The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-04


Miss Foraker. pale violet empire gown.
embroidered with gold and trimmed with
sable tails.
Mrs. Depew POmpadour silk.
Mrs. Depew. pompadour silk. trimmed
with lace. the white ground marked with
clusters Of pink roses. She wore dia-
monds.
Miss Isabelle Hagner. black velvet and
black tuIle. Miss Juliette Williams, pale
blue satin trimmed with lace AID silver
embroidery. Mrs. Edison Bradley, pale
pink satin, embroidered in gold, with
small appliqued roses of gold She wore
superb jewels.
Mrs. John W. Foster wore black EN-
br0idered chiffon over white, trimmed
with silver, and black and white lace.
Mrs. John f. Wiikie wore white en-
nroidered crepe ds chine. trimmed with
lace. Miss Elizabeth oliver, pale pink
satin. embroidered In silver and trimmed
With lace
Mrs. Richard Townsend a magnificent
gown OF cherry cOlOred velvet. made
princess, the bodice or which was trim
ned with folds of white tulle. She wore
"a diamond tiara and diamond ornaments
Mrs. Davenport Brown, of Boston. black
velvet and lace, with some exceedingly
fine pearls
Mrs. Lodge garnet velvet and dia-
monds, Mrs. George Cabot Lodge. white
chiffon satin; Mrs. John TimmOns, white
! chiffon and lace; Mrs. Warren Fair
/ banks, pale pink chiffon. trimmed with
lace and touches or pink velvet. Mrs.
Z ". b. Hibbs, black jetted lace over
white chiffon, trimmed with black and
white lace. and diamonds: Miss Helen
I Hlbbs, chiffon. satin. made empire, and
/ beautifully embroidered ln gold: Mrs.
0 "a Z FarFsfgT III
lace. with diamonds
Mrs Clark. Wife OF the Senator from
Montana, who made her first public APP
pearance In Washington society, pale
pink satin. trimmed with lace. and Jew
| els.
Mrs. Charles Bromweu. pale blue vel
/ Vet, trimmed with gold and silver EN-
broidery and lace Miss PaulGing,
| spangled net over pink silk; Miss Ethel
Robson. pale yellow chiffon trimmed
with bands OF pale yellow velvet INC
] white lace. Miss Hanna Taylor. pals
I yellow chiffon. satin and lace; Mrs
Hannls Taylor, black lace over white.
Z Miss kean, pale Blue satin AMI loce
/ Miss Marion oliver, yellow, made
1 princess and embroidered in gold: Mrs
/ PM Sheridan, ruDy velvcr IRE hud!se
| made surplice and trimmed with white
I tullei Miss Marion West, Il white lace
| robe over white, trimmed with bits Of
/ gold Mrs Herbert Wadsworth a gCWH
| OF pale pink chiffon satin. trimmed WlJr
/ -Osebuds: Mrs. Fraai<lia Ellis. mini
/ satin The bodice softcccd nv VIM,
q lille
/ Mrs. William Sheffield CawIes y,r
I white satin and diamonds; Mrs Cor
l nelius Vanderbilt appeared in a mag
Z innocent gown e. cloth OF silver. made
empire and deliberately trimmed with
] lace and diamonds. She wore some 81,
. perb jewels. Mrs Whitelaw Reid wore
Z pearl gray tuile made over gray SIN
/ and trimmed with bands of gray vel
/ vet and lace.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Cloth Of Gold.
Mrs. George Vanderbnts gown was
OF cloth Of gold deliberately embroidered
1 in gold and jewels Mrs Clifford Rich
ardson wore a pale yellow tulle gown
l spangled in gold. Mrs. McAdOO. a gowT
OF black velvet ana old lace: Miss Can
non. pearl gray satin and lace: Mis-
Gladys Roosevelt white chiffon and
| satin, trimmed with duchesse lace.
Mrs. HOchstadter wore white chifrol
with touches OF Ciel blue and trimming
OF pointe appliquV. a string OF pearls
a quaint old bodice jewel OF emerald.
and diamonds, an heirloom in the fam
lily, completed the toilette The guest
invited were:
Mrs. Carlo. an imported gown o.
and gold embroidery, her cape was al
unique design OF Paquin In cream satiI
with pink velvet roses. her jewels wer,
diamonds.
Miss Maria Angelica Carlo. a whit,
crepe de chene relieved with rose bud
and velvet ribbons Of the sane shade.
Miss Ana Crestina Carlo, light blu,
messaline with embroidery and chifTon.
of the same delicate shade.
Miss Maria Teresa Carlo, pink satil
IN princess style with spangled silve
bands.
Mrs. John Moore, wife OF former Sur
geOn General, u. s. A, orchid hue,
satin with trimmings OF fleur de lis an,
point de France lace. made in the perlO,
of Louis XIV. The lace medieval il
pattern and tissue. deliberately drape,
the bodice and end OF the train in arts
tic effects. a superb necklace OF dia
monds was worn, and diamonds OTna
mented her couture.
Guests N Blue Room.
The distinguished guests in the blu
room were the Vice President, Warrel
Fairbanks. Mrs. Fairbanks, Frederick
c. Fairbanks, Mrs. Fairbanks, Lieut.