The Washington herald., 1910-02-09
PRESIDENT AS HOST
TO ARMY And NAVY
Continued from Page One.

Mrs- Ballinger, wife of the Secretary OF
the Interior. white satin with pearl TRIM
mings.
| Mrs. Laughlin, sister OF Mr.. Taft, who
spent most Of her time in the Blue Room
greeting old friends. wore pale pink satin
and lace; Mrs. Anderson, another sister OF
Mrs. Taft black chiffon cloth and lace;
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson. white satin and
diamonds; Miss Harriet Anderson, a
charming gown of clinging white satin
with scarf OF delicate pink thrown over
her shoulder and arm; Miss Katharine
Anderson, coral pink chiffon velvet with
| Venetian lace trimming on the bodice.
Mrs. Longworth wore soft French blue
satin, with a garniture Of pearls on the
bodice. cut low in the back and square
neck. with a girdle OF pearls and fringe
OF the same and long earrings of pearls
and diamonds and a string Of pearls;
Miss Boardman, black brocaded satin,
made in long sweeping princesse lines.
with the top Of the bodice OF soft net,
spangled with tiny good beads. a dia-
mond necklace and hair ornament.
Wears Heavy Cream Satin.
Mrs. Cowles who, with Rear Admiral
| Cowles. is the house guest Of Miss Board
man, wore heavy cream satin, with
trimming OF crystal dotted net. and some
/ handsome lace and diamonds; Miss Hag-
/ ner, a gown Of lace, made in three deep
tiounces for the skirt. and the bodice
| draped affect. with some pearl trim
mings; Mrs. Marshall, wife Of Gen. w.
L. Marshall. apricot satin, with garni-
ture OF crystals and pearls. and touches
OF delicate blue
| Miss Maitland Marshall wore white
satin and geranium colored chiffon; Mrs
! WotherspOon. wife OF Gen. Wotherspoon.
pale bur satin with point lace and en-
broidery with an antique necklace OF
| aquamarines. long earrings and cor
sage ornaments Of the same rare stones;
/ Mrs. Van Vechten Olcott. wife or Repre-
sentative Olcott, OF New York, black net
studded thickIy with silver dots and with
! a silver garniture about the top Of the
/ low bodice a collar OF pears and dia-
lmonds, and diamond ornaments IN her
hair; Mrs, Eewberry, wife OF the former
| Secretary Of the Navy. pale yellow satin
with embroidery Of yellow on the bodice
and string Of pearls: Mrs Dean. wife
/ OF DR.. Richard c. Dean. L. S n, black
/ lace embroidered IN black. with dia-
monds and a corsage bouquet OF violets
/ Miss Katharine Bingham. her niece and
house guest, pale blue chiffon cloth over
/ blue silk, trimmed with pink rosebuds
and pearls, With pearl ornaments.
! GOvvned in White Satin.
Mrs. W II Woodward sister and guest
/ OF Mrs Dean wore white Powered taffeta
with peal trimming; Mrs Merrill,
widow Of Maj. James Cushing Merrill L.
/ S A, also a guest OF Mrs Dean. pale
blue satin and lace: Miss Ledyard. Dres-
den silk with point lace; Mrs. Lesher
white satin and lace and pearls; Miss
WinifTed Davis. white satin and pearl
bodice trimming; Mrs. Winnie Ream
HoXie, the famous sculptures. wife OF
/ Col HOxie. pale pink brOcade with rare
/ lace, and a pink scarf; Miss Frazier, red
satin; Mrs. Andrews. wife Of Gen. An
! drcws. gray satin with diamonds
Mrs. Young. wife Of Lieut.. Gen. s. 3.
/ N. Young wore white satin and pearls
/ Mrs. T. B. CroWninshield. pale blue chif-
| fon velvet with a panel Of black lace and
gold trimmings; Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff
pale blue satin brOcade. with pearls; Mrs
/ J. Ellen Foster. black lace over white
| silk the lace embroidered with bow
knots. and her house guest. Mrs. John N.
Adams. Of Baltimore, heavy black satin,
with Jet trimmings and a superb string
of pearls. Miss Pierce, white chiffon cloth
and lace: Miss Marie Mcmillan Brown,
pale yellow satin. with embroidery Of
1 the same color on the bodice: Mrs. Rus
sell Train, nee Brown, sapphire blue vel
vet opening over a panel Of rich lace;
Mrs. Reber, wife Of Col. Reber, and
daughter Of Lieut. Gen. Nelson \. Miles,
retired, black velvet, with Jets, and a
finish OF white chiffon about the bodice.
Lace over White SILK.
Mrs. Sherman Miles, daughter-in-Iaw
/ Of Gen. Miles, wore white lace over white
silk; Miss Hoyt. white chiffon cloth and
silk; Mrs. John T Knight, black lace
and jets Miss Knight petunla satin and
/ black lace; Miss Aileen Gorgas. daughter
Of Col. William c. Gorgas house guest
Of Miss Knight, cream net, embroidered
| I'm a pattern Of roses in pastel shades
over cream satin. with long string Of
amber: Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page,
French blue satin and pearls; Miss Mar
garetta Knopf, OF New York. guest OF
Miss Butler apriCO: satin yelled in point
applique lace.
Mrs. FREDERICK Woodville Miller wore
French blue satin with silver trimmings;
Mrs. Merrill, black satin embroidered IN
gold; Miss Elizabeth Colhoun, daughter
of the late Rear Admiral Colhoun. white
satin embroidered in gold with diamonds;
Miss Helen ColhOuu, white satin yelled in
white net embroidered in crystals in q
design Of thistles. with an antique neck
lace Of japanese crystals and a bandeau OF
diamonds; Miss Downing, black embroid-
cred net over silk: Miss Dorothy Gardner
Williams, coral pink satin meteor with
spangled lace trimmings; Miss Mary
Switzerland white satin; Mrs. Robert
Fitch Shepard. black satin and duchesse
| lace; Mrs. SymOns, wife Of Col Thomas
". SymOns, white satin with trimmings
of deep black lace in lounces and inserts;
Miss NIargaretta Symons, geranium satin:
Mrs. Oliver, white brOcaded satin and
diamonds; Miss Marion Oliver, white satin
with a tunic drapery Of gold beaded net;
Miss Margaret DriscolI, pailletted net in
pastel shades over green satin.
Miss Evelyn Chew wore white satin
and crystal trimmings; Mrs. Baker. wife
Of DR.. Baker, black satin. with gold en-
broidery; Mrs. Goodloe, wife Of Col.
Goodloe, white crepe de chine. elabor-
ately embroidered in silk, with pearls and
diamonds: Miss Annie Irwin, blue satin,
with bands of sable; Miss Marjorie Ale
shire. white spangled net over white
satin; Miss Fitch, black tulle, trimmed
with gold spangles and gold embroidery:
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