The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-05

veted with black CHIFFON. mad -, 60
/ empire style, with a EirdIe fastened -
! -; ~ '-+ leIt. the COrSaSe trimmed
IL silver Their house guests MIS-
/ Dunn, of Birmin.ha1n Ala 49, :
gown OF peacock fable silk made en-.
/ pre- slNie, and diamond necklace. aI,d
Miss Osterloh, Of Richmond, Va wore
/ u gown OF cOTQhower blue satin trim
/ med with pearls.
| White MesSaline Satin.
! Mss Elizabeth HarreIl. Of Raleigh.
| y. c. "o:e beautiful gown OF white
( I"eSSalue satin. with the bodice airnos,
/ eHlifely covered with hand embroidery.
! Mrs George Y. Wheeler wore a very
/ Beautiful gown or white ,,repe de chine
made over satin. and embroidered in
gold Mrs. Wheele~'s house guest. Mrs
| \ \. Morgan. OF Pittsburg. Pa. wore 4
gown OF black velvet and point lace.
and Mrs T j. Given OF Pittsbure.
/ MIS- WheeleT's mother. wore black chif-
fon over ClOta Of gold.
Mrs. ). j. Richardson gown was OF
Cerise velvet, trimmed with brilliants
Fter mother. Mrs. 3. T. Finn. OF Okla
Eolnd. wore handsome white satin
gown embroidered in silver.
Mrs Samuel l.. MattinEly wore L
beautiful princess gown OF black jec.
and her daughter, Mrs David D. Porter.
was IN white satin gown made en-
TlTe style. and trimmed win a applique OF
ThlneStOneS on the sleeves and bodice
Mrs. Roscoe c Bulmer woe q becOm-
Ing gown o. white satin embroidered
IA pearls.
Miss Marjorie AIeshire wore gown
OF white meSsaline silk and lace
Mrs Nicholas Anderson wore a hand
some Paris gown Of nile green chiffon
cloth embroidered in gold and trimmed
with touches Of rose point lace.
Miss Ruth Bliss wore a white MESA
n fRf vo11
lace on the bodice
Mrs Clarence r E,dWa rdS was hecou7-
lngly .attired in pale blue satin embrOid-
cred IN silver with diamond ornaments
Mrs J. Davis Brodhead wore black
satin in draped directOire Eject and
beautifully embroidered i'm gold. Miss
BrOdhead wore white satin
Mrs. William A Ashhrcok wore av
empress gown % white tuIle over white
satin with lace applique on the bodice
Mrs Robert l. owen or Oklahoma
wore dlTectoiTe gown OF black satin
with touches Of gold lace and a bertha
OF rose point lace Miss DoTCthea Owen
pink chiffon trimmed witt embroidered
bands OF pink satin.
Mrs. James ;. Davenport. white net
over white satin with effective trim
mlDSs Of gold lace.
Miss Ethel r. Bartlett, a directoire
gown OF yellow satin, deliberately trim
T1t, viii crystals Miss Regina r
bartlett, UireCtofTe gown Of hand-em-
broiderad pink satin and crystals.
College GIIs at Ball.
AIRS IT, St J.. Coppes. ia black crepe
dc Chin che peroned the following
young ladies' o. Chevy Chase College !
to the inaugural ball. Miss Irene Shetz-
line, in white chiffon with duchess lace /
trimming: Miss Mittie Floyd, embroid- /
cred chiffon, pearls and gold trimming;
Miss Grace Campbell, yellow satin DriU-
'eES trimming {
bell, white crepe de chine. Miss Jean
Iette STRIKER embroidered yellow /
satin; Hiss Carolyn Pollock. haud-em- /
1roldeTed chiffon cloth. Miss Jeaunetta 4
-cvy. pink null over satin: Miss Ruth
-haIilcnr salmon crepe de Cniue over
satin DR.. and Mrs Samuel y Barker /
ma Mrs James G Cowen of Chevy J
-adSc College also attended The inauGfl-
al ball. Mrs Barber wore a Worth (
e@Wr or cream silk velvet with gold (
rinlIninGs- Mrs COvsn wore black /
'repe de chine
Mrs. LOHgwOUth There.
Not the leas enthusiastic or the spec
ators IN tho reserved gallery was Mrs
Nicholas Longworth, who is an ardent
dmirer Of her illusJrious "a ers sue
eSsor- With Representative Long
worth ald party Of friends she held a
title Informal court of her own through
ut the greater part Of the evening. Mrs.
ougworth vOre one Of the few typical
= direCtoire gowns seen at the ball II
vas q severely plain model Of ord gold
rocaoed satin, with sol" ornaments
nd touches Of white tulIe on the bodice.
IeT jewels were long pendant earrings
Z pearls and diamonds and a diamord
nd pearl doE-cOllar and necklace.
Mrs. George Howard. who was ir MS. |
-"UGUorth.S party. wore q beautiful
own n black chiffon velvet. with some
and>0nie diamond ornaments
Mrs. Bryce. wife Of On" British ambss-
1uor, who came iu 3atc. wore peacock
recu latin, made on modified empire
mes. with trimmings OF dCep fringe ct I
no. side of the bodice and long trained
MIS- James. wife OF the British mill
GEE attaChe, wore a becoming frock ,
pale blue satin, and her house guest.
Hiss Rose Lamb o. Boston. wore
White satin am lace.
Ms Randall Uasner wore strik-
IglT handsome gown o. WlStaria satin.
le skirt made with tuuic effect. and
le top OF the bodice finished with I
10th OF gold and gold embroidery. Her /
ster, Miss Margaret Lawrence. Of : +
,cw York, Wore q draped directOire 3,
own Of peacock green crepe meteor. ,
-th the corSaEe Of folds or tulle and
Mrs. Charles :. Cromwell looked par ,
rUlaTlT handsome in pale biUe paune \
aivct. made dircctojre. with diamond -
-uamcutS. aud an effective arrange @
Airs George I.Hu-don 'llIrrorG Ror, : 4
beautiful gown cd Wult- ...i,-rs. arl- ID.
Hl|'InH .T --'' FHIS rf yellow roses ( :
ffE effective t-4 ines az v-Irfe lace =
~ HiHr~ 'i WHITE and g4g,,. S4-Ir7 u
B fHn bodice NTH diamond and pearl / -
.awrui~. Mrs. David Street. or I.aiff /
ore. hoIs" Euy-t o.. Mrs Wutford.
ore white 'afG" silk ard Vo7atiar =
.iut lace. with diamond 0r-uar,artr- | j