The Washington herald., 1909-03-05
GOWNS And JEWELS
ARE MAGNIFICENT
Continued from Page Four.

broidered IN silver. with diamond Orna-
ments- Miss Annie Irwin. debutante
Of this season, white chiffon over white
six. the chiffon trimmed with garlands
4 pink rosebuds, a silver bandeaU. and
tiny pink rosebuds in her hair Mrs. Sy-
mons. wife OF Col Thomas W Symons.
sapphire blue velvet embroidered in rhine
stones. with cream lace on the bodice. a
diamond tiara and necklace
Mrs. Champlin. wife of Gen. Edgar r.
Champlin. Of Boston. Mass. an empire
gown Of pink and silver changeable silk.
with pearl ornaments and a rope of
pearls. Mrs. Webster wife of Mai. Ed
mund X Webster, white satin princesse
with train deliberately embroidered in
white with paillettes of escurial lace. with
diamond necklace and pearl pendant Miss
Frances Webster, one Of the season s
buds light blue messaline embroidered
in white daisies, with trimmings Of rose
point. and pearl and topaz necklace Miss
AEHa c. Poole. guest Of Mrs Irwin. pink
satin With silver trimmings and superb
pearl necklace. an heirloom. Mrs. Woth-
crsPCo1. wife OF Gen Wotherspoon. gold
hrocade satin with point lace and gold
embroidery and an old Spanish set Of
aQuamarineS-
White and silver Cloth.
Mrs. Henry Bispham. of Paris. France.
guest OF Cen and Mrs. Forbes al the
Connecticut. imported gown Of white and
silver cloth. with sapphires and diamonds,
Mrs Harrison Bispham. Of Philadelphia.
wife Of Commander Bispham. white bro
caded satin imported gown. with pearls
Mrs. G. I. Lavinder. Of New York. guest
of Mrs. p. .. Knox. empire gown of vel
low satin heavily embroidered with gold.
with a rope Of pearls about the meek.
diamond bandeau in the hair. and pendant
and earrings worn by her ancestors at the
court Of Napoleon.
Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver. wife Of the
Assistant Secretary of War. pearl gray
hrocadCd satin p-incesse gown. the de-
sign outlined with rhineStCneS. Miss oil
Yer. ? charming gown Of deep blue satin
With embroidery Of the same color
Embroidered IN Geld.
Mrs. Hughes. wife Of Charles E
Hughes. governor of New York. empire
gown Of white corded silk. embroidered in
gold with touches Of gold net ia the bod
ice and sleeves. and diamonds. Mrs. y. :.
Simpkins- OF this city. gray satin. with
pearl ornaments; her daughter Miss
Faith SimpkinS. rose satin. Mrs William
Belden Nchle. black velvet. with or1a-
meHts Of pearls: her daughter Miss No
hle. coTal-colorcd satin. with crystal trim
miugs- Mrs. Henry Oxnard. gray with
Roman embroidcries. AMI diamonds. Miss
Pichou. sister Of Mrs. Oxnard. pink net.
with silver sequiuS. worn over a princess
slip of pink satin. with silver fringe and
Earniturcs Of lace: Mrs. James Oxnard,
az Eew York. guest OF Mrs. Henry Ok
lard. blue satin with old rose paiIlcues.
and diamonds Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell.
black satin directoirc. embroidered with
bTiiiiaHJs and ThineStoncS. with q tis-
Ino1d crescent in the hair. and other o.
nanients OF diamonds and pearls
AIRS Joseph F. Thropp- pcach-coIored
satin made empire. with cOrsagc eu4broid-
cred in rajHeStcnes and silver. and orna-
Ine1tS n pearls and diamonds Mrs. VIII
lam Barrct RidseIy, wistaria-colored chir-
1on velvet. trimmed with tuue Of the
same shade and made on empire lines.
diamond and emerald necklace with ,iia-
mood crescent iu her hair. her dauebter.
Miss Eleanor CuTIom RiGceIy. tight blue
...'-.. f'tHa'- fa.tat Nla.rE Attlf' ana FffAfEa
tri1miaGs. aEd pearl necklace Miss
Echcsoa. s-pDaire blue psHlnites. AMI nor
E#est- Airs William Eiunicut Draper. of
Nev York, rle-l5 net WITH Jet trimmings
White Satin DIrectoIre.
1-rz Henry Clay Evans. wife Of the for
ner eoGsuI general TO London. who IS the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Sims. wore
white satin d.rcctoire, with embroidery OF
msrsuerites in white gloss outlined with
threads Of black The embroidery was in
bunchcs about the bottom Of the skirt
and graduated Up; each seam u the
wsisJlinc, where IL was hidden by the di-
rectoiTc siroie. She wore a necklace OF
diamonds and pearls.
Mrs Joseph W Gaines. black net and
ret ornaments Mrs. Howard Reeside.
blue satin. with bowKnots Of point lace
and diamonds Mrs. Fleming NewbOld,
black messaline, with jet ornaments and
point lace
Miss Patten. white satin trimmed with
point lace. and ornaments OF diamonds
Mrs. James r. Garfield. white satin with
point lace. and diamond ornaments.
Mrs Truman II NevvbeTry wore apricot
lace over white satin. the skirt finished
with band Of cloth Of gold and the net
elah0rately embroidered. Miss Carol New
berry wore white lace embroidered over q
white Satiu dircCtCire slip
Mrs Edwin Smith. of Meriden. Conn. \
guest Of Miss Parsons. wore q stunning
gown of Juisi cloth of black and white
over white. with diamonds. Miss Par
sons wore ivory satin. princeSSe style. a
bertha Of Venetian lace. a necklace OF
Spanish Of 30 years ago Her ornaments
were pearls and antiques.
RESIDENTIAL.