Evening star., 1909-03-05

the venerable aunt o. the President. silver
gray moire. with touches or yellow lace at
her throat and wrists. cap of lace with
a dainty lavender bow.
Mrs. Charles Il. Anderson of Cincinnati,
sister OF the Presidents wife. empire
gown of pink embroidered satin win
lace panels and pea-l-covvred inserts. with
pearls and diamonds and La France roses.
Mrs. Louis Moore Of Cincinnati. another
sister. black lace over cream moire, with
tunic and sleeves OF lace empire effect in
back.
Mrs. George Loushlin. another sister,
cream satin empire embroidered In gold,
with cloth Of gold accessories and deep
yoke Of gold lace and diamonds.
Mrs. Howard Hollister OF Cincinnati,
cream satin empire gown. with drapings
of lace and tulle combined: tule sleeves
and ornaments of pearls and diamonds.
Mrs. Edward Colson OF Cincinnati, BLACK
satin embroidered in gold, with rose
point and diamond ornaments.
Miss Mabel T. Boardman. white satin
embroidered in orchids. with pearl and
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Edwin Grosvenor of Amherst
Mass, a cousin of President Taft black
lace and diamonds.
Vice Presidents Daughter-in-Law.
Mrs. Sheriff. Sherman, wife Of the son
of the Vice President wore a white lace
d:recto.re gown over white satin, dia-
mond necklace and other diamond orna-
| ments.
Mrs. Thomas W. Sherman. another
daughter-in-law, white lace princess
gown, with pearl and diamond ornaments
New Cabinet Women.
Mrs Philander c. Knox. wife OF the
next Secretary OF State, wore rose-pink
satin with an overdress of white lace.
studded with pink and crystal beads
following the flower pattern. Panels OF
guipure lace fell to the hem on either
side and long openings in the tunic were
laced together with beaded cords. The
| under sleeves were OF beaded tulle and
her jewelry consisted of a ruby and dia-
lnond dog collar and diamond aigrette
in her hair.
Mrs. George w Wickersham, wife of the
next Attorney General. white satin; the
bodice elaborately trimmed with rhine
stones. a bandeau of rhinestones In
her hair held white plumes. Her neck
lace was Of diamonds and pearls.
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter OF Sec
retary Wilson, a Paris dress made prin-
cess Of light blue velvet with two panels
Ella aborately embroidered in gold turquoise
and seed pearls.
I Mrs George Won L. Meyer. wife OF the
next Secretary of the Navy. sapphire vel
vet with guipure lace and panel effects o.
studded gems across the bodice and FORM
ing high empire girdle back and front,
a diamond dog collar with diamond tiara
catching a deeper blue ostrich tip
| in her coiffure.
Mrs. Richard A. Ballinger. wife Of the
next Secretary of the Interior, white satin
brocaded In gold and made in a modified
empire style. Panels of rich lace adorned
the front and sides o. the skirt-outlined
! with gold lace. Her ornaments were
a necklace OF diamonds with pendant
| and gold rose In her hair.
The Cabinet Families.
Lady Hadfield of England, sister Of At
torney General Wickersham, pale yellow
satin and tulle. diamonds and pearls;
Miss Wickersham. another sister, white
satin directoire gown.
Mrs Reed Knox wore a maize satin
trimmed In lace. with gold embroidery.
Mrs. Tindle, Mrs. Knox's daughter. a
black crepe, trimmed in venetian lace,
and pearl and diamond ornaments.
Miss Julia and Miss Alice Meyer. daugh-
ters of Secretary Meyer. white satin
with rhinestone berthas and with GRIM
son scarfs caught from the right side