were present and
each one received a souvenir OF the
occasion in the form OF Christmas
toy. Refreshments were served.
Twenty guests watched the old
wear out and welcomed the new year
Friday night at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. kemp Lewis. Ten couples en-
joyed the evening, dancing being one
Of the diversions. Refreshments were I