The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05


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rdle sof velvct The Baroness Worra ts
exquisite diamond and emerald necklat ce,gs
tiara and brace lets, ST 85 III II SSEf
British Minister Daughter ~
Miss Durand, daughter of the B stlt =.
A1nba ssatl Or, was gowned in pompad!o III
silk With al tiny gar nd OF roses q t-ss
lining the bodice, with ID BOUQUET ;of La N
France ros M M gS
isoountess I de Faramond, wife of tha4l
naval q ttachoe OF the French embassy
was gowned In " hlte lac over cream
satin with trimmings of 4tul le$
# nj dam uesa da, vi fe VI OF heG cuban
Minister, wore a Paris gown Of " hiteA laceys
with full court train over deepS yell owS sll
with diamond necklace and tiara ana yel-ss$
low oses MISE III sN
Baroness van Thuyll,s wi 70 81 the see;i!
rotary Of the N ether lands legat ton wore
pale blue ffons velv ~ wi til alngsA
Of rose point and dlaniond jeye.l @
Gown 81 Mrs M ontag
some beautiful gowns we're seen 4. lllo y
the WISH tors W no came with he goyernorss.8s
Mrs. n On taglle wife of the Chief E& ecu
tive OF Virginia was a ma estic 81 euro
q Il trained gown of rich crea M 50 tin With
lace. E
az Mrs. fWarfield, wife Of the Governor az
Maryland, wore pale gray crepe sVSi th5rlch y "a
lace draped 4 racefully on skirtsSBa 'lll
@bodic f@ e 4
Southern w omen. 38
III Mrs. j alnes B.. Nc Creary wife of he
senator from K lucky. was go Wned n ~ nss
white lace made over white sat M and
spangled net trimmed wi TIL pearls She
wore d handsome necklnc e q Ola n mo ndsl
and pearls. NJ II I'm II. 55sSiti{ySj
n Mrs. II hon1as Shelley. mother OF tho rep
resentatlve from louisville, $ was
gowned in white Irish point lace over .,l'
white silk With clusters OF VI let Is, PA she
wore diamond ornaments. 5 81
b Mrs. D. Linn Gooch. wife Of the repre-
sentative from Covington KY was 80 W1l-SS !;
ed in black velvet embroi dered In s5ot.a
She wore an antique cklace OF pearls
and diamonds and carried Amerl lean Beau III
ty.i roses "a 2,.s,s.. .SSa Us
Mrs. william a.. Draddy OF Covington,aS
Ky, was gowned n black lace over satin
WITH ,I, pearl l trimmings. She wore diamond
NECKLACE and carried In France r oses.
B Mrs. lee r. OYerman, wife OF the sena-$S /
tor fro m II N orth Carol ina, Z. wore Il " llites
tucked tulle over White taffeta. kire (
en- train, and completely covered q W.T. nS$
black Chantlllys ace In garland &desig ns. !
Tho bodice was trimmed with touches Of
panno velvet. with jeweled 5clot h Of gold \
glrdle. 81 She wore pearl ne cklace ana A a N
tournaments. ii h b S53s 81 W. sst
& Mrs. a. G. Latlmer, wife Of the sena-3I,
tor from South Carollna, was = gownedB
Ia Irish point lace o yer pink brocadlee :
silk. She wore diamond ornaments and
carried American Beauty roses. Miss
Anna Lat timer, daughter OF Senate g l-i;s
mer, wore champasne-colo libert yS satin
draped in real lace lSllo W ore pea rls anu !
carried white carnations. Ssh B sS
Miss Helen Cannon, daughter OF the
Speaker OF the House, wore a white ohif-
fon gown embroidered In velvet, IL made
with demi-train. and the train trimmed
at intervals with medallions OF " enetlang
polnt. Tho bodice was almost covered \
with the silver embroidery and edged Wit III
soft folds or the lace and u wide pointed
girdlo of silver embroidery. n Si 4 sSs