Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-04
Miss Adelaide Heath. blue satin and

Miss kibby, blue chiffon over white,
with touches of dresden trimming.
| Miss Laura Merriam. white satin, en-
| broidered in roses and trimmed with
| lace.
| Miss Mary McCauley. white satin and
silver.
Miss Margaret Cotton Smith. white
satin trimmed with lace and bands of
black velvet ribbon.
Miss Catharine Br,tton. pink satin with
| tunic of silver beaded net.
Miss Porter, white satin.
Miss Magruder, yellow satin.
The Misses Sessions. black satin.
Miss Marthenia Harrison, black satin
| with gold lace trimmings.
Miss Paplding Of New York. pale blue
crepe and silver lace.
Miss Louise White. pale blue chiffon.
Miss Katherine Weeks. pale pink chif-
! fon. with an overdress Of pink satin,
trimmed with silver.
Miss Niche, dresden silk and lace.
| Miss Emily Mclean. light blue satin.
Mrs. Clarence G. Wilson. light gray
crepe de chine
Mrs. Joseph stickney of New York.
Mrs William " Cox, pale blue satin.
! Miss Nina Van Arsdale, orchid-colored
satin. draped with silver-beaded chiffon.
| Miss Winifred Davis. black satin.
Mrs. W. b. Carr. black satin. with a
| draped overdrcss Of black chiffon trim
| med with jet.
| Mrs. Fleming Newbold, light blue satin
| Miss Frances Noyes, shell pink tullc
| and lace.
! Miss Frances Miller, pale yellow satin,
| with an ovcrdrss Of brown chiffon.
| Miss Pennebaker. pale blue satin, trim
med with crystal net.
| Miss Eaeterday. pale blue satin, with
| an overdress Of Spangled tulle.
Miss Fry, white satin cashmere, with
| gold.
Miss Edith Fry, pale blue chiffon and
| lace.
| chiffon over white satin, with touches Of
blue.
Miss Wright, emerald green satin, with
tuntc OF gold and jetted black lace.
MISS Stella Carusi. pink tulle and satin.
| Miss Helen Williams. green satin
, Miss Dodge. white chiffon.
Mrs. Griffin Halstead. light blue satin.
trimmed with pearls and fringe.
Mrs. William Curtis Hill, gold color
MORE. trimmed with gold.
! Miss Katherine DuBose, white chiffon
| over satin.
Miss DuBose, pale blue spangled tulle
| over pale blue.
Miss Earnshaw. black satin and gold
sage Of lilies of the valley and orchids.
! Mrs Denig. white brocade and pearls.
Mrs. Harry Shaw, white satin trimmed
| with paiIletted chiffon.
Miss Shaw of England, white chiffon
and lace.
Miss Myra Davis. white lace over satin
Miss Ethel Davis, pale blue satin and
lace.
Miss Marie Fisher, white satin, with
gold embroidery.
| Miss Mary Powers, pale blue satin and
lace tulle.
Mrs. g. H. Sheldon, white chiffon, with
dresden ribbon.
Miss Ethel Norris, black spangIed tulle
Mrs. A. E. Hooe, white crepe de chine
Mrs. G. H. syme. black lace, trimmed
with white.
Miss Sally Griffith Of vicksburg, Miss,
pale green satin.
| Miss Louise Butler of New York flow
cred crepe with ribbon trimmings.
Mrs. Spencer Cosby, white satin draped
; with black chiffon.
Mrs. Frederick Chaplin, white satin.
Mrs. Taylor Evans. blue satin, with old
lace and pearls.
Mrs. Dentwood White, cream satin and
silver.
Miss Anna Fulton. black crepe meteor
! trimmed with jet.
Miss Julia Heyl, pale blue satin, with
crystal bands.
Mrs. r. c. Dean. a handsome gown Of
black escur1al lace over satin.
Mrs. James c. Merrill. pale blue satin
and gold lace.
Miss Virginia Barry. black tulle
Miss Drexel. wistaria chiffon and pearls
Miss Virginia Wheeler of Baltimore,
| black spangled tulle
NHSlIld WdllSs White SD0nRlc0
tuile over pale blue.
Mrs. W. II. Woodward. handsome gown
OF white chiffon and silver lace. with
pearls.
Miss Alice Shepherd. black lace.
Miss Vera Downing. cerise pink satin,
with rhinestone buckles.
Miss Helen Downing, pale green satin
| and chiffon.
Miss Lille Finley. rose-colored satin.
Miss Lillian Baxter, white satin and
Miss Frances Smith, white satin, with
yellow chiffon.
Miss Edna Earlougher, white satin,
with gold-spangled net.
Mrs, s. X. Radford, embroidered crepe
de chine and lace.
The arrangements on the floor were
well managed. The floor committee saw
to the pleasure and comfort of all the
in the dancing and was served down
stairs. The bathrooms were handsomely
decorated with palms and plants.
Seemingly every man in WASHINGTON
wen Identified socially was present, and
the dozens of extra partners made every
girl belle
The diplomatic reception, the first Of
the winters formal Inequalities at the
White House, takes place tonight. The
hour On the card is half after g. The
| arrangements for the evening are as fol-
lows:
Carriages will approach from the north
to the east entrance Of the White House,
opposite the Treasury. Pedestrians will
follow the same route. After discharging
passengers carriages will be parked
around the ellipse In the White Lot.
The gates will not be open until 8
O'clock. Two carriages WIFI drive under
the porte-cochere at the same time
Goa chmen will be provided with numbered
checks. which must be preserved by them
In order to regain admittance to the
grounds. Guests Will also be provided
with tickets of the same numbers as their
carriages. These they should carefully
preserve. in order to call their carriages,
which will depart from the same en-
trance. 1t is requested that the line Of
carriages be not delayed by paying for
the carriage service at the entrance. Car
riages will be called by electric signal.
| After leaving cloaks in the cloakroom
the colonnade and pass up the main stair
case.
The southwest gate will be opened at
o pm Carriages will approach this
entrance by 18th street.
Mrs. Frances Burton Harrison gave a
luncheon today to meet her mother Mrs
Henry Judson Of New York, who Is here
| for visit. There we're present Mrs. Ten
Eyck Wendell, Mrs. Chatard, Mrs. How
| ry, Mrs. Edward Pendleton. Mrs. John
B. Henderson. Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Pilling,
Barroll will give a reception this after
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