New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
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SOME OF THE COSTUMES
There - NJ feature Of the White House New
Years reception which adds 70 the hTilliancv
OF the occasion than the superb costumes OF the
women and the best shops Of this country snd
Europe are searched for the beautiful and unique
In gowns hats fIrs and jewels. To-day there
seemed an especial rivalry in gowns ana mats, and
there never more brilliant parade of fashion
before a President of the United States.
Mrs Roosevelt wore gown of rich black satin.
with band Of silver embroidery about the train
and extending 10 the belt in front II had a yoke
of white lace embroidered in silver
Mrs Fairbanks wife OF the Nice-President. who
stood next 70 her wore striking costume Of apri-
cot sa tin skufuy combined with a richly embossed
velvet Of the same shade. \ deep band about
the bottom of the skirt. forming panel on the
front. There was just enough handsome lace about
the bodice TO relieve the mon0tony Of tone
Mrs Wright wife of the Secretary Of War. who.
in the absence Of Mrs. Root and Mrs Cort-lyou.
occupied the next important place in the line wore
a robe Of rich white lace. mounted over silk and
chiffon Mrs. Bonaparte, wife Of the Attorney Gen
eral wore an empire gown of apricot colored satin
with q profusion Of rare lace the bodice. Her
jewels were diamonds and pearls Mrs. Meyer wife
Of the Postmaster General wore gown OF white.
lace trimmed, and Jewels. The wife of the new
Secretary OF the Navy. Mrs. Newbury. wore a
beautiful gown of taupe colored chiffon. richly en-
hroidered and made pink satin. Her orua-
ments diamonds
Mrs. James r Garheld's gown was Of golden
yellow satin relieved by taupe embroidered IN
gold and trimmed with bands OF brown fur Mrs.
Strsus. wife Of the Secretary Of C1mmerce. and
Labor. who stood the end " tie Presidents re-
ceiving line wore one-pece sheath gown of black
satin, with panels cf cut jet and yoke effect cf
jet and gold.
Baroness dos Planches wore ? robe % rare Point
de- Venice. pTince-T stvis. large white hst trimmed
Tita sweeping blue piur}ss ana stole If white
mara bout. Baroness He1Selmuller. Wife Cf the
Austrian Ambassador, wore empire gown ~
red satin. large black picture hat With white
plunles and a black maTabout stole. With her