The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-05

attache Of the austrian embassy, wore
gown OF black charmeuse satin with
Jet embroidery and touches Of gold lace
on the bodice
Nine Jusserand, wife OF the French
ambassador. was IN a gown Of sapphire
blue velvet, made princess style
ViscoUntess Benoist day. wife OF
the naval attache, wore a handsome
gown Of cream satin with silver gauze
trimmings.
Countess de Chambrun. wife Of the
military attache Of the French embassy.
wore a Worth gown OF white satin
made princess style with gold embTOid-
cry.
Nine Nabuco, wife Of the brazilian
ambassador. was in a handsome gown
Of gold eaUze with diamond ornaments.
Miss Nabuco uOre q dainty gown of
rose pink satin with pearl applique
Nine. Chermont
In Yellow Satin Gown.
Nine Chermont. wife OF the second
secretary Of the Brazilian embassy.
wore handsome sOwn OF deep yellow
satin. hand embroidered on the bodice.
Baroness Elizabeth de Bode. sister Of
the military attache OF the Russian en-
bassy. wore gown Of blue chiffon with
silver and crystal ornaments
Mrs. Bryce. wife Of the British am
cassadoTs WIS IN q gown Of gray satin
with diamond and pearl Ornamsnts.
The Hon. Mrs James. wife Of the Mill
taTy a1tache OF the British embassy,
wore 6 pale blue satin gown trimmed
with brussels lace and silver en-
broidery-
Miss Rachel Eay-shuttIeworth. the sis
ter and house gUesUOf MTs-James. wore a
handsome white brCcaded crepe de
chlne gown embroidered with pink and
white flowers on the bodice.
Mrs keunard, wife Of the second sec
retaTV Of the British embassy. wore
white satin with silver trimmings.
MS Esmond Ovey. wife Of the second
secretary OK re embassy. wore white
satin, made r-in5ess style and embrOid-
cred IN silver.
Miss Constance Ovey. OF England, a
house guest Of NJ. and Mrs. Ovey, wore
! a beautiful pink satin with an over
skirt Of chiffon, tUnic effect. with
/ touches OF b ONE Eauze-
Baroness UShida, wife Of the new
japanese ambassador. wore white tulle
/ embroidered IN uInk and blue
Mrs MatSui. wife OF the counselor Of
/ tGe embassy. wore white chiffon over
satin.
/ Velvet and Lace
Is Worn by Countess BeTnstUTH.
Countess Won Bernstorr, wife OF the
/ German ambassador, wore a handsome
gown OF black velvet and lace.
Countess Luise-Alexandra Won Bern
I storT s gown was or pale yellow satin
I made draped princess style
/ Countess Won Wedel, wife Of ths
counselor OF the embassy, was IN a Be
| coming gown OF black velvet trimmed
: with old lace
/ Nine. Won Livonius, wife OF tire mil
. itary attacne Of the German embassy
/ was IN q gown OF pale blue brocaded
7 satin trimmed Ia golu Eauze and en-
I brCidered IN jewels
/ Nine Calvo, wife OF me minister from
7 Costa Rica- wore black crepe de chine
+ gown draDed With lace.
Miss Marta Calves gown vas OF white
/ crepe de chine embroidered IN crystals
/ Mrs. Edwar5 H Lotus. wife Of the
/ first secretary Of the Siamese legation
I wore a gown Of pink satin made prin-
/ cess style and embroidered in silver
( Miss Carlo, daughter OF the minister
[ from Ecuador. wore a pink satin gown
Z with q tunic effect Of tulle encrusted ir
crystals.
. Miss Ana CristIna Carlo wore a gowr
I OF white lace over white nessaIfne witt
. touches Of gold
Miss AT5-ia Teresa Carbo's gown wa
Of pale yellow satin with q hand en-
br0idered panel front and trimmings 81
f spa1Eled tuiie on the bodice and sleeves
Nine Cruz wife Of the minister from
I Chile wore a blue satin gown trimmed
in silver.
+ Nine Ferrarte. wife Of the minister
from Guatemala. wore a gown Of Law
I e-der UcsSllne silk. embroidered y
silver with trimmings OF lace on TIT