The Washington times., 1911-06-20

7 Of Representative Clayton, wore black
satin crepe de chine, with effective
| touches of rose point lace on the bodice,
| and a corsage bouquet of lilies of the
valley.
Miss Eleanor Davis, of Kentucky, was
| becomfngly gowned in canary embroid-
| cred chiffon over canary satin, with an
arm cluster of American Beauty roses.
Costume of Ottoman Silk.
Mrs. Jules Guthridge. white ottoman
silk with the bodice draped in lace en-
bows on the skirt.
seda green marquisette over green satin,
| trimmed in flowers and ribbon.
Mrs. w. c. Langfitt, yellow chiffon
| over satin
Mrs. George NJ. sternberg, cream, satin
and-gold lace with pearl trimmings.
Mrs. Barden. wife of Major Barden,
| pale yellow satin veiled in net
Mrs. Herbert A. Stevens, yellow satin
| with an overdress of gilt spangled net
with touches of black on the bodice.
Mrs. F. B. Moran. pink satin veiled in
green net embroidered In iridescent
beads.
Mrs. J. NJ Hodgins. rose satin trim
med with bands of marabou.
Mrs. w. w. Wotherspoon, apple green
silk and white Spanish embroidery,
of opalescent beads on the bodice.
Uses Coral Trimmings.
Mrs. Burr, wife OF Col Edward Burr.
L. S. A.. wore a gown of pale blue
satin, veiled In coral colored net with
trimmings of silver and coral beads.
Mrs. Biddle. wife of the commandant
of thu Marine Barracks. was in be-
coming gown of apricot chiffon over
whit. satin
Mrs. RarroII. wife of Commander H.
II. Barroll. U. S. N. wore pale pink
satin embroidered in steel.
,ynir5. MrS; hn'sn'' wiie wore S al a blSck lace
gown with touches of black chiffon.
Miss Alice Margaret knight was in a
gown of white chiffon cloth over pale
pink.
Miss Heyl in Pink.
Miss Julia HeyI wore a gown Of pale
pink satin veiled in chiffon, with cor
sage bouquet of pink roses.
Miss Gladys McGarry wore a dainty
frocK Of white chiffon cloth over white
silk.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth was in q
handsome gown of black lace and chif-
fon.
Miss Yvonne Townsend wore
of pale blue satin draped in white lace.
white satin with an oyerdress OF black
chanttily lace.
Mrs Joseph Letter was in a handsome
gown of white satin veiled IN black
chiffon, with a corsage bouquet OK
mauve orchids.
Miss Williams Wears Blue.
Miss Dorothy Williams wore a dainty
gown Of pale blue chiffon and silver.
Mss Jean Bowers wore pale pink chif-
fon cloth over satin trimmed with
touches Of plea blue and crystals.
Miss Ruth Parker was in a gown Of
white chiffon cloth with a fiowered
border of pink roses.
Mrs. Charles B. Howry wore gown
Of cloth of gold with handsome sill
Yer Spangled scarf of French blue.
Miss Mary Howry was in a dainty
frock IF pale yellow chiffon with
Powered border.
Miss Marion Oliver was in a becoming
gown of cerise satin, veiled in chiffon.
Mrs. William d. Connor wore pale
blue satin with an overdress Of pearl
gray chiffon cloth.
Mrs. Cosby's Gown.
Mrs. Spencer Cosby wore gown Of
white satin veiled in black chiffon.
trimmed with black velvet and with a
tunic OF white lace.
Miss Marie McMillin Brown was in
girlish frock Of white chiffon cloth with
crystal trimmings.
Mrs. Alexander Sharpe wore pale
blue satin made empire style with
touches Of black velvet. Miss Juliette
Janm. kings blue satin with touches of
silver and black
Miss Letterman was in a gown Of
mauve satin with touches of white lace
on the bodice and a long black satin
sash
Miss Isabel Hagner was in gown of
rich white satin. embroidered in black
on the bodice.
Mrs. Gore, wife Of Senator Gore, wore
a, becoming gown of white ndrQuisette,
trimmed with Irish lace, with a girdle
of rose-pink.
Mrs. Harley Calvin Gage wore white
satin, draped in black chiffon, and her
daughter. Miss Gage, was IN French
blue satin gown.
Mrs. Horace Westcott wore a gown of
blue chiffon, embroidered in silver.
Mrs. Arthur Murray, white lace and
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