Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-19

| MISS MARI
satin. trimmed with duchess lace and
embroidered chiffon.
| Mrs. Overman, VIE Of Senator Over
| man, black tulle emu - III silver and
made over white satin.
| Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. white satin en-
| brodered in silver flowers, outlined in
| black and trimmed with white chiffon.
Mrs. Mckim. wife of Rev. DR.. Mckim,
| black satin and point lace.
! Mrs Harry X. Daugherty. pink satin.
with a heavy embroidery of pearls. and
pearls about her neck
Mrs. Iafean, wife of Representative
| Lafean of Pennsylvania, pale lavender
| brocaded satin. with embroidery and trim
ming Of pearls, crystals and point lace
| Mrs. p. V. De Graw, black net. covered
| with iridescent sequins.
| Miss Plat, daughter of Col. Piatt. re-
| tired, white satin. with bodice of lace and
| embroidery of pearls.
| The Misses Clark, daughters of Senator
! Clark of Wyoming. one in pink and one in
| light blue satin.
| Mrs. Hepburn. wife of Senator Hepburn,
| jetted black lace.
| Princess Kalanianole. wife of the dele
gate from Hawaii. cloth of gold, with a
bodice finish of bug!e trimming.
| Nine. Ocampo, white embroidered lace
and diamonds.
Mrs j. Ellen Foster, black lace over
white satin.
! Mrs Olmsted. wife OF Representative
Olmsted of Pennsylvania emerald green
satin with bodice trimming of black. =
Mrs. George W. Rouzer and her two at
tractive young daughters made a hand
some group. The first named was in
Orchid-embroidered net over white satin;
Miss ROuZer, spangIed net over white satin,
| and Miss Rachel RouZer, orange Danne
velvet with silver and pearl embroidery
| on the bodice
Mrs. Willis Moore wore yellow satin,
l wit fl,1if. of INF mil
! Mrs. korbly. wife of Representative
Korbly. white lace robe over white satin,
with trimmings of pale yellow satin.
| Miss Palmer of Indianapolis. white
| crepe de chine embroidered in white.
Miss Mildred Fearn, pale pink satin
trimmed with gray ne.ted silk and
touches of gold.
Mrs. Myron NJ. Parker, ruby velvet and
point duchesse lace and pearls
| Mrs. Alexander Britton wore green
satin yelled with black lace.
Mrs. Gillett-Hill of Illinois. Write satin
embroidered with pearls and crystals.
Miss Amaryliis Gillett, pink satin and
point lace.
Mrs Graham Stewart of Chicago, cou-
| sin of Mrs. Pullman, who is spending
the winter at the Arlington. white satin
trimmed with bugles and pearls.
Mrs. Boothe. wife Of Judge Boothe, yell
low satin.
Mrs. Randolph de 3. kein. wfstaria
| SaLln ana lace trimmed Will eIlfDfOIueiy-
Miss keim black net over black satin,
with black embroidery.
Mrs. Robert Christy, who came over
from her present home in Baltimore wore
black lace.
Miss Alice Biech, apricot-colored satin,
with garniture OF point applique.
Mrs. Alton g. Parker, wife of Judge
Parker of New York, pale lavender bro
caded satin with superb point lace.
I Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers. beautiful
gown of cream satin heavily embroidered
in gold. She wore diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. Harley Calvin Gage, black velvet
and point lace.
Miss Margaret Gage, sera mum red chif-
fon.
Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker. white
satin. the bodice heavily embroidered in
goll SequinS.
Miss Eleanor cullom Ridgely. black
satin and tulle.
Mrs. Francis Bennett Poe. white satin
and silver tulle.
Mrs. Evan Sinclair Cameron, white
satin, the bodice embroidered in silver
and trimmed with old lace.
Miss katherine Weeks, green satin and
lace.
Miss Mary Baker. pink crepe de chine
made with fitted overskirt and trim
med with tulle.
Mrs Frederick Mckenny. black jetted
tulle embroidered in silver and trimmed
with silver fringes.
| Mrs. Charles Mckenny, pink satin, with
a draped Overdress of pearl gray chiffon.
Miss Briggs, white chiffon trimmed
with crystals.
Mrs. Carrot A. Hobart, white chiffon,
draped with an overdress of the same,
and trimmed with silver
Mrs. Magruder. blue satin, draped with
black lace.
Miss Magruder. pale green satin, trim
med with gold embroidery.
Mrs. Puji. light blue satin handsomely
embroidered in gold and silver crystals.
HON If<a4r IL
, Mrs. Fred bennett. hyacinth crepe
meteor. with crystal beaded lace.
Dancing was an unusual feature of the
evening. and it is doubtful if the oppor
tunity to enjoy few turns on the
smooth surface of the east roonl floor
would have been possible for those who
had the chance if many knew it was 10
have happened. AS it was the departures
around IL o'clock SO thinned out the east
room that the President and Mrs. Taft
saw their opportunity to close the ju-
dical reception by an impromptu ball.
and they did it. The band was ordered
over to the east room and dancing began.
There We're eight or ten waltzes and
twoateps before midnight
The President remained in the vicinity
of the dancing until his last guest had
disappeared. Mrs. Taft, however, making
af,tour of the rooms and>-enjoying re-
freshments with her assistants and others
| in the blue room. went upstairs a little
earlier.
most delightful ever held in the White
House.
Mrs Sherman. wife of the Vice Presi-
dent will receive today and will be as
sisted by her house guest, Miss Mary
Baker of Utica. \. Y.
Mrs. BaIlinger. wife of the Secretary of
the Interior. is also receiving this after
noon. III her party are Mrs. Boutell,
Mrs. Lawrence. Mrs LAWYER. Mrs Ere
mont Smith. Mrs. Hopp.n, Miss Casey and
L Mis- GA Hney If Seattle and Miss Todd Of