Evening star., 1909-03-05

! ComDlne0 III lace anu Ilduc princess, Will
pearl ornaments.
| Miss Smoot. pink hand-emlHoidered
chiffon over satin slip. with pearl neck
| lace.
| Mrs. Frederic c. Stevens OF Minnesota.
white satin. trimmed in point lace and
embroidered in seed pearls.
| Mrs. William r. Merriam. wife of the
| former governor of Minnesota, white
! empire gown of goldiembrcidered satin,
/ sa pphire ornaments.
! Mrs John Hancock Merriam. green
| satin embroidered I'm silver, with tunic
| of silver tissue diamond ornaments.
/ Miss Mabel Merriam, pale blue satin
| sheath gown. embroidered in Persian de-
| sign in panel effects; diamond ornament.
| Miss Mary A. Cooke, white satin, en-
Mrs. Frank NJ. Nye OF Minnesota.
white satin princess gown. with yoke and
| sleeves of rose point, with trimmings of
! gold roses.
Mrs Nye's guest. Mrs. f. r. Wood
ward of Minneapolis. black satin. COM
| bined with lace and tulle. with gold roses.
| Mrs Elmer A. Morse of Wisconsin. blue
messalne. made directoire. trimmed with
| lace shading to blue, with blue fringe
! and sash of satin
From Pacific Coast.
! Mrs Frank +. Flint of California, en-
pire gown of blue and white striped
satin. brocaded in clusters of white
flowers bodice trimmed in rochet lace,
sleeves of tulle.
Mrs. Youngerworth of Los Angeles.
guest of Mrs. Flint, white silk, combined
| with lace and tule.
Mrs Eugene Francis Loud OF San
Francisco, gray MORE and cream lace.
Mrs. Sylvester c. Smith of California,
gray silk gown with steel and jet.
Mrs. David ]. Anthony of Kansas.
pearl-colored silk, pearl silk veiled in
same shade of filet net.
Mrs William NJ. Howard Of Georgia.
| white embroidered crepe de chine, heavily
embroidered in pearls.
Miss Marjorie Bullivant of Boston.
princess gown of green silk, combined
with tulle.
Miss Katherine Reed of Pittsburg. blue
tulle over satin spangled in silver.
Miss Garcia Woerishoffer of New York
city. directoire gown of white net over
| satin. with tunic and trimmings OF
blue tulle.
Miss Allen. sister Of Represent ative
Amos Allen. princess gown of soft black
satin. with insets of embroidery.
Mrs. e. Hope Slater of Boston. empire
gown of white panne, embroidered In
crystal panels, with diamond and ruby
dog collar.
of Senator William P. Frye. directoire
gown of nile green velvet with crystal
and silver embroidery and diamond
ornaments.
H., black velvet princess gown. with
rose point and diamonds.
Satin and Diamonds.
Mrs Charles II. MacCawley. white
satin, with trimmings Of lace. and dia-
mond and pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Joseph McKenna, white satin,
made empire, and trimmed in venetian
lace.
Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes, gray satin,
with trimming of steel
Mrs f. A. Ats of Cleveland. Ohio.
white satin and lace, with pearl orna-
ments.
Mrs sherwin of Cleveland. blue tulle,
combined with satin and silver tulle.
Mrs. Lewis Buck of New York black
tulle over satin, with panels of cloth of
gold.
Mrs John H. Jones Of Chicago. white
duchess satin, embroidered in gold roses.
with sleeves OF gold net and panels of
rose point.
Mrs Frank P. Mondell of Wyoming.
pink messaline. with gold lace empire
sash and gold fringe.
Mrs. Samuel Mccall Of Winchester.
Mass. modified empire gown Of lavender,
with crystal trimmings.
Miss Mccall, white satin empire robe.
with panels embroidered in silver, with
garniture of cream lace.
Miss Katherine Mccall. white point
d'esprit. made empire. embroidered in
forget me-nots over white satin. with
touches of pink sa tin on the corsage
Miss Lowering, daughter Of Representa-
tive Lowering of Taunton, Mass, old
rose pink satin. trimmed in rose point,
made empire with pearl and coral jew
ery.
Blue and Black.
Mrs. II. B. Coke of Philadelphia, black
satin princess gown, trimmed in jet and
turquoise insets.
Mrs. Charles G. Tirrell of Natick Mass,
white lace over satin, embroidered in
crystals. with diamond ornaments.
Mrs Arthur Tirrell. her guest. empire
gown of blue satin, embroidered in pearls
Mrs. George p. Lawrence of North
Adams, Mass, cream satin princess gown
yelled in striped illusion, with insets Of
Mrs. John w. Weeks. wife OF Repre-
sentative Weeks of Massachusetts. black
filet net over black messaline, with dia-
| mond ornaments.
Mrs. Charles G. Washburn. Augusta.
Mass, empire gown of white crepe de
chine, trimmed in silver and embroidered
in white orchids, with diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs. n ]. Zalinski sister Of Senator
Brandegee of Connecticut. Paris gown Of
black lace over blue satin, trimmed in
gold. with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. T. S. Grant, third. formerly Miss
Edith Root black lace over black satin
with pearl dog collar.
Mrs. David ]. Foster of Vermont, en-
pire gown of gold radium silk embroid-
cred in self colors, with panels embroid-
cred in gold and crystal, with diamond
necklace and pendants.
Miss Mathilde Foster, white silk en-
broidered in gold.
Miss Mabel Foster. empire gown of
pompadour silk. with flower garlands
draping the skirt.
A Boston Visitor.
Miss Madeline Benstall OF Boston. en-
plre gown of corn-color satin.
Mrs. w. a. Wadsworth, sapphire velvet,
embroidered in crystal and silver with
sapphire ornaments and coronet Of dia-
mondS.
Mrs. Joseph Robinson Darling. black
net dress spangled over white silk.
Miss Mabel Kelsey, black satin cut
empire and trimmed with silver
Miss May Earle white chiffon cloth,
with pink and gold over dress; directoire.
Miss Lillian Kraemer, nile green mes
saline, trimmed with silver lace and seed
pearls.
Miss lone Ingalls,. directoire gown of
pink messaline, with silver lace
Miss Rosamond Ingalls,, pale blue
liberty SIX. with chiffon overdress
Mrs. Richard l.. Sylvester. French
gray satin meSsaline. with silver lace:
diamonds
Miss Laura Sylvester pink messaline,
in drectoire style, with rosebud garniture;
roSebudS in hair
Mrs. Hastings. lavender satin and