Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-05

/ mn souu N DhnQs, OF chicago, wore n very
handsome and attractive Marguerite dress OF
| sea-foam green cashmere. with diamond orua-
ments. Mrs. Thos. 8. Nesbitt wore beautiful
costume OF black lace over black satin. and
Miss Emery wore pink surah, garnished with
| exquisite white roses
Mrs. DR.. Hartleben wore a dress of gold
colored brocade and satin en- train, pearl trim
| ornaments.
Mrs. James Doak, jr., black faille Franchise.
square neck, nlied with lace. elbow-sleeves; tan
suede gloves.
Miss Gertrude Culbert, cream-colored dress
| with MORE sash and trimmings of lace and
cream ribbon, elbow-sleeves; tan suede gloves
Miss Belle Holmes. corn surah draped with
tulle; tan suede gloves.
| Mrs. Hesselring, black silk costume, with
| bead trimmings.
Mrs. Dr. Carhart black silk
Mrs. John klenroth. corn-colored silk, black
lace. and diamond ornaments. Her guest, Miss
Josie hammond, from Philadelphia, in pearl
! colored faille and otter; diamond ornaments
Miss Mollie Hammond, in a Greek gown Of
white crepe-de-chine, girdle of Roman gold.
Miss Louis Schade, in pink pole de sole, bro
caded with flowers in natural colors. front
panel OF green velvet trimmed with gold. Her
eldest daughter in a strictly Grecian costume OF
white soft silk, embroidered in gold and the
younger in a plain silk gown, trimmed with
pink and gold tulle, with directoire sash around
| the waist.
Mrs. Col. Needham, Of Boston. light green.
corded silk and velvet, with point lace trim
mings. high corsage; with diamond ornaments
on neck and hair.
| Mrs. NJ. C. Frey, white silk crepe, with pearl
trimmings and pearl and diamond ornaments
Miss Maggie Z. Fay, of Chicago. wore an i'm
ported costume of two shades Of violet faille,
trimmed with velvet Of q darker shade; dia-
mond ornaments.
Miss Carrie Maher, Of Washington wore
cream crepe costume. trimmed with MORE rib
of ali An. Of Ia,s not
roses; diamond ornaments.
Miss Venie Bryan. pink India silk with dia-
mond ornaments
Mrs. Chas. Strand, Of Baltimore, white feille
Franchise.
Mrs. ]. b. Wight wore a white MORE silk
draped in polka-dotted tulle, garniture of pink
roses, diamond ornaments
Miss humler, buttercup silk, garniture OF
buttercups and amber ornaments.
Mrs: Campbell Darlington wore a becom-
ments.
Mrs. Annie Kirby, in garnet velvet, with dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs Gen. Mussey, black silk, with black lace
overdress; Mrs. A. b. Wood, Dundee, Scotland,
black lace and peoples. diamond ornaments
Mrs. Gen: Horace Borghton elegant decolette
costume of French gray silk. en- traine. trimmed
with pink garnitures and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Z. Z. Howard, of Buffalo, n. T., hand
some decolette costume of gray faille silk, en-
ualne, white brocade pettlcoat, trimmed with
point lace and sprays Of lilacs.
Mrs. Gen. Wilcox wore an elegant yellow
silk, and Mrs. McNair, an elegant gown Of Nile
green silk.
Mrs. W. W. Thomas wore beautiful dress of
white satin, en- traine, low neck. bordered with
pearls, white lilacs, en- corsage. She carried a
bouquet Of white lilacs and rose buds. Her
brooch was a superb cluster of diamonds; fan
OF white ostrich plumes.
Miss Blanche Tyler Jones. a directoire gown
OF cream MORE and lace. with shoulder length.
suede gloves and La Tosca fan: corsage buu-
quet of Parma violets
Miss Anna Barnes Blackboard. pink silk de-
colette; Miss Mertie Broadhead, of jamestown,
n. Y, primrose faIlle silk; dead gold ornaments
The Chinese minister. Chang Yen Hoon. at
tended the inaugural ball with the first seere-
tary OF the Chinese legation and four attaches,
and also the Coinese consul in New York.
