The Washington herald., 1911-06-20

ful aquamarine pendant on a platinum
chain. given her for a wedding present
by that party, and superb diamond
chain.
Countess de Buisseret (nee Story, of
this city, wife Of the former Belgian
Minister, white satin made severely plain,
with point lace trimmings and dog collar
and other ornaments OF pearls and dia-
conds.
Mrs. Burke. wife Of Judge N. Charles
Burke, Of Annapolis, who came for the
reception, wore black charmeuse satin
with trimmings and embroidery Of Jets
and amethyst and pearl Jewels.
Mrs. Clarence Watson, wife of the
Senator from West Virginia, a superb
lace robe over cream white satin, with
diamonds.
Mrs. Huntington Wilson, wife of the
Assistant Secretary of State, white satin
and rare old pearls in antique setting.
Mrs. T. E. Beatty, wife Of the COM
mandant of the Washington Navy Yard.
white embroidered crepe de chine over
white silk
Mrs. Edith MacCarteney, widow of
Lieut. MacCarteney, U. S. NJ. wore her
wedding gown of cream brocaded satin
trimmed with pearls and quantities of
maltese lace.
Mrs. Bootes, wife of Capt. James
i
home from Panama, imported gown Of
pink silk embroidered with white wis
taria.
Miss Katharine NJ Brooks, pale green
embroidered just cloth trimmed with
lace and pearls.
Mrs. Davis Wills, wife of Capt. Davis
Wills q. S. NJ. c., black lace over black
chiffon and silk.
Mrs. Marshall, wife of Gen. William
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cream satin, with pearls.
Miss Maitland Marshall, white organ
Gle over white silk, with trimmings Of
pale pink satin
Mrs. Claude E. Miller, black chiffon
and lace over white satin. with touches
Of coral.
Mrs. Herbert A. Stevens, yellow satin,
veiled with spangled gold net, with
touches Of black, and corals on the bod
ice and bands of brown marabou.
Mrs. Frank Ellis, black chiffon cloth,
with silver trimmings and ornaments.
Mrs. Frank Cole, white chiffon cloth
over white, with trimmings Of white
silk lace. with gold net on the bodice
and beaded bands on the skirt.
Mrs. Russell B. Harrison, white bro
caded satin, yelled with rare old lace,
worn many times at the White House
functions of the administration of her
father-in-law, President Benjamin Harri-
son. With this she wore superb neck
lace of diamonds, with pendant of dia-
monds surrounding large sapphire, the
pendant gift of her father-in-law dur
ing his regime in the White House.
Her daughter, Miss Marthena Harri-
son, wore an exquisitely embroidered
gown OF pale green satin, most becoming
to her blond beauty, her only ornament
being a single large diamond set in
platinum and hung on a platinum chain.
which was one Of the solitaire earrings
presented to her grandmother, former
mistress of the White House, on the
eve of the Inauguration, by President
Harrison, and worn by her throughout
that administration until her death.
when they were divided between her
two granddaughters, Miss Harrison and
Miss Mary Lodge Mckee. of New York.
Miss Calderon, daughter of the Bo-
livfan Minister, lavender chiffon over
lavender satin, the chiffon dotted thick
ly with tiny white rosebuds.
Mrs. Dwight, wife OF Representative
Dwight, of New York, pale blue chiffon
over blue silk, with trimmings of silver
and pearls.
Nine de Lima, white satin yelled with
black chiffon, with diamond girdle and
sleeve ornaments, the empire waist veil
ed in pale blue tissue, embroidered in sill
yer.
Nine ABDUL Hak HusSein, wife Of the
first secretary of the Turkish Embassy,
gray satin. veiled pale gray chiffon, and
pink roses.
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, wife OF the
Assistant Secretary of the Navy, white
brocaded satin. with tunic drapery Of
pale blue chiffon embroidered with sill
yer and crystals.
Mime. de Pereyra, wife of the first Sec
retary of the Mexican Embassy and
charge d'araires, blue silk with pearl
trimmings and pearl ornaments.
Wears Ottoman silk.
Nine Sannon. wife of the Haitian Min
lister, yellow Ottoman silk, with a net
work of pearls and embroidery overdress.
Mrs. Sternberg, wife of Gen. George
NJ. Sternberg.. white satin, point lace.
and diamonds
Mrs. Burr, wife Of Col. Edward Burr,
U. s. A, pink satin, veiled with coral
colored net, embroidered in coral beads
and silver, and worn over a slip of light
blue satin.
Mrs BarroI, wife OF Commander H
n. Barroll, u. S. N, pink satin, with
sof cut steel and steel en-
broidery. with liamond ornaments
Mrs. Brilliant, wife Of Lieut. Brilliant,
U. S. A, white satin and silver embroid-
cry and trimmings.
Mrs. Cowie, wife of Paymaster General |
7. ]. Cowie, U. S. N. white net embroid-
lace and gold embroidery.
Miss Alice Eversman, of TIE Chicago |
Opera Company. blue satin with gold
lace anl gold embroidery.