The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-10
OF GLORY
AT WHITE HOUSE
Continued from Page One.

deliberately pailletted in lengthwise bands
Of passementerie OF the same shade as
the gown.
Baroness Mayor wore a rich gown of
white brocaded satin. trimmed with point
de Venise lace and a bOlero of fish-scale
sequins in white and delicate rainbow
cOlors.
Baroness Won Sternburg was beautiful
in silver satin, the eorsage IN silver. She
wore tiara and necklace Of diamonds.
Baroness HengelmulleT wore pink bro
eaded satin with elaborate trimming of
silver pailettes in panel effect. Point lace
and diamonds completed her costume.
Mime. JusseTand was in pink satin bro
cade with trimming Of cloth OF gold and
lace
Mrs Stanley Matthews wore one Of the
handsomest gowns seen. 1t was of yell
low satin, over which she wore a Louis
XIV coat in gold filet lace Her orna-
ments were diamonds.
Miss Mitchell was in white satin and
lace with applique flowers.
Baroness Moncheur wore pink satin
with corsage trimming Of lace. and a
large pink rose in her couture.
Miss Katherine Elkins wore a beauti-
ful creation of cloth OF silver, with
tulle edged with silver forming the
corsage and sleeve trimming.
Mrs. McAdoo. Of New York. wore
black jet and lace, and Miss Eva Nc
Adoo was in pink satin, with trimming
Of lace and silver sequins.
Miss Christine Roosevelt wore white
satin, made princess. the seams out
llned with silver passementerie.
Mrs Depew was in old blue satin elab-
orately trimmed with passementerie Of the
same shade
Miss Paulding wore yellow satin with
trimming OF yellow sequins and lace.
Nine. Nabuco wore black lace over
white. with motifs Of lavender velvet.
Nile. Nabuco wore a dainty frocx of
pink gsuze
Nine. des Portes was in a Parisienne
gown of sage green velvet and tulle, the
skirt formed Of the latter, which was
painted with border OF Lavender flowers.
White and Gray Gown.
Vicomtesse de Martei wore pale gray
tulle, ornamented with floral design
done I'm silver and chenille; a border Of
gray velvet edged the hem and point de
Venise lace formed a bolero trimming for
the empire bodice.
Nine. de Bardne was in an empire gown
of gray satin, trimmed with lace and
silver
Mrs. Foraker wore white satin, trimmed
with point lace and bands Of sable.
Miss Foraker was in yellow satin, made
empire and trimmed with silver.
Mrs. Townsend wore white satin. elabo-
rately trimmed with rhlnestones and an
tique lace.
Mrs Bromwe!l was in gray satin, made
empire, with q design wrought IN sequins
Of the same shade as the trimming.
Nine. Creel wore gray satin hrocade,
with trimming Of lace and diamonds.
Mrs Bryce was in old blue velvet, with
trimming Of lace and gold.
Mrs. Slater wore a beautiful gown OF
COral-c0l0red velvet, made severely plain.
and diamonds.
Mrs AcCaWley was in white satin. with
trimming OF point lace and silver 4
diamond tiara and necklace completed her
costume.
Nine. Pfster was in a princess gown Of
point applique lace.
Miss Carow wore pink brocaded satin
and lace.
The Hon. Nina -Shutteworth wore a
white satin gown with a pompadOur de-
sign of pale blue flowers. a trimming OF
lace and velvet ribbon finished the empire
bodice.
Mrs C0wles wore yellow satin with
trimming Of silver passsmenteTie and lace /
Mrs Wainwright's gown was blac6
satin with embellishments OF tulle and
Get
Mrs Schafer. Of New York. wore
raspberry velvet, with lace Of the same
shade, paiIletted in sequins Of the same
color.
Miss Kean wore white satin and lace,
and Miss Lucy Kean was in yellow bodice
with trimming Of lace and silver
Miss Langham wore white satin, com
bined with lace and trimmed with silver.
Miss Williams was in white satin with
establishment Of antique Mechlin lace.
Mrs. John W. Foster wore white satin
with trimming Of lace and touches Of
silver
Mime. van SWindercn wore white satin,
embellished with lace.
Mrs Harlan was in gray satin with
trimming Of lace Of the same shade, com
bined with white lace
Mime. de Aquiuo wore painted white
chiffon over pink silk.
Mrs. Palmer. "a guest at the White
House. was in an empire gown of white
with lavender design and a hem Of laven-
der velvet
Mrs. Brown. wife Of Justice Brown
wore gray satin with trimming If lace
and passemeuterie.
Mrs Huntington Wilson wore pale blue
chiffon velvet with a unique trimming of
butterflies Of coral beads as corsage trim
ming. Front and back We're two large
butterflies. and a butterfly adorned each
sleeve.
Mrs. George W. CisseI wore Paris
gown of point lace, made over mauve silk,
diamonds and pearl dog collar, diamond
necklace and brooches,
Mrs John II. Roche wore an imported
gown Of brussels point, the entire front OF
the skirt and decollete bodice being en-
broidered in turquoise and rhinestones.
A dog collar OF turquoises completed this
handsome costume.
Nine Carlo wore a turquoise spangled
gown over satin.
Miss Maria Angelica was IN pink flow
cred satin, trimmed in silk embroidery
and lace.
Miss Ana Cristina wore nile green flow
cred silk, trimmed with chiffon and Irish
lace.
Miss Maria Geresa wore a white lace
gown over white satin.
Miss Belle Hagner wore a gown Of
white satin and lace. Bands of satin al
ternated with lace, which also figured as
corsage trimming, and the front panel of
the skirt was embroidered with velvet
flowers in pastel shades
Miss Cannon in Pale Blue.
Miss Cannon wore pale blue chiffon.
with silver embroidery and pTincesse lace.
Mrs. James, wife of the military at
tache of the British Embassy. was
gowned in white satin, embroidered in
gold, with pink velvet forming a fiat
corsage trimming, and falling in two long
sash ends To the ham Of her train.