Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-11

lieved by her diamond and pearl orna-
ments. The Reds are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. j. Boardman. The latter
and Miss Boardman arrived with them.
Mrs. Townsend wore a velvet gown of
a soft blue shade and q necklace of huge
sapphires surrounded by diamonds and a
diamond tiara.
Miss May Williams was exclusively
dressed in a deep pink satin. Her dia-
mond and pearl necklace and a band of
diamond stars around her hair were
very beautiful.
Mrs. Huntington Wilson wore white
satin brocaded in an orchid pattern and
fine Jewels.
Miss kean was i'm pale blue broca,led
velvet.
Lady Harrington. here on a visit TO
her mother Mrs. Mcmillan wore French
gray velvet brocaded in silver The
skirt had demi-train and there was no
trimming on the waist except a little
silver-beaded tule. She wore magnificent
diamonds and pearls.
Miss Ida Thompson. chantlly lace. with
silver pa Ssementre
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop was in
French blue chiffon over white
Mrs. Chauncey Depew wore blue vel
Vet, with tulle silver beaded on the
ccrsage: diamond dog collar studded
with large turquoise was the becoming
nnlsh. Her tiara was also Of diamonds.
Mss Helen Cannon, who received
many congratulations on her restored
health. was in dark blue satin. the
podice giittering with rhinestone trim
minSs
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend wore gold
lace over red satin
MIS-. John Hay, whose temperance
in social life is noted. was IN black
chiffon velvet
Mrs. Carter wore black chiffon vel
vet with gold lace on the corsaGe:
Mrs. Richardson Glover an Italian lace
robe: Mrs Beale r. Howard. black
tulle with touches of gold; Miss Edythe
Howard. silver beaded tulle. Mrs. New
lands. wife of Senator New1ands, gray
satin yelled with black chiffon. and
dog collar, necklace, and tiara of dia-
monds and sapphires: Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth. red velvet with splendid
Moves. white satin with pearl and
crystal net and a touch of cerise: Miss
Noyes. blue satin with sarlands of pink
roses; Mrs. Joseph Letter, pink satin
with bolero of pearls and a.splendid
string OF pearls about her neck;
Mrs. Spencer Cosby. wife of Col. Cosby,
white satin. with drapery of black chif-
fon: Mrs. Aleshire black chiffon over
satin; Miss Marjorie .Aeshire. white chif
fon over pale pink rosebud garniture:
Mrs Chandler Hale, pale blue satin. with
overdress of cream lace: Mrs. Hunting
ton Wilson, white chiffon, gold and silver
embroidery. Mrs. Martin Knapp. white
velvet, with silver embroidery; Mrs.
Francisco Yanes, pink chiffon: Miss
Sheriff., white satin and silver lace:
Mrs Henry Sherman Boutell, light blue
satin tunic over black velvet pet't-
coat and trimmed with white lace: Miss
Alice Boutell, smoke chiffon over cerise
satin: Miss Dorothy Williams, pale pink
chiffon over pink satin and bugle en-
broidery: Mrs. Westcott, black satin.
with rhinestone trimmings: Mrs. George
Howard. gray chiffon and satin, pearl
cOllarette with ruby clasps; Mrs Theo-
dore w. Noyes, brown chiffon over cloth
of gold, with touches of blue on the
bodice: Miss Moves. white chiffon; Miss
Prentice. white satin.
Miss Mary McCanley, purple chif-
fon over red satin; Mrs. Phelps
Brown. cream lace, trimmed with
yellow SATIN Miss Eleanor Ridgely,
blue satin and white lace; Mrs. j. j. Rich
ardsOn, white satin and bertha of point
lace and band of sable about the bottom
and touch of black tulle; Mrs. John W.
Dwight, pale blue satin yelled in embrOid-
cred net: Miss Elizabeth Hicks, white
chiffon over satin; Mrs. ]. Van Vechten
Olcott, white lace trimmed with pale blue
ribbon: Mrs. Robert Hinckley, green vel
vet with diamond tiara and pearls and
diamond ornaments: Miss Hinckley. white
satin, draped with white chiffon, trimmed
with pearl embroidery; Mrs. Vaudeville
Carlisle. emerald green satin over cor
sage of silver-spangled lace; Miss Mary
Carlisle, white satin and tulle; Mrs.
Thomas T. Calf. black satin. trimmed
with black chiffon and rhinestone en-
broidery; Mrs. A. Garrison McClintock,
blue and gold chiffon over blue satin,
trimmed with gold; Viscountess de Sibour.
pale blue chiffon, with satin and lace !:
Mrs. Longworth. yellow satin. with an
overdress of gold net and trimmed with
blue; Mrs. Albert Akin, white satin, yelled
i'm black marquisette; Miss Alice Meyer,
rose pink chiffon, embroidered in white
beads.
Mrs Oliver, wife of the assistant sec
rotary of war; white satin with silver
lace and diamonds; Miss Isabel May.
white satin under tulle: Miss Cecilia May.
white chiffon and silver; Mrs Nathan
Scott, gobeln blue satin draped in black
chiffon, and trimmed with gold; Miss
Paulding, yellow brOcaded satin. with
silver lace and touches of black; Miss
Letterman, black velvet, trimmed with
cerise satin and white lace: Miss Mary
Switzerland, white chiffon over cloth of
trimmed with embroidery; Miss Jean
Wilkie, pink chiffon trimmed with sable:
Miss Julia Maths, rose pink chiffon over
satin. trimmed with gold; Mrs Champ
Clark, plum-colored satin trimmed with
silver embroidery; Mrs. Hughes. wife
of Representative Hughes, black lace
over white satin; Mrs. III. II. d. Pierce,
white satin trimmed with rhinestone en-
broidery and lace: Mrs. Amy Talbot.
white satin trimmed with silver and
touches of dark fur. Miss Amalyta Tai
bot pale pink satin and lace; Mrs.
Claude A. Swanson, pale pink satin trim
med with gold lace: Mrs. Robert Taylor.
pale blue satin and lace; Mrs. Samuel
Williamson, black velvet. with
chids: Mrs. Richard Sylvester. blue
satin yelled in silver beaded net;
Mrs. Harley Calvin Gage, white satin,
yelled in black lace; Miss Margaret Case,
blue satin; Mrs. Lamar Washington of
New York, cloth of silver, with a draped
tunic of pink chiffon. with punches of
brocade and lace: Mrs. s. c. Neale, black
velvet, with rhinestone trimmings; Mrs.
Robert J. Wynne, white satin, with panels
of valenciennes lace edged with gold lace;
Miss Ruth Wynne, yellow satin: Miss
Hammond. white satin: Mrs. James r..
Mann. pale blue satin. draped with chif-
fon and embroidered in Opaque blue
beads; Mrs. Ben HELEN. gold-striped
chiffon: Miss Louise HELEN, white chif-
fon; Miss Louise Cromwell white satin.
with a tunc of silver-spangled tulle and
black fur: Mrs. Robert Hinckley, green
velvet. with a diamond tiara and pearls
white satin, draped with white chiffon.
trimmed with pearl embroidery. and
shoulder scarf of blue chiffon; Mrs. Archi-
bald Hopkins. purple brocade and old
lace: Mrs. Joseph Thropp, blue satin
pearls and diamonds; Mrs. f. D. Crum-
packer, apricot crepe satin, with lace and
touches of black: Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph
coral satin meteor silver lace. trimmed
with bands of fur: Mrs. William f. Cur
tbs. white lace; Mrs. Arthur Dunn. blue
satin yelled in chantilly lace. and Mrs.
Bennett, pale blue satin, with pearl orna-
mentS.