The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-22
PR ESIDENT DANCES
AT SOUTHERN BALL
continued from Page One.

Cole. of Nashville: Miss Baugher. and
DIR. and Mrs. Walter Wells. Her party
was in Miss Coles honor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann had a
box with friends in it.
Mr.. and Mrs Hollis Rinehart In their
box had a party including Mrs. Walter
Ellison, of Waynesboro, Va.
Gowns Exceptionally Pretty.
Miss Mabel Boardman wore heavy
cream satin brocade. with rose point
lace, and diamonds about her neck and
in her, hair a handsome tiara. Mrs,
Thomas Nelson Page wore one OF the
handsomest OF the gowns. II was Of
pale pink satin, with delicate pink rose
buds scattered over it. the bodice having
a finish of rich lace.
Mrs. Clarence Edwards was handsomely
gowned in a sweeping princess gown of
mauve satin, with a bodice trimming OF
gold tissue and fringe, and diamonds
about her neck and a sunburst Mrs
Harmon. wife of the governor of Ohio,
wore q handsome gown OF white satin
and pearls. Baroness Won Dachenhausen,
rich pale yellow-striped satin. trimmed
with lace and crystal trimming; Mrs.
Morgan, wife of DR.. James Dudley Nor
gan, white satin and rose point. with a
diamond necklace and pendant: Mrs. W
w. Finley. black lace with jet trimmings;
Miss Monmonnier. OF Baltimore. house
guest of Mrs. Morgan, pink satin OF
very pale shade. with crystal trimmings;
Miss Riggs, cream satin with inserts of
wide lace and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Harry L. Wheatley, black span
gled net over black, with diamonds; Miss
Mary Dielsema, white chiffon over white
satin Mrs G. D. Merwin. black jetted
net over black, Miss Edna Saunders, pale
pink chiffon and satin; Miss Lakeland.
black satin, with gold trimmings: Miss
Pennebakcr. sage green satin yelled in
net of the same shade: Mrs. Howry, wife
of Judge Howry, black jetted lace over
black, with point lace and heavy jet or
naments; Mrs. J. Grih Edwards, a ia
nous singer, black net, with black
sequins, Mrs. Bankhead. wife Of Sena-
tor Bankhead, white satin and pearls;
Miss Margaret Worthington. pink satin
and pearls and tiny rosebuds; Miss Anna
Portner, pink satin, with crystal and
pearl trimmings; Miss Adelaide Heath,
black velvet, with a pearl collar with
black onyx finish Mrs. Rust Smith, black
messaline, with trimming Of embroidery
in iridescent color.
Mrs. Arthur's Gowns.
Miss Arthur wore satin and pearls;
Miss HOwser, white satin with white
crystal-dotted tulle and crystal trimmings;
Mrs. Conrad Syme. old rose satin en-
broidered; Mrs. Z. W. Cole, of Tennessee.
black thread lace over white satin. with
trimmings of black and rose point lace.
with superb diamonds and an Elizabethan
ruff about her neck, and a long double
cape Of exquisite lace; Miss Curtis sister
Of Senator Curtis, pale gray net over
pink satin; Miss Mermelia Curtis, yell
low satin and lace; Miss Rogers, Of st.
Paul, MINI, who is spending the winter
in Washington, pale blue messaline and
pearls; Mrs. Thomas Aston Middleton,
of New York. black lace with silver en-
broidery and fringe.
Miss Virginia Heth, white japanese
crepe over pale pink. with borders Of
hand-painted flowers; Miss Pickett Heth,
white satin with an overdress Of silver;
Mrs. Paul Keller figured net over white
satin and pearls; Mrs Lyon Childress,
sister of Senator Bailey. Of Texas. prin-
cess lace over white chiffon and satin. and
pearl ornaments; Mrs. Clarence lie Bus,
point duchess lace over white chiffon and
satin. the edge Of the skirt and the edge
Of the drapery effect being of black tulle
pearl ornaments; Miss Pearl Gaskins.
white satin with crystal trimmings and
tunic drapery; Miss A. NJ O'Toole. rose
satin with crystal trimmings. and q cor
sage OF lilies OF the valley and violets
Miss Dolly Warden. gown OF white ret
in ruffles, with oveTdress Of Dresden silk
with blue flowers and touches Of blue on
the sleeves and bodice and a scarf Of
/ blue embroidery Miss Claire Wright.
white satin and pearls; Mrs. BUrd Nc
CURE. white Liberty silk over pink, with
tunic Of lace. pearl dog collar, and cor
sage ornaments Of diamonds and ONYX:
Mrs. Mulcare, dainty blue brocaded silk,
with soft lava forming a yoke and trim
mings Of narrow black velvet ribbon;
Miss Elizabeth Gould. wistaria satin
trimmed with bands Of embroidery of the
same color.
Mrs. MacNamee pale dotted green
crepe, with silver embroidered yoke and
/ crystal trimmings; Miss Claudia Stewart.
black satin. with trimmings Of coral bro
caded ribbon and corals; Miss Lulu
Moore. of Asheville, y. c., chaperoned
/ by Miss Stewart. yellow chiffon and
satin.
President Eschews RcpRst.
! The President left the ballroom with
/ Capt. Butt and the committee who re-
/ ceived him. and did not go to the supper
room. His presence made the ball a
! famous success, and the mana cement has
! reason 10 congratulate itself upon the
/ brilliance OF the affair
| Extra dressing rooms were provided for
the occasion. Supper was served from II
o'clock through the evening, which pre-
vented a congestion Of guests.