The Washington times., 1910-01-13


with dog collar OF pearls and dia-
monds-
RE Secretary OF the Navy ard Mrs.
| George Won I. Meyer had in their
party the Second Secretary Of the Brit
! ish Embassy and Mrs H W Kennard,
the latter in black velvet, the top OF
1.-THE bodice softened with folds Of white
tuIIe and diamond ornaments The
! Misses Meyer, who were also in the
party, wore old rose spangled tuHe
over satin
Mrs Meyers gown was Of black vel
vet with a necklace OF diamonds and
a diamond star IN her hair.
Dance Follows
Evening At Opera
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley had n
their box their son-in-law and dauEh-
ter, The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Ship
man. Of New York; the Duke Valam-
brOsia- M Eurton- and M Durham,
OF New York, who came with them 10
attend the dance given by M and
Mrs Bradley after the opera last eve
ming at their handsome residence on
Dupont circle Mrs Bradley wore a
Worth gown OF gray satin embroidered
in rhiueStCIeS. and Mrs. ShIDmau was
handsomely atured in pale pink with
an overdrapery OF tulle spangled n Sit
yer
lis Henry May, Miss Isabelle May.
Miss Cecilia May, and Mrs. Hunt Slater
were the geSts Of Mr. and Mrs. John
r Mclean in the stage box on the right
OF the house Mrs Mclean wore a
beautiful gown Of white brOcaded satin
with diamond ornaments, and Mrs Ma.
was IN black satin trimmed with ef-
fectiEe touches Of silver Miss Isabelle
May wore gold brOcaGed satin, and Miss
Ceceifa May. black CharmeuSe-
With Mrs Richard Townsend and
Miss Malhlde Townsend were Mr. and
Mrs Perry Belmont, the latter In a
/ handsome gown Of ruby velvet with
diamond ornaments: and Mr.. and Mrs.
lawrence Townsend Mrs Lawrence
I Townsend wore black lace over white
satin; and Mrs. Richard Townsend. yiO-
let velvet and diamond ornaments.
The British Ambassador and Mrs
James Bryce, and John Barrett DfTeC-
tor Of the Bureau Of American Re
/ pJIblics, were the guests of Mr. and
I airs. John Hays Hammond, who also
had with them Mr. Hammond's sister
I Miss Hammond Mrs Bryce wore q
gown OF sapphire blue velvet, Mrs
I Hammond yellow paune veIve., and
I Miss Hammond, black lace over white
satin.
I Nr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Car had as
Z their guests the German Ambassador
and Countess Won BernstOrf, Mrs.
{ Franklin Ellis the counselor Of the
/ British embassy Mitchell Innes- and
( Gist Blair Countess Won Bernstorff
/ wore a beautiful gown of pale gray bro
! csded satin, with q diamond necklace
l and hair ornaments, MIS- Gaff, white
satin and Mrs Ellis, pale green satin
and diamonds
[ Mr. and Mrs. ". B. IIIbbs had with
I them Miss Helen Hibbs. Oden Horst
mann, and MI HUidekOper.
Miss EIIdns
/ Wears White Satin Gown.
! Senator and Mrs EIkins and Miss
4 Katherine EIkins had with them the
! Danish Minister and Countess MoItke,
/ aad the Spanish minister. Mrs. EIkins
wore silver brOcade and diamonds and
( Miss EIzins, white satin trimmed In
4 silver Countess AIOltke's gown was Of
! pale yellow br0cs6e, and she wore a
/ diamond nara ard necklace.
/ Others IN the audience, which pre-
/ ssnted an exceptionally weu-groomeC
Ia appearance. were Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
/ Gibson. the latter in handsome gown
! OF white lace and chiffon over satin:
/ Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. Bell, Mr. and
| Mrs George Howard, Mrs Victor
1 Kaufman, who wore black-spancIe6
tuIle and diamonds: the Attorney Gen
/ eTaI and Mrs Wickersham. the latter
I IN white lace.
! Mrs I. T .Jaun was in a handsome
/ gown OF bl-Sk satin
! Mrs. Clarence Moore wore 2 beautiful
/ gown OF French blue satin and lace
and her mother. Mrs swift was in
white lace.
! The Military Attache e the German