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


1 'Sse lace ana pale pink ranue velvet.
I Miss Elizabeth u. Welsh, Of Phil
doelpnla. black meteor satin an,i chi =
/ on with Earnitarc OF I'D lace on
/ me poqlCe. and pearl ornaments. Miss
/ sara Welsh, OF Philadelphia, wore
l natter blue meteor SATIN, trimmed with
cloth or silver and old lace.
Mrs. Spencer s. Wood wore an Inn
ported costume or white crepe de chine,
beautifully embroidered and trimmed
with antique lace
Mrs Robert J. Wyune wore white
I CNantllly lace embroidered in "A hte
( ifoSs and gold, with a diamond tiara
/ In her hair and =. diamond necklace
and cOrsage ornaments. Miss Ida Wyn-
ne wore beautiful gown Of pale yell
low satin. with an OveTSkiTt OF net
worked in gold and silver, with gold
Grecian bands in her hair and pearl
ornaments.
Mrs. John A. Logan.
Mrs John A Logan wore = handsome
gown OF pale natIve brocaded satin and
diamond ornaments. Her dauS htcr.
Mrs. Tucker, wore lavender satin bro
caded I'm gold with diamond ornaments
Mrs. Frank H Schultze wore a beau
tifUl gown Of black crepe meteor satin
embroidered in gold. Her sister-in-law W.
Mrs. II. c. Merriam. who accompanied
her wore pale blue satin embroidered
in gold
Mrs. Frederick II. Benedict wore a
gown Of cTeam-COlOred satin, made en-
DiTe style and embroidered in gold with
rhinestone and emerald ornaments. She
wore a diamond tiara brooch
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver wore gown
OF pearl gray bTOCade. the design of
which was outlined with rEinestOHeS
Miss Oliver wore deep b.de satin
gown, trimmed with wide cmuI der Of
the same color.
Miss Ethel Robson wore a Gow-i o.
sapphire blue silk covered Win pail
sides Of silver lace and a blue dDG silver
handeau in her hair.
Mrs. G. L. Gillespie wore a gown Of
white Venetian lace made over white
and q diamond collar ard necklace Of
pearls,
Mrs. William Barrett RidgeIy wore a
gown Of wistaria COlOred ChiTUc velvet
made princess style with trimmings Of
lace Of the same shade and diamond
and emerald necklace with a diamond
in her hair
Mrs Nrooman wore gown Of pale
blue and pink bTOCsGe made empire
style. and embroidered in turquoise with
a rose wreath In her hair.
Mrs. Walsh and Daughter.
Mrs. Thomas T. Walsh wore 4 strik- /
ing costume of black chiffon velvet en-
ments, and Mrs. Edward z. Mclean /
wore white satin heavily embroidered I
ia crystals with diamond ornaments.
MIS-. Ten Eyck Wendell wore d.
rectoire gown Of black satin embroider-I
ed IN briIIiants with pearl and diamond /
ornaments and n diamond crescent in /
her hair.
Mrs w :. Knox wore a beautiful !
black laccerobe paiiletted in black and !
steel over white maTQulSette. with dla- /
nond ornament. Miss Georgia Knox. a. /
iirectoire gown OF pca.hblow -iun
uarmC0US", with IUnic skirt me
bodice embroidered IN arbutus ami
'rc1ldS. with touches of duCheSSc lace.
ma a bouquet Of orchids and VioIetS.
Her cousin. Miss Nina Van Arsda @.
wore modified direcJoire gown ot
striped ashes OF roses messaliHe satin
trimmed with effective touches o. gold (
ace and embToideFy. ana carried
Mrs. Edmund W Samuel q NJ
srmeI. Pa wore black jettci 1ct. the
-ole and sleeves of spanEled lace.
Miss Lena Hitchcock wore a Gown Of
.aic blue crepe De chine. with touches
f. gold embroidery
Miss Almon. of New York wore
Tcct0ire gown Of black satin.
Mrs Daniel Thew Wright wore a
own Of white satin made empire style.
18th trimmings OF silver and touches OF
lue satin and diamond ornaments Miss o.,
right wore . nile green satin gown
-immed with gold clotl and q gold
@ndesu I'm her hair. Miss Claire
Nright~ gov. was Of crystal net over
auaTr- satin. with a paradise bird I'm
or hair. Their house guest, Miss .
,oodlOwe. 0C Boston, wore 4 peach
low satin gown with pearl trimmings.
Mrs. William FloNd SicaTd wore a
own oT white lace over satin. with ;
innings OF chiffon and embroidery.
yp,te Satin paris Gown