The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
CarusO Charms Large Audience
In LeOncaVallO Opera,
Closing the Season.


box downstairs, had as their guests Mr. I
and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend and I
Baron AmbrOzy, OF the AustrO-HUn- I
garian embassy. Mrs Belmont wore a !
gown OF embroidered silver gauze over
pale pink and dog collar OF diamonds. !
Mrs. Townsend wore a Partisan gown
Of white embroidered chiffon.
in the opposite box Mr.. and Mrs !.
Thomas F. Walsh had as their guests
Miss Mathilde Townsend. Miss Patteu, {
and Miss Evslyh Walsh Miss Town
send wore white chiffon satin emoroid- /
cred in silver. and a rope Of pearls.
and Miss Walsh turquoise blue satin
empire and diamonds, and Miss Patten
wore salmon satin and lace
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiffany Dyer had as
their guests in the adjoining box the
Minister from Belgium and Baroness
Moncheur, wearing a beautiful gown OF
brOcaded yellow satin. pearls. ana dia-
mOnds, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth, white tuIle embroidered in l
silver, with diamond necklace and tara
Senator and Mrs. EIl,ins had wiki
them Mrs George Law and Miss kath-
crime Ell1ins. Mrs. Eikins wore mauve
satin. Miss Elkins white satin with dia-
mOnd OF aments and a rope OF pearls, /
ana Mrs George Law wore an empire /
gown of yellow satin
In the next box were Mrs f. II c.
Slater. VINO wore a magnificent gown
CT pole blue chiffon over white, wiki
diamond ornaments. and Miss Gwyune
IN yellow satin embroidered IN pearls
and diamond ornaments. Across the
way sat Mrs- Horace Yestcott IN black
spa1gIed tulIe. and Mrs Rush Shipper
Huidekoper in black satin and dia-
monds
Other handsomely Eowned women
present were Mrs Taft, wife Of the
Secretary OF war. IN black satin. with a
cluster CT white sweet peas. With her
was Mrs. Audenreid. in black lace over
satin. Mrs. LongwOrJh wore turquoise
blue satin: Mrs Newberry. wife OF the
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy, wore a
grey accordion pleated chiffon over
white. with a directoire coat OF gray
lace. Mrs John s Newberry, a hand
some gown OF black lace over white.
and Miss Carol New0erry a becoming
gown OF pale pink chiffon. and Mrs
Bourke Cochran a yellow satin. Mrs
John W Foster wore a gray chiffon
and satin; Mrs. Richard Butler a white
tsTeta silk and lace and diamonds. Mrs
hugh Iegare a white lace. trimmed
with bands Of white satin: Mrs Alex
dnCer Legare in black and white striped
chiffon and lace: Nine GOdOy. in white
silk embroidered IN punches OF roses
Miss Georgia Knox. yellow satin, with
q Louis Quinze coat OF black lace. Mrs
Charles : BrOmweIl. in a gown o. violet
chiffon over satin: Miss Harlan. in black
spangled net and diamonds. Mrs. Ed
ward Mitchell black embroidered chif-
fon; Miss Cannon. black and white clif-
fon and lace; Mime. snes. gray chif-
fon over satin, trimmed IN lace and
diamonds: Nine. Cortes. black embroid-
cred chiffon over white satin. and Nine.
GUzman wore a gown OF cream-coI-
ored lace and diamonds; Miss Robson. J
black lace and diamonds: Mrs Frank
Ellis. yellow satin and diamonds; Eis-
countess de Sibour- black satin made
empire. and diamond ornaments: Mrs.
Charles l. McCawley, In white satin.
with diamond necklace and tiara, Mrs
John Reyburn, black and white striped
chiffon trimmed in black satin and en-
broidere5 in silver. with diamond orna-
ments; Mrs. Herbert Parsons. pale pink
satin with pearls in her hair. Mrs.
Hunt Slater in black net over black
with diamond necklace and tiara: Mrs.
Pullman, black chiffon over white. Mrs.
Lowden wore black chiffon eulbrofd-
cred in trailing design OF a grape
vine with the grapes in bold relief
Mrs Bennett wife OF the Secrefar,, Of
the Senate, pale yellow chiffon Mrs.
George Howard. a gown OF black
tuIle: Mrs. John Hudson Poole.
black embroidered chifon over white.
Mrs James r. Barbour. black lace
over white, and Miss marguerite
Barbour in pale blue crepe de chine.
Mrs Richard Harlow in pale yellow
Chiffon, trimmed in bands Of satin Of
the same shade, Mrs Stanley Mai
thews, in white chiffon striped ia black
and diamond ornaments the Hon.
Mrs James IN pale pink satin, e7no-oid-
cred =. roses, Nine. COrea. white lace
trimmed in bands OF cream satin 15s
monds and pearls; Mrs. Sulzer. wife Of
Representative Sulzer. pale yellow tr5Ile
over satin; Mrs. James MCMILLAN in a
gown Of black lace spanEIed. Miss
Grace Jarvis. white chiffon over eatin.
and Mss Sanger IN a gown Of Powered
tulle over pale pink Mrs. A q. Down
ing black spsnCIed net. Mrs Brock
Perkins IN a gown Of white satin RfTS.
Moran In black lace and spangIed tuHe.
Mrs. William Curtis Hill. white satin
and diamonds; Mrs. John II. Hudgins.
black satin and diamonds: Nine. par55
white spangled tuIle, trimmed with
bands Of white satin. and diamond and
pearl ornaments IN ner hair and about
Ter neck; Mrs. Edward Merit, white
lace over satin; Miss Marjorie Mertz.
white net over pale blue satin.
Among others in the audience were
the counselor Of the Brazilian embassy.
I Mr., do AmsraI; Afr. Janssens. OF the
{ Belgian legation. Mr. Huntington VIII
son, third assistant Secretary OF State:
( Mr. de Thai Of the Russian embassy:
Speaker Cannon; the military sttaChe
/ OF the British embassy. the naval at
tache. Capt. Horace Hood; Mr. Salinas
end NIr- Costa o. the Argentina Iesa-
/ ton: Count d'Adhemar. Representative
end Miss Wheeler; Mrs. Carl Smith:
f. Mr. and Mrs. TIsrrie Ausiey-
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