Evening star., 1908-01-10

Zalinski.
wearers and Toilets.
The most conspicuous display of dia-
monds outside of those worn by the dip
lomatfc women was by Mrs. William
Douglas Stone of New York. whose TIARA
of diamonds tipped with large pear-shaped
nearls diamond side and back combs,
diamond necklace and huge diamond
corsage ornament which had a large sap
phire in the center, made her observed ny
many. Her ,girlish figure was prettny ar
rayed in silver spangled iaee TUE
Mrs Charles l.. McCawley had on Wnlle
satin and lace and a diamond tlara anu
necklace Mrs Richard Townsend was
also in white satin and lace. ana "ois q
diamond star tiara. necklace anu Sot
sage ornaments Mrs. Don Cameron was
also in white, and her diamond tiara naa
pear-shaped pearls at the highest point
Mrs Richardson Clover wore sage sreen
chiffon ve'vet with superb Jewels In her
hair and corsage., ,.
Cowles, who had on yellow satln anu
lace: Miss Cannon, light blue satin ana
lace: Mrs. LIE Seure. white satin, with
touches of silver; Mrs. James H. Mchee'
ivory satin, with crystal7beaded iaSe' MISS
Mary Lodge Mckee. white tulle ana
satin: Mrs. Russell Harrison, jetted Dlack
lace: Miss Marthena Harrison. pink lid
erty satin: Mrs. Walter Damrosch, Out
tercur satin; Mrs Harriet Blaine Beall,
pink silk; Miss Carow, pink slik' MISS MISS
Susan Hoffman of North Carolina, white
chiffon cloth, with silver lace; Mrs. FOR
aker. gold embroidered white satln' MISS
Foraker empire dress of pale PINK; MIS-
Wainwright, black chiffon velvet; MRS
Timnions, silver net over silver satin;
Mrs. Newberry. light pink satin; MISS
Newberry, white chiffon; Mrs. Victor
Kaufman, white lace. with corsage OF
dresden silk: Mrs. Charles s. BromweN
blight gray liberty satin, with lace the
same shade: Mrs Clarence Edwards, en-
pire gown of white satin; Mrs. Fulton,
orchid satin; Miss Isabel May, nile green
satin, made in empire style; the Misses
Meyer, one in white and the other IN ilgnl
Brock of Philadelphia. pale blue satin;
Mrs. Hochstatder, light chifonl velvet
Miss Langham, white chiffon; Mrs.
Rixey, white satin and point lace;
Miss Satterlee, garnet velvet and lace;
Mrs. Robert Shaw, olive black and white
striped satin and lace; Miss Oliver. pale
blue chiffon; Miss Elizabeth Oliver, yell
low chiffon; Miss May Williams, white
satin; Mrs. Symons, white lace: Miss Sy-
mons, light blue chiffon; Mrs. j. f. Bell,
lavender brocade; Mrs. Edison Bradley,
cream brocade; Mrs. Carter, wife of Sena-
tor Carter of Montana, black lace; Mrs
Beveridge, black velvet and Irish lace;
Mrs A. B. Butler. white satin; the Misses
Butler, in white; Mrs. Arthur Lee, IN
black velvet; Miss Hagner, yellow satin
with bands of heavy lace: Mrs. Bourke
Cochran, white chiffon cloth with pearl
garniture; Mrs. Hugh Legare, black lace;
Mrs. J. White Busbey. white lace; Mrs.
Richard Sylvester. blue chiffon cloth: Mrs.
Richard Butler. light yellow satin; Miss
Waller, black lace; Miss Gertrude White.
pale yellow liberty satin and chiffon; Mrs.
Joseph Crawford, Nblack satin; Miss Craw-
ford, pale blue satin; Mrs. Thomas F.
Bayard. yellow satin: Mrs. Micou, white
lace: Mrs. Rockhill, black velvet and Irish
point; Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew. blue tulle
with silver spangles: Miss Paulding. pink
chiffon and lace; Mrs. Henry B. F. Mac
farland, light yellow satin, with bands
of lace embroidered in gilt.