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was gowned IN pale blue chinoa. heavily
embroidered In silver.
Nine. Godoy, wife Of the Charge DAT
fares or Mexico. wore yellow tulle
spangled In gold. over pink satin.
Miss Godoy wore pale pink satin.
trimmed with bands OF pink velvet and
lace
Nine. Carlo. wife of the Minister from
Eucador, was gowned IN black satin,
made princesse; Miss Carlo. nile green
satin: Miss Anna Carlo, pale blue silk;
Miss Teresa Carlo PINK silk and lace.
Mrs. Irwin was dressed in cream lace
over chiffon Miss Barnet an empire
gown OF white liberty satin. Miss Per-
Perkins, wore a dainty toilette of pink
crepe de chine. Miss Alma Perkins, her
cousin and house guest. wore pink satin.
Baroness PTeuschen, wife OF the naval
attache OF the Austrian Embassy. was
among the richly gowneo women OF the
Diplomatic Corps present she wore
mauve satin with duchess lace, ana
pearl ornaments Mrs. James, wife OF
the military sttache OF the British En-
bassy, wore white satin with touches OF
black tulle. Nine. Leger, wife OF the
Haitian Minister. wore a handsome
gown OF white ace trimmed with gold
sequins.
tary of the Cuban Legation, pale yell
low brocade. Mrs. Sulzer, wife or KEEP
resentative Sulzer OF New York. white
satin.
Mrs. Wotherspoon, wife OF Brig. Gen.
Wotherspoon. wore a beautiful gown OF
pale Yellow silk. trimmed with old duch-
esss lace
Mrs Traub wore a gown pompadour
silk, trimmed with old lace
Mrs. Aleshire Was dressed In Whlte
Brussels lace, trimmed with gold eIil-
brOidery and Dresden wreaths.
Miss Katherine Harte, a dainty gown
OF white Mechlin lace and tulle.
Mrs Richard II. Harte wore q hand
some gown OF black chiffon and point
lace.
Mrs. Crownlnshield, daughter Of SEN
aLOT du POnt. wore a Etrlking cost tune
Of sequins mother Of pearl, maze
princesse. Miss Henrietta Fitch wore
a very dainty fToCk Of white lace
trimmed with white satin. Mrs. Allyn
X. Capron - ore a very handsome gown
OF ashes Of roses silk, trimIaed with
Oriental embroidery Mrs. OXYGEN. VIE
of former Senator Dryden, wore gown
Of pale blue brocade. Mrs. kuser was
dressed IN a gown OF pale blue velvet
embroidered In silver.
Mrs. Buckley. wife Of Senator Bulke-
Ley, wore "a gown OF pale yellow satin.
trimmed With bands OF gold tissue and
lace
Mrs. John T. Reyburn wore soft white
velvet made empire and very long,
heavily embroidered in gold.
Mrs. Frank Denny was dressed in
handsome gown of white brocade trim
med with lace. Miss Denny wore pink
spangled tUlle over pink satin. Mn. +.
HOpkiusOn Smith was gowned IN white
eatin embroidered in silver.
Mrs. Curtis Guild. jr., wore a gown
Of gray tulle. spanCled in bead sequins.
Mrs. Charles Stickney. of New York,
wore handsome gown OF white crepe.
heavily embroidered, and trimmed with
heavy white silk fringes. Mrs. A. J.
HalfCrd wore a handsome gown OF 3ilac
satin. embroidered and trimmed with
old lace. Miss ialford wore pale blue
satin. made empire. and trimmed with
silver lace and embroidery.
Nine. Guzman wore black lace pail
letted in Jet and tri'lmed with velvet
Mrs. Brewer was in white mOusscliue
de sole over pale green silk and lace
Nine Legef wore white tulIe, elab-
orateiy pailietted in gold sequins, and
trimmed with lace.