Mrs. DIR. Florence Donohue. an elegant and
becoming gown of pale blue silk, with over
| dress OF tulle. and diamond ornaments.
Miss DaIsy heeier, costume OF cream-colored
satin, with Queen Ann collar; sleeveless arms,
Inaugural ball gloves fastened at the top Of
each arm, with diamond PIN jewelry, neck
/ lace OF pearls, turquoise aud diamonds.
Mrs. Lewis Clephane. black velvet, en- traine,
! point lace and diamonds.
/ Miss Julia Clephane, Nile green lace over
green silk. with diamonds, and corsage bouquet
/ OF La France roses.
| Miss Tinker, of Brooklyn, light green silk,
! covered with light green embroidered Grape;
garniture Of pink bachelor buttons.
! Mrs. Repr, tentative Hermann wore gray and
pink failie. the long train cut en- princesse of
/ gray faille, the low corsage filed into the
| throat with silver tnlle. Miss Hermann wore
white india silk low bodice, trimmed in pearl
! lace.
Mrs. o. L. Gardner black Sicilienne. draped
| with satin and thread laces. Miss Florence
Gardner. black velvet directoire, with ostrich
/ plume garniture.
Miss Crawford of Fortress Monroe Virginia
cardinal plush, with decollette bodice, skirt OF
/ point desprit.
Mrs. Edison. ruby velvet corsage and train.
trimmed with ostrich plumes, over petticoat of
cream guipure.
Mrs. il. L. Gibbs of New York, black lace
! and diamonds
Mrs. C. E. Gibbs, of Washington. white silk
and silver gauze; with rich pomegranite plush
Mrs. Robinson, black toilet with rich lace
| draperies.
Miss Small Hagerstown, Nd. dancing toilet
| of silver tulle; corsage decolette marguerite
| decorations.
Mrs. Geo. ". Hook, Cleveland, Ohio. pearl
white silk court train. garniture, point lace
and heavy silk cord; diamonds.
Mrs. Elliott Coues dressed in black satin
and Diamonds, and Mrs. Bates in black satin
and rubies and emerslds.
Mrs. Harry King. blue silk with lace trim
Mrs. Higgins, pink brocade, white lace over
dress, and ostrich plumes
Mrs. Owen. of Kentucky, black velvet and
black and white striped silk combined
Mrs. DIR. Fleming, Of Indianapolis, sister-in-
law of Mrs. Harrison, wore cream silk with
point lace trimming.
Mrs. Campbell Darlington, white lace and
| diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Annie Kirby, garnet velvet with dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. II. l.. Swords lemon coiored silk. nat
ural flowers, point lace and diamond orna-
| ments.
AIRS. Robt NJ Scott, of Philadelphia. white
and gold cloth with feather trimmings. dia-
mond ornaments.
! Miss Isabel Darlington turkey red silk OPEN
| ing over panels of white faille.
! Mrs. q. W. Morton. of Saratoga springs, Y.
Y. back velvet aud jet with train, VITA princess
/ front Of pearl satin brocade, diamond orna-
I ments.
Miss NJ. Morgan wore an elegant ball dress Of
white tuile, dan,ing length.
Miss Maud Dayldye. white silk and tulle.
Mrs. Nj. J. Pickering. of Philadelphia. wore
handsome grey silk with steel colored lace
and diamonds.
Miss May S. Ashy. cream-colored surah silk
combined with lace and garnished with poppies
| Miss L. Gerson. dressed in red satin and i'm
! ported laces, with diamonds and pearls; Of
| Washington, ID. q.
| Misses J. and A. Mitchell. dressed in black
satin and jets and diamonds; of New York.
Mrs. Q. Gerson, dressed in black satin aud
imported Jets and diamonds; of Washington,
d. q. .
Mrs. B. Jacob. dressed in black silk and dia-
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