New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-05

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a petticoat of chiffon while the material
combined with lace and iridescent bands. relieved
the bodice A diamond tiara, high collar OF da-
monds. pearls and other Jewels with diamond cor
sage ornaments,
NINE. JUSSERAND, who accompanied her hus-
band the French Ambassador. wore a Paris Di-
rectoire gown of cerise silk. heavily embroidered in
gold with gold gauge for the sleeves and the
greater part of the bodice, and white tule laid in
soft folds about the bust She wore diamonds and
rubes.
BARONESS TAKAHIHA. wife of the japanese
Ambassador, robe OF Venetian lace over an
Empire slip of white satin There were elbow
sleeves of the lace. trimmed with tiny horizontal
ruches of chiffon and chiffon was used In the
bodice. She wore some quaint diamond ornaments
including a necklace and tiara
COUNTESS Won BERNSTORFF and COUNT
Ess LUISE ALEXANDRA Won BERNSTORFF
wife and daughter Of the German Ambassador. and
Ct the combined type OF American and German
beauty. gowns or exceeding elegance The
mother wore a severely plain Empire gown OF
cream whit. satin with priceless old lace the
bodice and forming the sleeves, and deep collar,
necklace and tiara Of diamonds. Countess bulse
Alexandra was in a dainty Empire gown of pale
mink crepe de chine embroidered i1 the same color
and relieved with soft folds OF tulle on tho bodice
BARONESS MONCHEUR. wife of the Belgian
Minister. was IN perfectly fitted sheath princesse
OF black LYONS velvet. the long lines uubrok"u. and
thu only oruamentation some rare old point lace on
OF pearls about her throat Baroness Marguerite
Moncheur. daughter Of the minister. wore 10
sephlne gown OF white gauze. embroidered In White
r,arglIerites and worn slip 4 silver tissue
COUNTESS MOLTKE. the American wife OF the
Danish Minister. wore plain priucesse gown OF
rich white brocajed satin. rose point lace on IN"
bodice and diamond and pearl ornaments. Her
mother. Mrs Nathaniel Thayer. Of Boston, who
ACCOMPANIED her wore gown OF heavy White
satin. with diamond and emerald necklace and cor
sage ornaments.
NINE. GUIDE. wife of the Norwegian Minister.
wore a princesse robe Of white point de Nenise
over white satin, and tiara, and necklace OF
diamonds with diamond and pearl corsage orna-
ments.
SONORA DE QUEsADA. wife Of the retiring
Cuban Minister, princesse gown OF irish
lace turquoise blue satin. ana dlaIoHd anu
NINE. CAI.DBRON, wife Of the Bolivian Minis
ter, wore a white satin prlncesse. richly emhroi-
dered in white and gold and her daughter senoF'ta
Caderon wore Empire gown OF pink satin en-
broidered in silver, and silver bandeaus IN her
black hair.
sENORA HERRARTE. wife of the Guatemalan
Minister was in a prncesse robe of cream chifton'
embroidered heavily in pastel colors brought ihl'
relief by gold spangles. Her jewels were n nech-
lace of pearls and pearl and diamond ooFSdse u
naments ,,,.
MRS. y. r. JAMES wife Of the British military
attache. wore a princesse Of pale green p[ocauo
heavily embroidered in silver. silver sauze sIeee
folds
lace OF pearls. Bandeaus OF silver ana P''''9
worn in her blond hair
FRAU Won LIVONIUS, wife OF the German a.
tache was much admired in an Empire gown %
pale rose silk. heavily embr2ldereu III - At
and other precious stones. while a Duchie u -,
,,c,ds and rubies finished the costume, win WIN"
she wore pearls. rubies and diamonds. ..,
NI,TE M, AOUINO, wife Of the Spanish naval
attache was in a prncesse gown u
bI,,a name velvet. with bands of byzantine en-
enTiCnnS DUN III" AN''S
lines Of the skirt and the bodice. ~ ,o,,n
r.o1-n-rESs YEDEIA wife of the German couh-
seIIor wore a gown of "hlte sa''i ne" - -,
,ntdsrad IN gold and softened by creamy lece GA
the bodice and sleeves anu
hair ornament. 100 i, >.,,,, ao,,.btars
THE MISSES DE LAGERCKANlH, a-lea,,,,oi
os the Swedish Minister, were IN gowns , 80
~ white chiffon satin with goo iace, ~
Oh WI tr,nad satin with French lace
GrTORA FIAIL.O was in prince6se Oh Pa
,,,,a satin trimmed with french l"Oo - rr,rira
as. se6orita Angela de Quesada' wore 81
So =, Line crape de chine. with pearl OF
gown "a ~ cocarras another guest. was in an
ana 80, OF black lace and wore diamond
u sFTORITA CARLO. eldest daughter OF tne
-~s-a, Minister wore pink satin Drec'oiie
f|'u"u' - With gold lace. and her younger
So. sa6orita Anna Carlo, cream lace Dltec'oNe
., cloth Of gold and gold INLET IN her nan
sasorita Maria Carlo. white lace oven SH'o' e1
and a silver dilet in ner mar. ., - ~,
NE1CANi@ANN'--~-'
- moro a plain white satin princesse' WIN d
-, .i, and the bodice covered almost ehtirey
,. htnastones and softened with tule about the
,1aorS and sleeves. She wore diamond hecA-
80, bair ornaments. Miss Wickersham was
&c, a' Effective gown of white mousseiine de sole'
III a" ,5ad In white and finished with SILK lace.
She wore no Jewels - 1880 80
,IpS OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES wore a
,,ncesse of black silk velvet. with rose point
lace and pearls - It'll. colt,
IDS Holm NJ HARLAN wore black sauh'
.a with Brussels lace; Miss Harlan
.sa Of male blue satin, embroidered In Silver
- NC I2uth Harlan a Drectoire gown OK pale
80 suk u1ousselaine. embroidered In silver
SOS RICHARD H. TOWNSEND wore gown
.tjte chiffon velvet. the court train embrold-
u, ,r gold and falling away from pettlcoat OF
- embroidered in gold. She wore tiara
IN her diamonds Miss Mathilde Townsend was
~ T,,ractoire gown Of white and silver, silver
:" . haine used for the Directore sash. She
wore pearls. -, 49,,
,,pS IARZ ANDERSON was in pink lace
,rcesse over pink silk. and silver gauze She
80 q tiara. necklace and numerous diamond
ornaments
MRS STEPHEN B. EBKINSS gown was
,rincesse of peacock blue velvet. with which shA