The Washington herald., 1909-03-05

Mckinley. Washington. Pa, white lace
empire gown. and white roses Miss
Clara Buskirk. Michigan. white silk en-
pire gown. with white lace trimming. and
roses.
white Chan;iIiy Lace.
Mrs. Robert J. Wynne. wife Of the
United States consul general 70 London,
wore a superb gown Of white chautilly
lace over white chiffon and satin. the lace
embroidered in white floss and gold. with
tiara of diamonds and diamond necklace;
Miss Wynnc wore pale yellow satin with
an oyerdress OF delicate net embroidered
in gold and silver. Grecian gold bands in
IT,. hair. and pearl ornaments
Mrs. Elmer r. Black. Of New York, who
Is the guest of Miss Flora Wilson. daugh-
ter OF the Secretary OF Agriculture. was
striking figure in a white satin S0wn en-
broidered with seed pearls and made with
a full court train. and with this she wore
a splendid diamond necklace This is the
costume she wore in London at court
during the past season Mrs. Black was
one Of the most admired women at the
Kings famous garden party.
Mrs. r. B Moran had a party Of New
York guests. Mr. and Mrs. McCOnihe, and
Miss Porter. Mr. NcConihc wore blue
charmeuse embroidered in white ard seed
pearls. with diamond ornaments; Miss
Porter were a Frencn gown of white
mousseIine de sole. embroidered with tiny
bow-kuots OF white. pale blue. and pink
in festOOned fashion upon the skirt and
running on 10 the short wasted bodice,
which was Of jeweled rot. the whole worn
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and diamond ornaments
WIstaria satin.
Mrs. Hudgins. daughter Of Mrs. Moran.
wore wiStaria satin embroidered in paler
shades Of wlstaris. and made in directoire
fashion. long and narrow, with pearl or
naments. Mrs. Moran wore a Worth gown
OF white satin embroidered in white and
pink. with drapery OF silver net. opening
over a panel Of silver lace, the sides
of the opening held with slender buckles
of neariS. and edged with fringe Of
CRYSTALS. with diamond necklace and tiara.
Mrs Edison Bradley. Of New York, white
satin directoire, with deep fiOunce Of rose
point lace down the front and around the
long narrow train. with sleeves Of rose
point. and draperies OF the same lace on
the bodice with diamond necklace and
tiara: Mrs Charles A. Mum. black tulle
over white satin. with pearls and dia-
monds: Miss Carrie a. Mum. empire
gown Of pink satin, embroided with crys-
tai beads.
white Chiffon Velvet.
Mrs. Richard II. Townsend wore white
chiffon velvet. with court train. embroid-
cred in gold. with tiara and dog collar Of
diamonds, q string Of pearls and other
diamond ornaments; Miss Mathilde Town
send, "A directoire gown Of white and sill
yer. silver gauze draperies, and a di-
rectoire sash of silver gaUze. with pearl
necklace and other ornaments. Nine. Ro-
cardo Serino. cousin and house guest Of
Mrs. Stanley Matthews. cameo pink satin
princesse gown. embroidered in silver,
with necklace and rope of pearls. ard
diamond tiara; Mrs. ReybuTu. wife of the
mayor OF Philadelphia. princesse gown Of
pink silk. with an overdress of pale
gray net, heavily embroidered with gray
and dali silver, with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. robe Of black
velvet. made in princesse style and
trimmed with gold embroidery: Mrs. Ed
ward r. Mclean. daughter Of Mrs. Walsh,
empire gown of white satin. heavily en-
broidered with crystals. with superb dia-
monds.
In BIue Chiffon.
Mrs. Townsend. wifs Of Gen. Townsend
wore a handsome gown OF blue chiffon
with diamond ornaments; Miss Warmer.
Of Yonkers. n Y. white Liberty satin,
embroidered. with diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. Howard Scribaer. OF New York,
white lace. with sapphireS and diamonds;
Miss Janet Wariag. Of Yonkers. y. Y,
white chiffon, embroidered, pearl necklace
and diamond coronet, Miss Gilman %
Yonkers. y. Y. blue satin: Mrs. ElUeT
Ellsworth. OF New York. imported gown
Of white charmeuse satin. court train.
and dress heavily embroidered in gold and
turquoise. with jewels Of turquoise and
diamonds.
Mrs. H. r NewcOmb. Of New York.
wore togna silk and diamonds; Mrs.