The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
PRESIDENT INVITES
JAPAN TO PEACE
Continued from Page One.

hair Lieut. Col Leigh c. Palmer and
his bride received many congratulations.
Mrs. Palmer wore a becoming costume OF
black lace and jets. over black.
Portrait Much Admired.
The newly finished portrait OF the
| President, by Zom. which stands on an
! easel in the Blue Room. attracted much
| attention and received various comment.
Those who know him best pronounce it a
perfect likeness in pose expression, and
drawing.
held at the White House during this ad-
| ministration. as it began at 10 o'clock
and was all over at ten minutes after
midnight.
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, wife Of the
Acting Secretary of the Navy, wore gray
satin made princess, with pearls and
point lace.
Mrs. Leonard Wood, wife of the Chief
OF Staff wore severely plain white satin.
with pearls.
Nine. Rivera, wife Of the Cuban Min
lister, was in gray satin and pearls.
Mrs. Champ Clark. wife of the Speaker
of the House Of Representatives, en-
broidered white voile over white satin.
with lace and pearls.
Miss Clark, white embroidered null.
Mrs. Thornton. wife OF State Senator
Thornton. Of Virginia. cream chiffon, en-
broidered with pink roses
Mrs. Russell wife OF Representative
Russell, white embroidered muslin.
Miss Maud Brown. niece of Mrs. Rus
sell, white point d'esprit
Miss Virginia Brown, pink embroidered
batiste.
Mrs. Thomas F. Rubey, white mar
quisette.
Mrs Robert Wickliffe woolley, white
embroidered chiffon over green satin.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran. pearl en-
broidered blue chiffon over white satin.
Mrs. Ira w. Bird, white marquisette
over white satin, trimmed with baby
Irish lace.
Among the guests were Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Wainwright, the latter wearing
black and white; Col and Mrs. Goodloe,
the latter in white satin with trimmings
of black, and pearl ornaments; Capt.
Beatty, commandant of the navy yard,
and Mrs. Beatty, who wore white satin
with pearls; DR.. and Mrs. H. w. Wiley. |
the latter in white embroidered muslin |
with touches OF pink and pearls; Senator |
and Mrs. Bailey, the latter in a pink |
satin princess gown with trimmings of |
lace: Representative and Mrs. Ira c. |
costume of embroidered chiffon over ap- |
ricot satin with trimmings of crystals |
and pearls; Representative and Mrs. Gar |
rett, the latter in black embroidered crepe |
de chine with touches OF yellow; the Bo-
livian Minister and Nine. Calderon, the |
latter wearing black chiffon over white
attn; Mr.. and Mrs. Barry, the latter in
black jetted lace
Wore Blue Chiffon.
Mrs P. V. DeGraw wore pale blue
embroidered in pale blue beads,
with old-fashioned coral earrings and
brooch Miss Cornelia Morton. yellow
crepe; Miss Mae Shaw. pale blue and
white striped chiffon over white silk,
with trimmings Of baby Irish: Mrs.
Theodore Noyes. black lace over white,
with jet trimmings: Miss Larner, pink
lowered chiffon over white silk, with
ACE trimmings; Mrs. Alice Thornton
Jenkins, white brocaded satin with
tunic draperies of white chiffon, and
trimmings of crystal and lace; Mrs.
louis s. Gottlieb, white messaline. with !,
trimmings of pearls and pearl orna-
nents; Mrs. Warner Gibbs, kwhite
French muslin, embroidered: Repre- !
and Mrs. Cooper. of wiscon- !
lin, the latter in black chiffon and lace
'ver black satin; Dr. and Mrs. Jacobsen.
he latter wearing black chiffon and
ilk with jets.
Present at Dinner.
The following were present at the DIN
er:
The President
The Vice President.
The Japanese Ambassador
Admiral Count Togo. ~
Commander Taniguehi. ~ 4