New-York tribune., 1908-01-02
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I President
/ passed time. ard said he WONG De On the
] lookout fer the greeting
shortly after o'clock this afternoon the Fresi-
dent and Mrs Roosevelt. accompanied by twenty
friends went for horseback ride in the north
western suburbs They drove tn carriages 70 he
.dge of the town. where they took their steeds and
when they returned about dark they dismoulted at
rbe same place. Among those IN the party we're
CAPTAINS Seth Bullock and John GTeenway who
are z,e~ts at the White House. and Miss Chrisfins
Roosevelt daughter of W. E-lisl Roosevelt chs
Presidents cousin
SOME OF THE COSTUMES
,frs Roosevelt wore for the reception to-day
roayn Of gray blue chiffon. over white. the long.
e-,cAfur skirt being trimmed with embroidery and
hits Of Tuching while quantities OF wnite lace en-.
benished the bodice Next TO her stood Nrs- F'a--
tanks in a gown Of white chiffon. hoNeFed II PINK.
and made over white with Quantities OF oaintJ
lace Mrs Root gown OF London smoke
chiffon over white softened BY white tulls and
lace about the bodice: Mrs Corteiyou- princess
gown Of white satin. with lace and chiHoh Ui"@-
mings, Mrs. BCnaparJe. vlotet SILK princes VI
vbtcb was worn tunic Of rare white lace. wnes
,,,e+ .r,eIoned in and some quaint old ornaments
of anefnvsts and pearls. Mrs Metealf a gown q
gray striped chiffon over corn cot9red SIN. VIA
trimmings of delicate gold embroidery Mrs- Ale5e-
rffa ~ rhe Postmaster General gray ana Wnits
- onir,on- Mrs Garfield. a costume of rea
sarx rInr7 coIored velvet nghtsned ~ a sHllf1t
use Of lace on the bodice. and MIS- S'r41s' Wis
of the Secretary Of Commerce and Lao'I' ksfa'-
fun pink satin robe. eTnof"'eiso u" ~ A
relieved BY falls Of lace
NJ the Diplomatic corps. was the hrst woman ID
greet the President and Mrs f-o0se'e' 9H7 ~ols
an exceedingly handsome costume OF hs4'J HlSh
lace over white and white nat WIN oiue p4iInes.
,1o., Lte,qeIroiiller who headed the second
5irIor,atfc group wore a stylish gown OF blue
chiffon cloth, trimmed with white lace, ana Win
il an errnine hat and muff- Baroness Preuscn7n.
the onIv other woman of the Austro-d d1nsarlan
corps wore an imported gown Of pale blue coin
ep,hroidAred in the same color. a white hat, with
mink roses and carried an errnine nun Mnss
Jusserand wife Of the French Ambassador wore
a costume of black velvet princess STYLE WIN ace
woke and sleeves. and a black velvet nat with
nI,n,es Nine des Portes De Ia F0sse wife Of the
counsellor of the embassy. wOIe an Empire gown
of champagne cOlOred cloth. with enorolcered
hands both on the skirt and bodice, ard hat
with long plurnes Of the same color Nile des Portes
de Ia Fosse was Empire gown OF soft gray
SATIN with gold and silver embroidery. and Win
it a large black picture hat. with deIlcate oiue
plurnes Viscountess de Martel wore French
gown of olack moUsseIine de sole over white with
a relief Of pale blue the bodice and sleeyes.
upon which lace was also effectively employed
Her large black velvet hat was trimmed with white
plurnes. and she sable HuH and stole
With the German Ambassador IL his sp!e1iid
military uniform his wife. Baroness Won Stem
burg in a gown of peacock blue satin. with yellow
lace trimmings. her black velvet hat trimmed with
pale yellow pIumes and lace OF the same shade
Frau HeobinghaUs wore pale gray crepe de chine
embroidered in gold. and a black hat Nine. Na-
buco. wife Of the Brazilian Ambassador.
go of violet velvet and lat Of TIE color,
with white pumes- Mrs James Bryce. wife OF tho
British Ambassador. wore costume Of sage sTeeIE
silk. with dHker shade Of velvet in the trimming.
and hat of the same shade with large pink roses.
The Hon Mrs James wore gown of gray chiffon.
and her sister. the Hon. Nina Kays-S -ShuttIewOrth.
gown of cadet blue velvet, with lace yoke and
sleeves and a hat or the blue velvet.
Mrs LOngwOrth wore a princess gown Of Dea-T
gray satin the front of the bodice embroidered IA
chenille. with dainty outlining OF gold. and soft
cream white lace forming both yoke and sleeves
Miss Ethel Roosevelt who in the drawing
rooms with her two elder brothers all during Iae
reception. had a girlsh gown Of soft white satIn-
trimmed with ribbons and lace Mrs CowIes the
sister of the President. wore gown Of brown
chiffon, with tucked and pleated skirt, made over
white, and fluffy sleeves OF white lace. while white
lace also formed part OF the bodice.
Mrs John Tmmons. daughter of the Eice-Pre5i-
dent wore princess robe of pale blue satin with
white lace the bodice: Mrs. Ulysses s. Grant.
90. costume of pale green chiffon and silk; Miss
Carow. the sister of Mrs Roosevelt. long prIn-
cess gown of cadet blue chiffon velvet; Miss Kean.
violet velvet and lace: Miss Lucy Kean, gray
chiffon Sonora de Pastor. Of the Spanish legation.
garnet panne velvet. embroidered in old and
natural greens, with old Spanish lace the bodice
hat of garnet velvet. with pIunes of the same
color and Spanish lace; Sonora de Cruz, wife OF
the Chilian Minister. mauve silk gown and white
and black hat: Mrs Stephen B. Elkins. sage green
chiffon with gold embroidery the bodice. and
draperies; Miss Katherine EIkins. q white satin
princess; Mrs Stephen PelI of New York salmon
pink velvet. with black velvet and white lace as q
trimming; Mrs Newberry. gown OF white satin.
trimmed with white lace and narrow black velvet:
Mrs. Oliver. black and white striped chiffon; Miss
Oliver, white chiffon. with Dresden flowers and
lace; Mrs Foraker. blue hand painted chiffon with
lace. and Miss Foraker. salmon pink crepe chine,
with white lace and embroidery the bodice.