The Washington times., 1907-01-18

The line was therefore, made up Of
Airs. Shaw. wife OF the Secretary of the
Treasury; Mrs. Taft wife Of the Sec
rotary OF War, Mrs. BOnaparte, VIE
OF the Attorney General Mrs, MetCalf,
wife OF the Secretary Of the Navy, ana
Mrs. SUraus. WIFE Of the newly APP
pointed Secretary OF Commerce ana La
Dor There Was fewer people IN the
White House ON this occasion IMAM -
usual at the judicial reception, owing 10
The very Indictment weather, OF snow
and sleet and slusA, typical OF Nashlhg-
ton In January
The house guests OF the President and
Mrs Roosevelt are Mr.. and Mrs EInlen
Roosevelt Mrs. Hilborne l. Roosevelt
and her daughter Miss Dorothy kOose-
Welt all of New York. who aITiNe ell lake
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. hOoscNelts gown was Pee u4i.iiIy
defective and emphasized her depArt uIe
from her former custom or using White
usually for evening. Il was or robin 3
egg blue brOcaded satin. with which she
wore some stunning sapphires IN neck
lace and bodice pins.
Mrs shaw wore an attractive gown OF
mauve satin. Mrs Taft was Ia white
satin with touches of pia<: Mrs Bona
parte wore gray satin with sItEcf Sc
uins; Mrs MeIcalr. blue brOcHde satin.
aud Mrs. Straus was Ia yellow liberty
satin with pearl and diamond necklace
and bodice pins
Gowns Of the Guests
Among the beautifully goWned women
I'm the Blue room last night were:
Airs. W Emlen Roosevelt. Ia a mag
Mincent gown or white satin. trimmed
ssith old point de Paris lace, the back
and front OF the bodice being emDrOld-
4 cred with gariands OF pink rOsebuds.
= Mrs Roosevelt also wore some mag
luihCent jewels. among them pearl ana
idiamOnd dog collar.
Mrs Hnborne Roosevelt wore gown
uf pearl gray satin. trimmed with lace
and touches OF pale pink. In her hair
was a gorgeous tiara OF diamonds and
lfiearls, while necklace or pearls en-
circled her throat
Mrs. William Sheffield Cowles wore
black satin, the bodice being trimmed
with Old lace.
gray tuue embroidered Ia silver. With
touches or old rose velvet ana white
lace.
Mrs. Overman. wife Of the Senator
from North Carolina, wore an empire
gown OF white satin trimmed with re-
naissauce lace.
Mime. Cortez. wife of the minister
from Colombia. wore very handsome
gown OF black ChInOu. made over white.
Nine. POmpOriO GuZZman, the wife or
. the secretary of the Colombian legation,
wore a gown OF white satin, trimmed
With lace and gold embroidery.
Nine. KOmer, wife OF the military at
Jache or the German embassy. WOre
white chiffon velvet ella b0rately
trimmed with lace and gold embroidery
Nine. ObaldIa. wife OF the minister
from Panama. wore a becoming Empire
gown Of gray satin trimmed with lace
and bits OF blue velvet
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe wore most
becoming gown or black Jetteu net. made
Empire. and trimmed with " mite tulle,
Mrs. A. 3 MOrJhiHgton. black chiffon
over pOmpadOur silk.
Mrs. MCkeuua. black velvet with
touches Of white lace.
Mrs. Day. a Partisan gown of cream
hrOCaded silk
Mrs. Peckham, aA euectlVs roO6 Or
white lace.
Miss Harlan, black net over. blue.
Mrs. Harlan, black lace with tucked
chiffon built ever white silk.
Mrs Wallace, black velvet
Mrs Robert Mason, white chiffon
Nine. de Quesada, "a very becoming
gown of white lace.
Miss CaldeTOn. yellow chiffon.
Miss Carlo, yellow satin, with trim
mings OF black velvet.
Miss Ana Cristiua Carlo, white lace
and chiffon
Miss Theresa Carlo, white radium silk
Mrs. Fred T. Dubois. a becoming pTin-
cess gown Of black lace, with effective
touches OF black velvet and thread lace.
With Mrs. Dubois were her TWO aJtTac-
. tive schOOi-girl friends. Miss Helen
3 Aiather and Miss Edith Mather, in girl
ism gowns OF white embroidered Datiste.
AIRS. kurkett, white liberty, printed IN
flowers IN pastel tones.
Mrs. Champ Clark, IN black and white
chiffon.
Airs. Long. pale blue satin brocade.
Mrs Van Nechtren OlcOJt wore very
becoming gown Of white satin elaborate
ly trimmed with lace and silver.
Miss Isabel Hagner. a white chiffon
gown trimmed with pink SATIN.
Mrs William Loeb. Ir.. a very becOm-
ing gown Of white satin trimmed with
lace.
Mrs. Francis Leupp. black and white
striped chiffon trimmed with white lace
and black velvet
Guests in Blue Room.
The Vice President, Richard Fair
( banks. Lieut.. John W. Timmons. Mrs.
Timmous, the Secretary of the Treas
llry. Mrs. Shaw. the Misses Shaw, the
/ Secretary of War, Mrs TAFT the Al
Ftorney General, Mrs. BOnaparte. the
: Secretary OF the Navy, Mrs. Metealf. the
3 Secretary of the Interior, the Secretary
OF Agriculture. Jasper Wilson. Mrs.
Suaus
Tbe Secretary 10 the President. Mrs,
loeb. Col c. S. BromWell. Mrs. Brom-
wel. Lieut. Commander \. l.. Key, Mrs.
Kew. Hon Rudolph Forster. Mrs. For
ster Hon. ri. q. Latta, Mrs. Latta, Mrs.
, J. II Bullen. Miss Isabella l. Hagner.
The Chief Justice Mrs. W. 81. White.
s Dr $ NJ. Moore, Mrs. Moore II. {.
s Wallace. Mrs. Wallace, T. h. Wallace,
, n l.. Francis Mrs. Francis, DR.. Rob
ert Mason. Mrs. Mason, Justice Har-
Jan, AIRS. Harlan, the Misses Harlan,
Justice Brewer, Mrs. Brewer. Miss +.
Z a. Brewer. Justice White. Mrs White,
James White, Justice FeckhaIn, Mrs.
Peckham. Justice Mckenua. Mrs. Ne
: Kenna. Mrs. Robert Y. Hayne. Justice
Holmes AIRS. Holmes, Miss Uphdm.
. Justice Day. Ms. Day. Stephen A Day
Mrs Day, Rufus : Day. Justice Moody.
Mr. Chief Justice Shepard Mrs. Shep-
ard Miss shepard Miss Jarvis Mr.
Justice McCOmas. Mrs. q. @. Edgar
Mr Justice R0bh. Mrs R0bb Mr. Chief
Justice Clahaugh Mrs CIahauah Miss