The San Francisco call., 1905-01-26
FLOWERS AND FLAGS
LEND'TO BEAUTY OF
THE HANDSOME HONE
HUNDREDS OF GUESTS ATTEND
Reception Proves One of the Most Enjoyable
Social Affairs Ever Given in Sacramento.

Mckee, white eolienne trimmed with
white lace.
Mrs. Frank Prescott, wife of Speaker
Prescott of the Assembly, white pima
cloth over rose-colored silk, trimmed
in white dotted net and black velvet on
the corsage; a transparent yoke of the
net.
Mrs. Victor H. Woods, wife Of the
Surveyor General, wore black chiffon
embroidered in white, made over white
silk, transparent yoke; diamonds.
Mrs. ]. B. Lauck, wife of the adju-
tant general, was attired in a black
spangled net over black silk, transpar-
ent yoke and sleeves.
Mrs. Clifford Coggins, wife of Sen
ator Coggins, wore a delicate cham
pagne colored crepe messaline trimmed
in fine white point Venetian lace: dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. A. b. Nye, wife of the private
secretary to the Governor, appeared in
a light mauve silk crepe over cream
colored silk, yoke Of cream -colored lace
and trimmings of the same.
Mrs. n. K. Foster, wife of the secre-
tary of the State Board of Health, wore
white silk crepe, with a transparent
yoke and lace medallion trimmings.
Mrs. E. p. Colgan, wife of the State
Controller, wore an amethyst colored
brocade satin, with trimmings of ecru
lace.
Mrs E. T. Woodward, wife Of Assem-
blyman Woodward, was attired in white
crepe de chine, with lace trimmings
and transparent net yoke.
Mrs. Arthur Bradbury, wife of the
assistant adjutant general, wore black
lace over white silk, low cut corsage,
diamonds.
Mrs. ]. E. Terry wore a white silk
gown decollete; real lace bertha and
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Robert T. Devlin was attired in
Partisan gown of me-colored pine
apple CLOTH trimmed in white accor-
dion pleatings of chiffon and black and
coral beads: with it was worn a white
lace hat.
Mrs. j. w. Hughes wore a red silk
crepe gown.
Mrs. E. c. Hart appeared in black
spangled net over black silk, with
transparent yoke and sleeves.
Mrs. H. Weinstock wore black Chan
tilly lace over white chiffon, with a
body lining of white silk, made decol-
lete.
Mrs. Fred L. Martin was attired in
white Chantilly lace over white chiffon.
underlining of white taffeta, transpar
ent yoke.
Mrs. William H. Devlin wore an i'm
ported gown of champagne colored net
trimmed Win deep cnl1Ton collar, ac-
Gordon Dleated. of the same shade and
drop ornaments of white and gold; a
light blue chiffon hat accompanied the
costume.
Mrs. w. ]. Hassett, wife of the Mayor
of Sacramento. wore pearl gray silk.
Mrs. c. X. McClatchy was attired in
champagne colored crepe de chine
trimmed in lace, with a dash of light
blue: white hat with white plumes.
Mrs. w. H. Waste, wife of Assembly
man Waste, wore gray louisene silk
white lace yoke and trimmings of steel
buckles on black velvet.
Mrs. V. S. McClatchy wore cham
payne colored crepe de chine, with lace
trimmings of the same color.
Mrs. Alfred Holman wore blue crepe
de chine.
Mrs. C. B. Greenwell, wife of Senator
Greenwell, appeared in white point
d'esprit over white silk, with a trans
parent lace yoke: ornaments diamonds.
Mrs w. H. Porterfield wore white
silk gown trimmed in Valenciennes lace
insertion.
Mrs. John M. Larkin was attired in
black pole de sole, black and white hat
with black plumes.