The Washington herald., 1908-02-07
MEET THE PRESIDENT.
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pattern of white. Between the surplice
folds across the bosom bit of rose point
lace was introduced. A necklace and long
earrings Of diamonds added the finishing
touch
Miss Cannon's guest, Mrs Loose, was in
white satin. with trimming Of Brussels
lace.
Mrs Warren Fairbanks was g0wned in
pale blue satin princess in effect, with
a modified directoire coat, the long sash
ends embroidered in heavy white silk.
Mrs Meyer, wife Of the Postmaster
General was in black satin with corsage
trimming of duchess lace. with which she
wore diamond ornaments
Mrs Robert Bacon was In pale pink chif-
fon, made empire and embroidered IN a
grape pattern In delicate pastel shades.
Mrs Hockstadter was in Partisan
gown Of old blue chiffon, made empire.
and trimmed with gold lace.
Mrs. Huntington Wilson wore a deep
violet chiffon, embellished with bands of
Oriental trimming in delicate pastel
shades. combined with gold
Mrs Beveridge, one of the brides Of
the Congressional circle was gowned in
gold and deep shade of pink.
Nlscomtesse de Martel wore an empire
gown of chiffon. London smoke in color.
over rose pink, with entire deux Of lace
Of the same shade. Choux OF rose vel
vet and a bit of point lace on the cor
sage formed the ornamentation.
Mile. des P0rtes wore white chiffon
satin, embroidered in heavy white floss,
and ornamented with touches Of pale blue
velvet
The Misses Meyer were in lilac chiffon
striped with satin made empire.
Miss Hagner wore white satin, with
diagonal bands of heavy lace, with a bit
of color introduced by cluster of arti-
fetal roses.
Mrs. Jacob Ris wore pale lavender.
trimmed with bands Of silver embroidery.
Mrs. Peabody was in heliOtrope satin,
with rose point lace
Miss Carow wore point applique yelling,
corn colOred satin.
Mrs. Franklin Warren the house guest
Of Secretary and Mrs Loeb, was beauti-
fully gOwned in gray tulle. elaboTately
pailletted in silver, with d silver ribbon in
her coinure
Mrs. Loeb was in black satin, made en-
pire and trimmed with bands Of gold
embroidery on filet lace.
Miss Burke, niece Of the Haitian Min
lister. wore a peach blow pink crepe de
chine, MADE empire, and trimmed with
corsage Ornamentation OF tulle
Nine. Nabuco. wife Of the Brazilian
Ambassador, was in black satin with
embellishments Of point de Venise.
Mrs. Sulzer, bride Of Representative
Sulzer, Of New York. was gowned in
black satin embellished with cream lace.
Mrs. Closson wore black lace over
white with motifs Of pink velvet.
Mrs. James r. Garfield wore white
satin embroidered in silver and pearls and
made princesse.
Minister, was in pailletted jet with motifs
or pale blue satin.
Miss Hvonne Townsend, Of New York
wore pretty frOck Of pale blue satin
made empire, and trimmed with garlands
Of tulle ruchings.
Mrs. Bonaparte wore pale blue panne
velvet made princess. galloOns Of gold
lace trimming, and skirt introduced in
the trimming Of the bodice. with sleeves
caught up with ruchings Of tulle
MIS- Metcalf wore nile green chiffon,
elaoorately embroidered in a vine design
OF silver handwork and white lace.
Nine Hebbinghaus was gowned in pale
lavender liberty satin, embroidered in sill
verr with deep bertha Of rose point
laea finishing the top of the empire
bodice
Baroness Moncheur was In a princess
gown Of black velvet a fold of white
tulle adding a pretty touch 10 the decol-
lette neck. Her ornaments were dia-
mOnds
Mrs. Stra1s wore d princess gown Of
green. and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter, white chiffon
cloth and renaissance lace, skirt and
bodice tucked, and high gold cloth
girdle and corsage trimming
Mrs. Sims wore pale yellow satin.
fashioned simply on princesse lines and
trimmed with thread lace
Mrs RlXey wore a black velvet prin-
cesse gown. rose point lace bertha, with
diamond and pearl ornaments.
Mrs. J. Franklin Bell wore black lace.
relieved about the neck with tulle. and
short sleeves Of white lace over white
tulIe
Mrs William Sheffield Cowles was in
black satin and Spanish lace.
Mrs Frank B. Brandegee wore white
renaissance princesse robe over white
satin, with pearl and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Thomas Hunt was in a geranium
velvet princesse gown severely made. and
relieved by white lace
The complete list of invited sr,,axss