The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

Edwin Could This was Of cream -colored
lace set in with medallous Of lace and
Iaggot trimmings Of satin and guipure,
with this costume was worn a largo hat
with q harc Of gold embroidery on sur
face Of white fleece. Touches Of pale blue
accontuated the beauty Of this elegant hat
Mrs James w. Gerard. Jr., was gownet
IN pHnsy- colorcd crepe over a satin under
slip. The gown was elaborgtely sp0ugled
IN gold A large hat was worn with this
frock, and was trimmed 10 match the dress
and oruamented with willow feathers.
Mrs. Arthur NJ Dodge wore white tafcta
covered with robe Of black net spgpEled
with, jet Her hat was of Jet and was
small and closc-htting,
Mrs James Lowell Putnam was gewned
cNquisitely In hutternut brown vclyei trim
med with black fox Her small hat CORE
sponded with the dress and was trimmed
with tiny tips Of black and suggestions Of
pale blue.
Mrs Sallic Harcous Elliott wore white
crepe de chine with emrieCemouts and in.
scrtoas Of white Irish lace and trimmings
Of narrow black satin bows. Her hat was
of wnlto chenille, trimmed with white and
pale blue tips.
Madame Gadsk was attlred in cream
and white hrocadc, richly and profusCly
trimmed with lace and nettcd fringe A
large hat of white beaver, trimmed with
white plumes completed the costume
Mrs. Alfred G.. Vanderbilt wore gown
when excited the ire of Carrie Nation, hC-
cause II was not conformity with styles oh
tanning In her part If Kansas. II was az
purple velvet with trimmings Of silver and
with IL was worn large white velvet hat
trimmed with pink roses
Mrs. Henry Kip was simply but elegantly
gowned in black brocadc, trimmer with
sable and a small, round hat OF black vel
vet trimmed with tiny pumes.
Mrs. Henry Parish, Jr., wore frock
Of great beauty. IL was a Dresden brocale
Of pearl gray and pink roses, ana her large
hat was Of gray velvet trimmed WITH
plumes.
Miss Cathleen Nelson wore pale gray
crepe de chine with suggestions Of palo
blue IN the trimmings and large hat ~
shrimp pink tulle. trimmAl Win pink tips.
Mrs. Arthur Mason was attred IN black
velvet with a handsome roll rettr aud
trimmings Of Renaissance lace and a large
black velvet hat with black and white
Miss Iselln wore a dainty costume ~
cream and ecru lace, appliqued with lace
ana insertions of pale bidc. Hes large.
Hat hat was white with trimmings Of white
lace and pink roses.
Mrs. Joseph Widener wore white lace over
white satin, with trimmings OF narrow
satin ribbons on the corsagc. which was
also adorned with a cluster ~ pale mauye
crown was trimmed with a wreath OF pink
roses.
/ Mrs. Franck Keech was elegantly Powned
/ IN gown Of silvergrny crepe dc chlur'
! embroidered In silver and with a large
! hat TO match.
/ The dress Of Mrs Leon Graves attracted
universal admiration II was Of tall u lara
! over white suttl, and with II she wore th'
/ stylish corsage bouquet Of the season
1 purple and lavender orchids. Her hat was
/ a large one Of white satin, trimmed with
/ white and pink roses
Another elegant toilette was worn 10y
/ Mrs Morosini This was OF white lice
appIluUed with medallious OF embossed
/ s5fin. Turqualses wece worn with the
I costume and II was completed bv n large
: hat % white satin, trimmed with waite
/ plumes.
outside Of the horse show. one Of tho
Y nrettiest evening gowns a. the week was
~ white chiffon embroidered with Eariands
and sfngle blossoms OF pink roses aud green
STEMS aud leaves These were made ont or
hits OF chiffon and put on In raisod fashion.
The chiffon robe was made Of chiffon that
I mad small white rings scattered over II
md was worn over full slip Of white net.
( snauelrd an over with silver spanGles The
I eject was most exquisite
/ In New York II was a week OF mngnil-
I rent gownng and these are the gowns that
/ win sci the styles for months to come.