The Washington times., 1910-01-19
STAID RECEPTION
At WHITE HOUSE
Members of Judiciary Re-
ceived BY Presiednt
and Mrs. Taft.
Continued from Eighth Page,


Navy. who was out Of the city: Mrs.
Nsgel. wife OF the Secretary OF Com
merce and Labor. who Is also in mourn
ing, and Miss Wilson. who is fulfilling
her professional engagements on the con-
cert stage
Mrs Anderson
In Black Satin Gown.
Among the handsomely sowned women
behind the receiving line in the Blue
Room were Mrs Charles Anderson. sis
ter Of Mrs Taft. who wore black satin
with touches Of chiffon and tuIle on the
bodice, and handsome diamond and
pearl ornaments, and Miss Louise Tor
Tey. aunt Of the President, who wore
black satin and lace
Mrs A A Mason, house guest Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs
MacVeagh, wore black lace over white
satin.
Mrs Hugh c. Wallace. daughter Of
Chief Justice Fuller, wore a handsome
french gown OF black chaTmeuse. made
with a tuEic Of ietted tulle and trim
mlngs on the bodice of Italian lace
Mrs White, another daughter Of the
Ohlef Justice wore a becoming white
satin gown. trimmed with duchesse lace
and pearl embroidery
Mrs Harlan, wife OF Mr.. Justice Ear-
Jan, was in a handsome gown OF black
satin made draped princess style, with
Mrs. Brewer wife OF Mr.. Justice
BreweI, wore handsome black velvet
gown
Mrs McKenna- wife Of NTr Justice
Mckenns. was in a becoming gown OF
black satin with an overdress Of jetted
lace.
Amethyst Velvet
Worn by Mrs. Day.
Mrs Day, wife Of Mr.. Justice Dav.-
wore a gown OF amethyst velvet with
trimmings Of oriental jeweIed applique
Mrs R s Day, Uausnter-in-Iaw OF
Ar- Justice and Mrs Day, wore a rose
colored gown Of satin crepe draped
with chiffon trimmed with crystals
Mrs LUTton. wife OF 1Ir- Justice L.ur-
ton wore 4 handsome white satin gown
with bertha Of duchess lace ana
touches Of pearl embroidery
Mrs. HOwTy. wife OF Judge HOUTy
wore a gown of yellow satin with
trimmings Of crystals on the bodice
and border OF sable on the skirt
Mrs George W Atkinson wife OF
Judge Atkinson was in a gown Of
black lace over satin. with touches Of
white on the bodice and sleeves
Mrs Harley Calvin Gage wore black
velvet embroidered in gold and bril-
liants. and Miss Margaret Gage ger
anium chiffon over satin
Mrs CrOwuinsh.eld wore a handsome
gown of black satin with an overdress
Mrs Francis Rennet Poe was IN a
gown Of white ATTN and tuIle with
pezrl embroidery on the bodice.
Miss Eleanor RidEely'S gown was Of
black satin with trimmings Of let on
the sleeves and bodice
Miss Alice 3leck wore a. dainty gown
of pale pink crepe de chine and tuIle.
Mrs. GulCet Duryee wore 4 gown Ot
white satin with an Overdress Of
EpanEied tuIIe-
Miss Marie DuZee's gown was of
LIT -
touches Of gold.
Miss Barbour
Dressed IN White Satin
Miss Marguerite Barbour wore white
satin and crystals
Mrs Daniel Baker wore q beautiful
gown OF violet satin crepe embroidered
IN crystals on the bodice and sleeves
Mrs f G. Mills gown was Of gray
Charmeuse with crytaI trimmings.
Mrs Morton, wife Of the Second As
Elstant Secretary OF State. wore a gown
of pink satin with touches OF black
velvet
Of white satin
Mrs. Baxter wore gown Of white
satin with an Overdress of lace and
touches Of ermine on the bodice and
sleeves
Miss Lillian Bakers gown was OF
EpanEled tUIIe over satin.
Mrs. Moore wore a gown OF cream
brocade with trimmings OF lace on the
50diCe-
Miss CeJIee MoOre's gown was Of white
HaIlu with an Overdress Of white lace
Mrs Van SchaiCk wore 2 gown OF
Lavender satin embroidered IN crystals
Mrs. Frank NrOonlan-s gown was Of
gold embroidered net over yellow satin
edged with bands OF mink fur. Her
house guest, Miss Ethel Moore Of Cal
lfoTnIa. wore blue satin with t1lnfc
OF silver embroidered tuIle
MIS- Perry Arnold wore a gown Of
old rose cOIine with trimmings OF lace
on the bodice Miss Campbell ner mouse
guest wore white vOilc over silk with
touches OF blue
MIS- KEN wore gown Of seal brown
Satln- hand embroidered and her Gal1e-r-
ter. Miss Klein wore black satin
Mrs Evan Sinclair Cameuon'z gown
was Of white satin made empire SfrIa
and heavily embroidered on the bodice
and sleeves with pearls
Mrs. Cole, Of Nashville. Tenn wore 4