The Washington herald., 1908-02-21

fon velvet. made empire. ard embellished
with lace Of the same shade
Miss Kinds wore white crepe dc chine
trimmed with lace. the figures OF which
were embroidered in white silk.
Mrs. Dryden wore embroidered crepe
de chine on a ground OF white; flowers
OF delicate coiors. Her jewels. among
the handsomest seen. were a tiara Of
diamonds and a necklace Of diamonds
with pendants Of emeralds.
Mrs. Kuser. her daughter, wore pale
blue crepe dc chine. elaborately embroid-
cred in delicate shades.
Gown of Japanese Crepe.
Mrs. Stickney wore white embroidered
japanese crepe, trimmed with deep
founces OF fringe.
Mrs Oliver was IN gray chiffon satin
and point lace. Miss Marion Oliver wore
Old rose chiffon satin. embroidered with
paillettes Of the same shade Of rose.
Mrs. Dowditch. OF Albany. sister Of
Mrs. Oliver, wore a princess gown Of gun
metal tulle, pailletted in the same shade.
Mrs. Sims was daintily gowned in pale
blue. trimmed with a bertha Of point lace.
Miss Carow wore white point d'esprit.
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trimmed with ruchings Of white ribbon
and entire deux OF cafe al lait mechlin
lace.
Nine. Guzman wore black lace pailletted
/ IN Jet and trimmed with velvet.
| Mrs. Brewer vas IN white mousseline de
\ soia over pale green silk and lace
( Mime. Leger wore white tulle, elab-
orately pailletted i'm gold sequins. and
trimmed with lace. Her ornaments were
diamonds
Authors Wife There.
Mrs. +. Hopkinson Smith. who accom-
panied her husband, the artist-aurhor,
wore white satin. embellished with pat
tern design done in silver
Mrs. Richardson Glover wore pink satin.
veiied I'm tuue. elaborately embroidered in
/ gold and trimmed with hounces Of lace
paiIletted in gold spangles. \ tiara and
nCcl1lcCe Of diamonds completed her cos
tune.
| Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes wore gray
crepe De chine. elaborately embroidered
/ in a design Of wisteria-
/ Mrs. Clarence Edwards was suiartly
gCwned In an empire gown Of cloth CT sill
yer with corsage trimming and sleeves
/ or point applique lace
! Glrs Loeb was IN black satin with en-
tbeIlishments Of lace and embroidery.
/ Mrs. McCawley wore black velvet with
/ "a corsage trimming Of white tulle COM
petely covered with brilliants Shoulder
| straps OF brilliants and a necklace and
/ tiara OF diamonds completed her cos
I tune.
/ Nine. Chermont was in pale pink satin
cimbiHed with lace
/ Mrs. Sullivan. wife OF Paymaster SulH-
Ean. retired was I'm white satin and lace.
/ Mrs. Clark. wife Of Capt Clark. wore
black chiffon with lace and embroidery
applique
Miss Hagner's gown was white lace
/ robe over pink satin with trimmings OF
| pink velvet and rhinestone ornaments.
Miss Cannon in Pearl Gray.
Miss Cannon was goSned in a becom-
/ ing robe Of pearl gray chiffon satin trim
med with rose point lace and passe-
menteries In pastel shade.
/ Miss Denny wore an Empire gown OF
white silver spangled tulle over pink satin
and trimmed with a lace bertha
Mile Godoy wore a modified Empire
gown Of pink satin. having a darker
shade Of pink velvet employed as trim
ming in kimono style, and bertha OF
/ white lace.
/ Miss Wotherspoon wore gown Of white
satin. with bertha OF white lace.
/ Miss Emma Casey was gOwned in white
I lace over white satin. trimmed with knots
I OF pink velvet.
] Mrs. Francois Berger Moran was one Of
I the most handsomely gowned women She
Wore pink brocaded satin. soft folds OF
I tuile or the same shading finishing the
/ decoIete neck, which was outlined with
a bertha Of rose point lace
Mrs. J. $. Wise wore black lace over
white satin. with pearls
/ Mrs. James wife OF the military al
| tache Of the British Embassy. was pret-
/ tily gowned in white lace over chiffon,
4 fashioned in empire style. with touches
/ OF black velvet. brilliants, and black tuIIe.
/ Her sister. the Hon. Nina Kay Shuttle
worth. wore white satin with corsa ge
trimming OF gold-spangled tulle and cor
onet Of gold grapes.
/ Nine Hebbighausen, wife Of the naval
attache Of the German embassy. wore
/ a becoming costume OF pink brocaded
/ satin, the empire effect being carried out
/ with gold passemeuterIe and lace.
l Mile CalderOn wore a dainty empire
gown OF pOmpadCur tUlle over white. the
/ lace bertha having touches OF pink velvet
about the shoulders Mrs. LOTUS. wife
/ OF the nrst secretary OF the Siamese L.e-
cation, wore a white chiffon cloth. which
/ was embroidered In garlands OF pastel
! shaded flowers and bertha Of gold thread
/ lace.
| The Misses Carlo, daughters OF the
/ Minister from Ecuador, wore dainty
gowns Of pink and blue Liberty satin.
/ trimmed with silver lace.
Complete list of those invited to the
White House reception will be found on
Pages 10 and IL.
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