The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

Photos by Harris-Ewing.
and Nine Jusserand. a large silver bowl
from the Mexican Ambassador and Mime.
Creel, "a silver service from the bride
groom's grandfather. MIR. Honnre. and a
silver dessert set from his uncles. The
Messrs. Honore.
The japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess Aod sent picture. and Mr.
Andrew Carnegie a silver fish dish and
set Of plates. Mrs Russell Sage and
Miss Helen Gould both sent jewels. and
Gen. Horace Porter sent a large French
clock senator and Mrs. Eikins' gif; was
a large kermansha rug. Ambassador and
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid sent a silver tete-a-
tete set. and a silver service came from
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt
beautiful fan was sent by Mr..
Thomas r. Ryan. "A dressing bag by Mrs
Robert Hit. diamond comb from Mrs.
Frederick W. Vanderbilt Frcm the Prin-
cess Cantazunc came jewel cOrSa 90
/ bouquet and "A vanity box, from Gen.
Granville Dodge a silver pitcher. and
many more valuable and beautiful arti-
cles
The tiara OF diamonds given the bride
by General and Mrs. Grant Was once the
property Of Mrs. l. $ Grant. and is "A
beautiful design. a band Of links simu-
lating chain goes half way round the
head. and ali are studded with perfect
gems.
The silver service, the gift Of the
Messrs Honore. consists OF four com
potes. two vases. huge bowl of unique
design, and set Of finger bowls.
a carved oak chest filled with fine linen.
table and bed linen, was one of the
hcndsomest presents. There We're books
without number, several necklaces OF
Jade. beside others OF precious stones.
There We're sixteen silver dinner plates.
all different, but Of q similar size.
Beautiful Display of Gowns.
Among the handsome toilettes was that
OF Baroness Hengelmuller. who wore a
smart gown of purple cloth deliberately
! trimmed and embroidered. with which
she wore hat to correspond.
Baroness Won Sternburg wore hand
some gown OF Alice blue soft silk. pro-
fusely embroidered.
The Viscountess Aoki. wife of the Jap
anesc Ambassador. was i'm gray chiffon
and cloth trimmed with white
Mrs. Potter Palmer wore "A stunning
costume OF black lace embroidered heavily
with silver. and a white picture hat and
magnificent Jewels.
Mrs. Root looked charming in a gown
Of soft gray silk and lace.
Mrs. Frederick Grant was smartIy
gowned in changeabe silk OF shades OF
blue and black with q large black picture
hat
Mrs. Garfield was in ivory white cloth
embroidered IN Oriental cOlOrs, with which
she wore large white hat
Nine. Pardo. wife OF the Peruvian Min
. lister. was In gray chiffon cloth and a
gray hat trimmed with a huge white
plume.
Nine. Portela, wife OF the Argentine
Minister. wore gray chiffon velvet with
trimming Of lace.
Nine. Habuco. wife Of the Brazilian
Ambassador, appeared I'm a gown of black
velvet with accessories OF white lace and
white pIumes. in a black hat
Mrs nuvslI. wife 0f Gen. Duvau. wore
pink messaline OF a delicate shade with
which she wore a black hat with "A pink
feather
Miss Louise Foraker wore the gown she
wore as bridesmaid TO Miss Cotton. now
Mrs Davis. and old rose chiffon satin
made jumper style, the mandarin sleeves
and the V neck edged with sable. the
jumper worn over cobwebbing cream lace
Nine. Cortes was in a seafoam chiffon
gown trimmed with lace
Nine. Pastor wife Of the Spanish
Charge. was in garnet panne velvet
trimmed with rare antique Spanish lace
Her hat was Of ivory tint. with feathers
shading from cream 10 gold.
Nine. Jusserand, wife OF the French
Ambassador. wore black satin with trim
ming OF gray and white.
Nine. CreeI In Purple velvet,
Nine Creel wife of the Mexican Am
bassador. was in purple velvet. with hat
trimmed with plumes.
Mrs. Edison Bradley. of New York. was
handsomely gowned in white. a long coat
which she wore a white hat trimmed
with plumes. Her daughter, Mrs Herbert
Shipman. was in smart suit of light
brown embroidered and trimmed with
lace.
Miss Marion Oliver. daughter of the
Assistant Secretary Of War, looked re-
markably well in gown of red cloth
embroidered with eyeiet embroidery. with
which she wore a picture hat of black
Mrs Honore Palmer was smartly gown
ed in black and white chiffon and lace,
with which she wore some beautiful
pearls
Mrs MeCauley, wife OF Mai McCauley
was chic in an electric blue Partisan
gown. and hat OF black and white chif-
fon and lace
Mrs. James PinchOt wore black gauze
embroidered and a black hat trimmed
with cluster of white feathers
Mrs. Gillespie. wife Of Gen. Gillespie
wore a beautiful gown of mauve cloth
with hat trimmed with plumes-
Mrs. Sharpe. wife Of Gen. Sharpe. was
in a white silk dotted with various colors
and trimmed with lace
Mrs. Nicholas Fish was smartly alfred
in black chiffon and satin combined with
lace
Nine. Godoy wore black velvet with
hat trimmed with white plumes.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page was in old
blue chiffon with sleeves OF lace anG
long plume on her hat.
Mrs. Letter was in purple velvet with
large purple hat with a bird of para
disc on one side.
Mrs Hunt Slater wore black velvet
trimmed with point lace and had a hat
and furs OF Russian sable.
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