Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-04

Billings. Mr. George M. Laughlin, Mrs.
Iaughlln, Mr.. William DAILY, Mr.. Joseph
Alsop, Passed Assistant Surgeon Karl
Ohnesorg, Lieut. Commander Andrew L.
Long, Mr. William McAdoo, Mrs McAdoo,
The Toilets.
Mrs Roosevelt wore a rose pink satin,
brocaded in silver and trimmed with lace
and had on her diamond necklace. The
cabinet women were each in light-toneo
gowns, Mrs. Root having on white satin
and lace, Mrs Shaw applique lace and chif-
fon, Mrs Taft pink satin and lace, Mrs.
Bonaparte white panne velvet with crystal
trimmings h.rs Metcalf pale blue satin,
and Mrs. Straus straw-colored clinton vel
vet and lace, with exquisite 1eWeis
Among the Guest.
Baroness Won Sternburg wore a delicate
shade of yellow sa tin, and a superb dla-
mond tiara. Baroness Rosen was in black
velvet with diamond ornaments; the
Viscountess Aoki, mauve satin, with 1nser-
lions Of lace; Nine. Hauge, white satin'
with crystal-beaded tulle, and numerous
jewels; Nine. Van Swinderen, princess
dress of wine colored silk, trimmed with Old
lace; Nine Calderon, mauve chiffon velvet;
Miss Calderon, white chiffon; Nine Leger,
black velvet, with jetted net applique;
Nine Chermont, white lace; Nine. Miya-
Okla, white satin and lace; Mrs. Carlo,
mauve brocade, trimmed with chiffon and
gold embroidery; Miss Maria Angelica Car
DO, white crepe de chine, with resebuds
and velvet ribbons; Miss Ana Crlst1na
Carlo, light blue messaline; Miss Maria
Teresa Carlo, pink satin, with spangled Sill
yer bands.
Mrs Cowles was in white satin with sill
yer embroideries. Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth was in emerald green velvet with
no trimming to break its coloring. Her
jewels were a narrow diamond coiiarette
and long earrings. Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
was in a crystal-beaded tulle of a light
gray shade. diamond tiara, necklace and
corsage ornaments. Mrs. Cornelius VAN
derbilt was in white satin and cloth of sill
yer with superb jewels. Mrs. George Van
derbilt wore cloth of gold and white satin,
with diamonds and emeralds Mrs. Town
sends toilet, which was of rose velvet, ana
her jewels, which consisted of a diamond
tiara, a diamond and pearl collarette and
a string of large rubies, and corsage
| ornament of great size. also of diamonds,
was among the most elegant of the even
ing. Mrs. Lodge was in ruby velvet; Mrs.
! Charles l.. McCawley, white satin, and
| Mrs. Phil Sheridan in wine-colored velvet.
| Mrs. John w. Foster wore black thread
lace over white, with silver appliques and
a diamond necklace and other superb
jewels.
Mrs. Clark, wife of the senator from
d u
ored chiffon, made in empire effect, and
| trimmed on the bodice and skirt with very
old Venetian lace. Her jewels were dou-
| BILE strand of pearls, clasped with ruby
| surrounded by diamonds, and having two
| large diamond pendants. Mrs. Hochstader
| of New York, daughter of Secretary
| Straus, wore white satin with deep in
| sertion of point applique, with pearls and
| diamond ornaments. Mrs. Robert 1. Flem-
| ing was in French dress of silver gray
| tulle incrusted with opalescent beading in
gray tones Her Jewels were diamonds
and opals. Miss Fleming wore white lace
| girlishly trimmed with white ribbon. Mrs.
| Hobart wore mauve velvet and rich lace
| and her wonderful diamonds. Mrs. Alger
| wore white satin and silyer-beaded net and
| superb diamonds in tiara, necklace and
corsage ornaments. Mrs. Loeb was in white
satin and point lace.
| Miss Helen Cannon. white lace applique
with touches of blue. pearl necklace.
! Mrs Ridgeley Carter, pale blue satin.
Miss Carter, princess gown of pale blue
! taffeta.
Miss McAdoo. mauve net covered with
| sequins.
! Miss Cameron. white satin and spangled
| silver net.
Mrs William Douglas of New York, pale
| violet chiffon satin. embroidered in silver
| and gold.
Miss Hartman of New York, empire
| gown of white chiffon.
Miss Edith Root pale blue satin and lace.
| Miss Foraker, pale violet empire gown,
| G4DDTO1QeTeO WIN SOlu MOWERS.
| Miss Kaufman, white lace.
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth. pale pink chif-
| fon.
Miss Gladys Roosevelt. white chiffon.
| Mrs. John Timmons. white satin.
Mrs Bromwell. blue velvet.
Mrs. Hibbs. black lace over white, with
| jet trimmings.
Miss Hibbs. white chiffon satin with gold
| embroideries.
| Mrs. Richard Sylvester. blue chiffon.
Miss Marion West. white lace.
Mrs. Edison Bradley. pale pink satin.
| Miss Hagner, black panne velvet.
Mrs. Chauncey Depew, pompadour satin
| and lace. collarette of pearls and diamonds.
Miss Paulding. white lace with trimmings
of pompadour ribbon.
| The guests invited were:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Acheson, Miss
| Acheson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Ackert, Mr..
| Henry Adams Mr.. and Mrs. William c..
| Adamson, Mr.. Reese Adamson, Mr. Earnie
Adamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Addison,
] Mr.. Alvey A. Adee, Mrs. d. G. Adee, Miss
| Adee Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt Aiken, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. F. c. Ainsworth, Mr.. and Mrs A.
d. Albert. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. AL
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson w. Aldrich, Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Miss Alex
ander, Brig. Gen. Charles T. Alexander,
| Miss Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. De Alva S.
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A. Alger.
Mr. j. Frank Alice, Mr.. Amos L. Allen, Miss
Laura f. Allen, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles
]. AHen. Miss Allen, Mr.. Henry C. Allen,
Miss Allen, Miss Ida Allen, Brig. Gen.
James Allen. Miss Margaret Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs j. T. Allison, Mr.. William B. Allison,
Mr.. ]. W. Alsop, Mr.. John de K. Alsop,
Miss Carolina Amari, Mr.. Butler Ames, Mr..
and Mrs. Chandler Anderson, Mrs. Nicholas
l.. Anderson, Col and Mrs. A. B. Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Andrews Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. George L. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Andrews, Mr.. w. Stanley An
drews. Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Andrus, Mr..
and Mrs Levi Ankeny, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Ansley, Mr.. James F. J. Archibald, Mrs. F.
A. Archibald. Miss Clara Archibald. Miss
Armistead Miss Frances Arnold, Miss En-
lily G.. Asby, Miss Maud Ashford, Mrs. w
c. Asserson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell H. Au-
bere Mrs. Daisy Fitzhugh Ayers.
B.
Mr. and Mrs Elisha ]. Babcock ant
Miss Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w
Babcock, Mr.. Augustus o. Bacon. Mrs
Florence H. Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bacon and Miss Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph w. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellul
Bailey and Miss Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. r. o
Bailey Rear Admiral and Mrs. George w
Baird Mrs Abby G. Baker, Mrs. Isabe
| Worrell Ball. Mrs. Lucy A. Ball, Mr.. Her
mann BALI, Mr.. and Mrs John H. Bank
head Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Bannon, Mr.
, and Mrs Andrew ]. Barchfeld, Miss Helen,
! Barchfeld. Mr.. Elmer Barchfeld, Mr.. Edga