The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05


genuine Minister. It was OF cloth OF gold,
n 2 clinging robe, with long train, and
an over drapery OF pale yellow net heav-
uv embroidered with sold and gold fringe
She also wore splendid diamonds and
pearls.
Another beautiful gown was that OF
Baroness Preuschen. wife Of the naval
attache Of the Austrian Embassy. Of pea
cock blue net. made princess. ern5roid-
cred with the same C)loT, worn over sin
Of the same shade. with tiara OF peafIs
ana diamonds Miss Cannon, daughter
OF the Speaker Of the House OF repre-
sentatives, wore white saun, en- ualA'
with fest9ons Of black tnlle, and pears
Mrs 4 L. Ioose, her guest, wore pale
gray mcsssline, directoire style, WIZ
STRAIGHT tunic. embroidered on the edges
in the same color
~ Reu wife Of the Chief OF STAFF.
United states army. wore black satin
with point lace: Mrs. Bryce, wife OF the
British Ambassador, wore white satln'
with touches OF black embroidery on tne
bodice and on the splendid lace when
trimmed il, 3 diamond tiara. ana
sapphires and diamonds. Miss Van Noor-
his guest OF Gen. and Mrs J. Franklin
Bell. wore white satin
Robe of White Lace.
Nine. Godoy. wife Of the charge daft
flares Of Mexico. wore a superb robe Of
white lace over white satin and diamonds
Miss Godoy was n, pale yellow direc-
toire. Her cousin, Miss Canalizo, wore
soft cream satin. made empire Miss
Lao. another guest Of Miss Godoy, wore
a yellow satin directoire gown. Mrs
Young. wife Of the second secretary Of
the British Embassy, wore white satin
with touches Of pink, and a silver orna-
ment in her hair
The Hon. Mrs. James, wife Of the mill
tarv attache OF the British Embassy,
wore Pale blue, with silver trimmings
Mss Eleanor Ridgely, daughter Of the
former Comptroller Of the Currency, wore
violet satin. Countess Won Wedel, wifs
OF the new counselor OF the German En-
bassy, wore white satin. with silver and
gold passementerie- Mrs John Callan
IO'IaughIin was extremely handsome in
gray satin made diTectOire. with bands
over the shoulders OF embroidery in
Chenille OF LHe SdllG S4eA4Cs Will sumo
handsome pearls IN her ears and about
her neck.
Mrs. Timmons, daughter Of the Vice
President. was especially handsome in
black velvet, with trimmings Of brilliants
in bands over the shoulders and on the
front OF the bodice. Miss Harlan. daush-
ter OF Mr. Justice Harlan, wore q pale
blue satin directoire gown, with pearls
Miss Bourke, niece Of the Haitian Minis
ter. Mr.. Leger, wore white satin, with
bands Of pompadour silk. Mrs. Richard
Harlan, daughtsr-in-law OF Mr. Justice
Harlan, wore black velvet with duchesse
point lace trimmings and pearls
Miss Kean wore black net over light
blue silk, with emhroideries Of gold on
the net. Mrs. White, wife OF Mr. Justice
White, wore white chiffon cloth over
blue. trimmed with exquisite lace. Mme-
Jusserand. wife Of the French Ambassa-
dor was in black velvet, with quantities
Of clunv lace, with diamond tiara and
pearl dog collar. Mrs. Hepburn, wife Of
Senator Hepburn, wore splendid robe Of
heavy white lace over white satin, with
touches Of black velvet ribbon Nine
Guzman, daughter Of the Colombian Min
lister, wore white satin. with embroidered
net
In Gown of Satin.