The Washington herald., 1909-03-05


Mrs. Anna Ostrander. OF Riverhead "
Y. wore lavender chiffon cloth over silk
and ornaments Of diamonds and pearls
Mrs. Richard Sylvester. q directoire gown
Of gray satin messaline with panels and
ga-niture Of point lace. and diamond
ornaments. Miss Laura Sylvester wore
an Empress Josephine gown Of blue satin
en- train with garniture OF lace and pearl
ornaments. Miss Browning. white en-
brOiGered crepe, with ornaments Of pearls
and diamonds. Mrs. William 2. Rogers
wore an deliberately embroidered blue
creps. and diamond ornaments
Mrs Edwin c. Brandenburg, white satin
with Irish lace. embroidered in silver
Mrs Samuel Herrick an imported gown
of white satin and gold bTOcade. With
ornaments Of diamonds. Mrs. W. Allen
Kindel. Of ASheville. y. G., white silk,
made directo;re with pearl ornaments.
Mrs Benjamin Pilson wore a dire ctoire
gown Of cloth Of gold. with diamonds and
c0rsase o. gardenias. Mrs Charles a.
Wood. formerly Miss Amelie Pilson. and
house guest Of her mother, Mrs =. r.
Pilsoa. wore peach-blow satin crepe made
directcire. with ornaments of pearls and
diamonds. Mrs. r. F. Burnett. Of Roa-
noke. Va. also the house guest Of Mrs
Pilso1. wore black satin crepe. embrOid-
cred in gold. with diamonds
Miss Marion Blake wore an empire
gown Of ivory crepe &c chine. draped bod
ice Of Carric lace over N-shaped
inserts OF silver embroidery and a pearl
necklace. Mrs. Felix Norenberg, Of Bos-
ton Mass. orange silk, with brOcade and
a string Of pears.
White CIuny Lace.
Airs. William Hayden wore "a gown OF
white cIuny lace Mrs Harley Calvin
Gage wore an empire gown Of ivory white
satin. the corsagc and skirt heavily EN-
broidercd in gold and incrUsted with
pearls and pink crystals rose point lace
effectively used upon both skirt and cor
sage. and diamonds and pearl ornaments
Miss Margaret CAGE wore a directoire
gown Of pastel pink satin. silver filet lace
used upon the skirt, the eorsage embei-
lished with small silver butterflies and
seed pearls
Airs. Arthur T. Randle wore white
satin embroidered IN silt. with diamond
ard ruby necklace Mrs. John H. RotHer-
mel. Of Reading. Pa, wore priDcesse
gown Of roSe-coiared crepe Do chine,
trimmed with cloth Of silver Mrs- Joa-
0uin Miller wore directcire gown Of black
mausseline de sole. with ornaments of cut
jet and diamonds Ai'ss Juanita Mlller
wore q sheath gown 0f absinthe mesSa-
line. with bodice and tiara OF pearls
Mrs. J. NJ Seh0oumaker. of PittsburG,
A. al min EreE-
ornaments OF diamonds. Miss Greta Y
Schoonmakcr, also of Pittsburg' Pa. PINK
u7esssIinc embroidered in different
sh,,Ias of the same color. Mrs J. Horace
Harding OF New York. pink satin direc-
toirc. trimmed with point lace. With re~irl
collar and diamond chain
A.rs. John IT. Thurston. gobelin blue
safin directoire gown. with jet trimmings
s-s diamond ornaments. Mrs. William
Wallace Walker. Of New York. who IS
the cuest Of Mrs. ThUrston. white satin
5i-ectoira and diamonds and pearls Miss
Favtb Purman. guest OF Mrs ThuTSton.
wore an empire gown Of wistaria satin
and rearf ornaments Miss Helen Pur-
man guest Of Mrs. ThUrston, wore di-
~ectoire gown II blue satin and orna-
ments Of pearls.
Lavender csAG-
Airs. Mary c. Horgman. OF Bath. y Y.
wore lavender silk. trimmed with dUchesse
lace Miss Mary Lee Fogg, Of Nashville.
Tenn. wore a princesse gown Of white
satin. with siIver-dotted gauze draperies
and level passementerie with kUnzett
jewels.
Mrs. Donald Mclean, Of New York.
wore a txo-tone turquoise blue chiffon
cloth gown. with heavily embroidered
panels. with fringe and ornaments Of an
tio,se turquoise Miss Emily Mclean
wore Al empire gown Of peach-bloom
satin
Mrs. z I. owen. OF Muskogee, Okla.
black dfrectoire satin, with trimmings Of
gold lace and d rose point lace bertha
and ornaments Of diamonds
Mrs. Rhctt CfOode. Of Mobile, Ala old
gold satin. with lace and crystal
trimmings. with ornaments Of diamonds
and a corsage bouquet of American
Beauty roses and Panama vioiets- Miss
Mabel GoOde. Of Mobile. Ala, wore apri-
cot satin. trimmed with gold beads and
fringe and pearl ornaments.
Light Blue Satin.
Mrs. Charles W. Read. Of New Bedford.
Mass. light blue satin, made princesse and
trimmed with white lace embroidered in
gold and diamond ornaments Mrs
Charles Frederick Bigelow, Of Newport.
Vt. silver gray imported lace robe. made
over yellow satin. with ornaments Of dia-
monds and pearls.
Mrs r. l. Drmn-Hunt wore pink satin
and5ornaments Of diamonds. Mrs. J. ID
Stafford, Of Massachusetts. and guest Of
Mrs. Hunt, wore hand embroidered gray
meteor crepe and diamond ornaments.
Miss Stafford. guest OF Mrs. Hunt, yellow
satin hand embroidered and wore a pearl
chain and Iocket set with diamonds.
Mrs. Philip KOpf, Of Chicago, H., wore
4 princess gown Of taupe velvet. hand
someiy braided and trimmed on the cor
sage and sleeves with lace and ornaments
Of diamonds Mrs Hancock Robinson
wore pale blue chiffon trimmed with
silver lace. Miss Shelby Robinson. pink
satin. Miss sara Jennings. Of Towanda,
Pa. and guest Of Miss Robinson, white
satin with gold trimmings. Mrs. Daniel
Bensinger. white crepe meteor with horse
shoe and tiara of diamonds and pearl
necklace
Miss Ina Harriet Leland. Of Saratoga
Springs, y. Y, embroidered chiffon over
pink satin. and ornaments OF pearls Miss
Harriet HOsmer Leland. OF Saratoga
Springs, y Y. black lace gown with UT-
naments Of diamonds and sspphiTes.
Mrs. Robert Hamilton Dalgieish wore a
handsome gown Of pink messaline made
diTectoire, and trimmed with silver and
festOons Of sweet peas in silk and chiffon,
and ornaments Of pearls
Ms. George :. Derrick wore pink and
silver brOcade. with silver embroidery and
pearl ornaments. Mrs Louis P Darrell,
pink spangled chiffon over pink satin.
with diamond ornaments Mrs Burton
Francis Reed, Of Boston, Mass, white
duchesse lace, with diamond and pearl
ornaments.
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