The Washington herald., 1908-01-24

stopping, was gowned i'm white satin
! trimmed with lace and silver.
| Miss Irene Moore wore a pretty en-
pire gown Of lavender crepe de chine
with trimming of lace.
/ Miss H8guer was i'm black satin with
/ trimming of jet
/ Mrs Hockstadter. daughter Of Score
/ tary Straus wore "a gown of raspberry
panne velvet made empire. with emboi-
/ lishment Of heavy lace of the same shade
embroidered IN silk. with which She Wore
pearls and a large corsage bouquet OF
yiolets.
! Nine. Pnster. wife of the naval attache
/ OF the Italian Embassy. Was iu white
chiffon with trimming of ribbon and lace.
Her mother Mrs Laughiiu, of St
| Louis. was gowned IN black chiffon and
/ lace over white satin.
Miss Carow. Mrs. R0oscve,ts sister.
wore yellow satin. yelled iu robe Of
point applique
Miss Harlan. who accompanied Eer
| father, Justice Harlan wore white satin.
made empire. the wide giTdle being OF
pale blue empire ribbon figured in Law
ender Touches of blue and lavender
trimmed the corsage and sleeves.
Mrs. Nicholas L0ugworth, ST., was
L
l broidered iu a flower pattern of chenille
and steele. The bodice was trimmed with
I rose point round the neck. She wore diB-
monds and a coroHet of silver leaves in
/ her couture.
( Miss Perie Anderson was in pink chiffon
deliberately tucked and trimmed with lace
Mrs Grover. wife Of Gen. Grover. was
T IN white brocade satin with enbeIlish-
ment of lace.
Mrs. Gerry. wife Of Gen. Gerry. wore
gown of black point desprit. combined
with velvet ribbon and jet and diamond
ornaments.
Miss Gray, who accompanied h9r father
Judge Gray. was tn white lace, made ew-
pira and trimmed round the hem with
wide gold lace. Gold spanglcs formed
the decoration of the bodice.
Mrs. Hij0ur. of New York, Wac iu su
empire gown of cream lace, with cIna-
meuts of diamonds and pearls.
Mrs Warner. wife Of Senator Warner
wore black velvet. deliberately trimmed
with chautily lace and jet
Nine HobbiughauS. wife Of the naval
attache of the German Embassy. was i'm
lavender chiffon. trimmed with banks of
pink satin and rose point lace, the pat
tern. outlined with silver
Nine. Chermont wife of the secretary
Of the Brazilian Embassy was in cream
lace. with corsage trimming of steel, and
silver passcmenteTin.
Nine Godoy. wife Of thc counselor. of
the Mexican Embassy. wore yellow chit-
ION, paillotted in pearl spanglcs.
Mile. Godoy was in old blue chiffon,
trimmed with bands of silver.
Nine. Miyaokd. wife of the japanese
charge d'affaires, wore pink bTorado COM
bined with pannc velvet paillettcd in
gold.
Nine. Nabuco, wife of the Brazilian
Ambassador was gowned in ietted lace.
Mrs. Charles Henry Butler gown Of
white chiffon and thread lace.
Mrs. Hooes wore gray crepe de chine,
embroidered in grape design on the
bodice. and finished at the neck with
silver lace. The skirt To- the hem of the
train was embroidered IN the same clab-
crate pattern.
Mrs Sims daughter Of the former Sec
rotary of the Interior wore a modified
empire gown Of black point dcspTit over
white satin with motifs of pompadDur
velvet set in the skirt, and finished at
the neck with white lace.
Mrs. Adoiph van Haake wore a prin-
cess gown of black jet over black. re-
liovcd az the neck with "a fold of white
tulle
Miss Edith Everett was gGWuCd IN q
frock Of white satin, and wore pearls.