The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-31
Society
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tractive Castilian girl with a fame col
ored chiffon gown draped with a lace
scarf and American Beauty roses in her
hair
Miss Amylita Talbot wore dalnt,
white chiffon gown with garlands Of
pink rose buds and her hair was dressed
high and powdered
Mrs. Jack Story looked very attrac-
tive in a white lace gown over satin
She wore her hair in two braids with a
becoming Normandy cap.
Miss Esther Denny'S gown was of
ivory panne velvet with bands of gold
embroidery.
Mrs; Newberry wore a becoming gown
OF pale yellow satin brocade with rhine
stone trimmings. Her hair was powder
cHrls.
Miss Carol Newberry's gown was Of
french blue satin- with silver trim
minSs.
Miss Katherine Brown made an at
tractive Bearnese peasant. Her cos
tune was of black satin with a white
blouse and she wore a large cluster OF
red roses
Mrs. Francis Crowninshield wore a
-broidered in black with panels of black
lace in the skirt. In her hair she wore
huge black Alsatian bow.
Miss Irwin
As Girl of -s4o.
Miss Annie Irwin looked particularly
fascinating as a girl OF 1870. Her dainty
frock was Of rose pink silk with a rose
quilting around the bottom Of the skirt
a aounce Of white about a foot deep
was above the quilting and the bodice
was draped with Ice bertha. In her
hair, which was DIRE ised high with clus-
tiers Of curis she wJre a wreath Of pink
daisies and she carried an Old-fashiOned
round bouquet Of pink and white bios
SONS in a white satin holder.
Mrs. Francois 3. Moran wore a be-
coming gown Of old rose satin yelled
with gold net.
Mrs. John Melton Hudgins' gown was
Of heliOtrope satin with gold embroid-
cry.
Mrs. McConihe wore pink satin with
hand embroidery and touches of lace
Mrs. Reside wore gown Of pale
lavender satin and her hair done in a
very elaborate style.
Miss Resides gown OF pale green silk
was trimmed with bands of gold
Miss Alice Boutell wore a becoming
gown Of black lace with touches Of
Cerise satin. In her hair, which was
powdered and dressed with curls, she
wore American Beauty roses
Mr.. Julian Parsons WilcOX's gown
was Of pale blue Charmeuse with a
tunic effect OF crystal net with bands
n
Mrs. Van Vechten OlcOtt wore a hand
some gown Of white satin with rhine
stone trimmings. She wore a diamond
necklace and diamond ornament in
her hair
Miss Robson
In Pink Satin Brocade.
Miss Ethel Robson wore a becorn-
ing pink satin and brocade Marie An
toinette style gown.
Miss Gladys Hinckley's gown was Of
white satin. embroidered in pink and
blue forget me-nOts- She wore a cluster
OF pink roses at her belt and in her hair
Mrs Spencer Cosby wore gown Of
white satin draped with black chiffon I'm
q tunic effect. with a striking headdreSs
suggestive Of the chantecler style.
Miss BOardman
IN Pink Satin Gown.
Miss Mabel Boardman wore a becor.-
ing gown OF pale pink satin and lace.
Mrs. William Phelps Eno's gown was
OF pale blue satin trimmed with lace
and sac wore a becoming hat Of white
Selt Titled to one side, and trimmed
with pink and white flowers. Her hair
was powdered and dressed high with
Curls.
Mrs. Murray Cobb wore dainty white
Chiffon gown. with clusters OF cherries
IN ner mar.
Mrs. Charles Russell Train made a
striking figure in gown Of black and
silver spangled tudde, with a huge
PAPER mache champagne glass with
clusters Of grapes as a headdress
Miss Mary llCCauley wore a dainty
white satin gown. Her hair was dressed
IN tiny curls and tied with cherry
Colored ribbons
Miss Dorothy Williams. who wore her
hair powdered and dressed with flow
ers, wore a dainty white lace gown.
Ing gown Of dresden silk. with her hair
powdered and dressed high with clusters
of CUrls
Mrs. George SummerIin's gown was Of
Powered silk and she wore her hair a la
pompadour and powdered.
MISS Eudora Clover's gown was of
white chiffon with clusters of tiny pink
roses. Her hair, which was powdered
and dressed in very elaborate STYLE
was adorned with clusters Of roses
Miss Appleton, the hOuseguest Of the
Misses Meyer, was dressed as a doll
Her dark hair was IN numerous clirls
and tied with pink ribbons. She wore
a dainty white satin frock with a white
cloth cloak
Mrs. Harry Kerr wore a becoming
Dutch peasant costume.
Mrs. BuTTage wore a Spanish gown OF
black draped with lace veil and in her
hair she wore "A huge red rose and an
old-fashioned high comb
VtscOuntess Benoist day made z
most attractive Turkish lady with n
white robe and her head and all of her
face except her eyes yelled In a be-
witching white scarf
Mrs HOllyday's gown was Of pink
crepe de chine, with pink roses in her
hair