The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
APPEARS
In GAY ATTIRE

The horse show was again the attrac-
ton for fashionable people yesterday aft
ernoon, and the grand stand was even
a gayer and brighter picture than on the
Gay before. The women moved about a
great deal more. and all wore gayer
clothes, discovering how clean and how
good all the arrangements and facilities
were for caring for light apparel
There were much the same people,
both in the boxes and the seats, al
though the party from the White House
is always missed when absent. The At
torney General and Mrs. ,Wickersham
were in their box. and had with them
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston.
Miss Sophy Johnston. Lord Eustace
Percy, and Mr.. James f. Curtis. Mrs.
wickersham wore a very becoming cos
tune Of black and white cloth with pin
stripes and blue on the collar, with a
small black hat with blue trimmings. and
blue parasol. Mrs. Johnston was in
black satin and white.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Knox
had with them again their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James Tin
die Of Pittsburg. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bolton, of Chicago, who are visiting
them. Mrs. Bolton, nee johnson.
was well known here before her mar
riage. Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps
Emo had with them in their box Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs. James Robert
Mckee, and Gov. Magoon. Mrs. Emo
wore black and white. with touches of
blue. and Mrs. Mckee was In white
and black suit with black and white
hat and black scarf. Mrs. Lee wore dark
blue with a large black hat.
Mrs. Townsend was with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Goelet Gerry, and Miss Gerry. Of New
York, all of whom are her house guests.
Mrs. Townsend wore black and purple,
with a purple hat; Mrs. Gerry wore a
coat suit of striped back and white cloth,
with large black hat.
Mr.. ard Mrs Thropp had as their guests
Gen. and Mrs Marshall, Miss Marshall.
and Col and Mrs. Goodloe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean had in their
box Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. Miss
Isabel May and Miss Cecilia May, and
Mr.. Jerome Bonaparte. Mrs. Mclean was
very beautiful in gown of white French
embroidery, over which she wore a
Frenchy little jacket of Helen pink satin
edged all about with silk balls and fin
ishcd in front with delicate lace. The
jacket was something on the Eton order.
and her hat was huge white one, COW
cred with ostrich plumes. Mrs. Belmont
wore a suit of dark green, braided with
black. with large black hat with white
osprey feathers. and was exceedingly
handsome. II was always difficult to dis
Germ the guests of one box from those
Of another. as the people moved about
and visited so constantly they were as
much in cne box as another only show
ing what really merry occasion il was.
Among others who were there, were
the Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine. Loudon. the latter in black, with
a hat of black with white trimmings.
Representative and Mrs Longworth. the
latter always the center of attraction
wherever she is, wearing a gown Of
kings blue chiffon over white. with a
small turban of nut brown. which was
most becoming; Miss Mabel Boardman, In
coral pink satin veiled with coral chiffon
over which she wore a heavy black
cloak of embossed black satin. with a
larse black hat; Mrs. Chatard. in black
with blue: Mrs RusSAn Harrison, in wis
taria cloth braided In the same shade
and a large black hat with plumes; Miss
Harrison. in suit Of pale gray, with
small turban of dark blue satin and
velvet.
Mrs. Bowen. in brown and black: Mrs.
Meyer with long fur coat and dark
blue hat; Miss Laura Merriam in a suit
of black, with small black hat: Mrs.
George Howard in a foulard of dark
blue, with white dots, a large white hat
with black velvet and white osprey, and
a large, loose. black and white checked
cloak; Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, kings
blue rajah silk, braided. with large
black hat: Mrs. Huidekoper and her two
sons. Mr.. Reginald and Mr.. Frederic
Hudekoper: Mrs. Oliver, black satin and
black and white hat; Miss Oliver in blue.
with large black hat and white lace veil:
Miss Mary McCauley in long. loose coat
of dark brown, with small dark brown
hat: Mrs. Shir-Cliff in dark blue cloth.
with white stripes, and black and white
hat; Nine. de Lima Silva, Baron and
Baroness de Bode, who occupied the box
of the Secretary of War; Miss Gladys
Hinckley in kings blue rajah, with large
white hat.