Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-10
of Los Angeles, Cal, IN pink brocade
game gown. diamond necklace

game gown, diamond necklace
| mrs. Clarence Moore, gray satin and
chiffon, with steel trimmings; Miss Marie
| Mcmillan Brown. apricot satin.. trimmed
| with brown fur and gold embroidery:
| Mrs. John Maury. pale green satin.
| draped in white gold-spangled net and
| trimmed with pink; Miss Marion King.
white lace over white satin: Miss Buch
anan pale pink satin. yelled with white
chiffon. trimmed with rosebuds; Miss
Acker. black lace over pale blue satin:
| Miss Roma Clarke, black satin with jet:
Mrs Harvey Madison. pink satin, with
pearl trimming and fur: Mrs L. ID. Black
istone. black satin: Mrs. r. c. Drumhunt.
black satin and chiffon; Miss McAlNster
! Charles Arthur Barnard. white satin.
Mrs. Pennybaker. blue chiffon, trimmed
with pink: Miss Edith Oracle black lace
and jet: Miss Julia Heyl pale pink satin.
trimmed with black tulle. embroidered in
gold. with gold and black butterflies;
Miss Culp. white satin, with a tunic of
mother-of-pearl sequins: Miss Masters,
white satin. yelled in spangled net: Miss
kehoe, rose satin, yelled in chiffon: Miss
Thornton, pale pink satin: Mrs. Chisoln.
black satin with bugle embroidery and
touch of green satin: Mrs. Robert Elem
ing. white satin. trimmed with pearls
and chiffon: Mrs. Aspinwall. pale blue
satin, trimmed with gold: Mrs. Warren
Baylie. apricot satin. draped in blue net
embroidered in gold: Miss Jean LorlnS.
pale blue satin and gold: Miss Lille Fin
ley. ola rose Satln ana SILVER tdce. .ii~S
Ruth Jones. pale blue satin. yelled in
white chiffon and trimmed with pearls.
Miss Stella Carusi. black satin and pearl
embroidery; Miss Gaines of Warrcnton.
Va. green satin. yelled in white: MISS
| Isabelle Hagner. black satin: Mrs.
Charles Fairfax. sapphire blue SATIN with
gold and spangled lace.
Mrs. Barbour, black spangled lace over
| sage green satin, and trimmed with black
velvet Miss Rose Bradford. black chiffon
| frim
c. Gage, white satin with black lace
overdress. Mrs. Lamar Washington OF
New York. emerald chiffon. trimmed with
gold. Miss Gage. blue satin with black
tunic, trimmed with crystal beads: waist
| Of crystal. trimmed with marabou.
Mrs. Paul Patterson. pale gray chiffon
trimmed with rose satin and silver lace
Miss Dickinson. pearl gray chiffon al; and
| brocade trimmed with old lace. Mrs Wal
| ter Mclean. silver lace over white satin.
Miss Goodwin. pale blue satin. with
brown marabou. Miss Hanna Taylor.
| Crooke Nichols. duchesse lace over
satin. Mrs. c. r. Waters, black chan
| tilly lace over white satin. Mrs. 5. ;.
Scott, black velvet and cream lace.
Mrs. George Calvert, black chiffon over
| white, trimmed with gold lace. Mrs. W.
| II. Holloway. white satin, with pearls.
! Miss Bayard. gray satin chiffon over
| pink. Mrs. Theodore -Holbrook, rose
| colored satin and white lace. Miss
Katherine Holbrook. black satin and
| trimmed with pearl embroidery. Miss
| Fulton. gold-colored satin. with black
chantilly lace. Miss Frances Miller.
| pale yellow satin. draped in brown
| chiffon. Miss Blake. pale blue chiffon
over pink, with a juliet cap of pearls.
| Mrs. Charles B. Gray, black lace over
| white satin. Mrs. L. A. Bailey. blue
satin with pearls. Miss Elsie Yorst.
,I1;< ri I, ,o1N
Gardner. pink crepe de chene and
pearls. Miss Matlock. blue chiffon over
gold CLOTH Mrs. Frank Hall, spangled
tulle over silver. Miss Mary p. Earn
and marabou. Miss North. black satin
and black marabou. Miss Fulton. pink
satin. white chiffon and pearls. Miss
Maud Parker. bright red chiffon. Miss
Hollerth. yellow silk and lace Mrs.
Miss Marie Louise Howser. white satin
trimmed with spangled tulle. Mrs.
| Thomas Sim Lee, yellow satin and
| duchesse lace.
Mrs. W. l.. Marshall pale blue satin
and chiffon: Mrs. Walter Gawler, pink
satin trimmed with crystal studded chit
fon and crystal fringe: Mrs. James NJ
Green, white embroidered net over
white satin Miss Margaret yesterday,
pale blue satin. with silver lace and tur-
quoises and pink roses: Mrs. George
Wheeler, purple chiffon over cerise
satin: Mrs Edwin Pearson Parker, black
lace: Miss Parker, pink satin draped In
black spangled lace; Mrs Thomas Saw
yer Spiver, yellow satin draped with pale
yellow net and point lace.
Mrs H. Colvin Gage was the hostess
at q charming tea yesterday afternoon,
when her cousin and house guest. Mrs
H. ]. Lamar Washington of Macon, Ga,
and New York, was the honor guest. The
1 decorated
flowers and palms. and Mrs. Gage re-
ceived her guests in a handsome gown
of black marquisette, heavily beaded and
trimmed with lace. Mrs. Washington
wore an imported gown of emerald
green chiffon over white satin, trimmed
on the corsage and skirt with bands of
gold lace. Miss Margaret Gage also as
sisted her mother in receiving, and her
gown was Of turquoise blue chiffon vel
| vet with the bodice almost entirely OF
white lace.
| The receiving party was large one
and included a number of this and last
seasons debutantes. 1t included Mrs.
Sutherland, wife OF Senator Sutherland:
Mrs. John Ross Martin, Mrs. Robert N.
Harper, Mrs. William B. Rayner, Mrs.
KERN. Miss KERN. Miss Wright. Miss
Alice Thew Wright, Miss Marie Ray and
Miss Ida Norment Smith
| Mrs. Walter II. Acker was the hostess
at a beautiful luncheon at Rauscher's
today, given in honor of her daughter,
Miss Nellie Acker. The table had
large centerpiece of red roses and vio-
let's Among the guests were Miss Ma
bel Roberts. Miss Alma Trainer. Miss
Ida Norment Smith, Miss Louise Rob-
ertson, Miss Marie Ray. Miss Linua
Mullin. Miss Waldo Mclaughlin. Miss
Dorothy Beale. Miss Louise Alexander,
Miss Nina Van Arsdale. Miss Ann
Twohey. Miss Maud Parker. Miss Mil
dred Bacon, Miss Zelma Pilson, Miss
Dorothy Henvey. Miss Harriet Richard
son, Miss Ellen Holiday. Miss Hedian.
Miss Francis Hungerford, Miss Alice
Mullin Of Philadelphia. guest of Miss
Acker: Miss Blodgett of New Hampshire
and Miss Farnum of California.
| Mrs. Thomas Hardy Taliaferro will not
| be at home upon the Wednesdays OF
January, and has Cancelled all social en-
gagements owing to the death of her
brother, Mr.. Gilbert Tyson Smith.
| The Riding Club of Washington, at
22d and p streets, has issued invitations
| for it's first entertainment Thursday
evening, January IL, at $50 O'Clock.
| The Sons Of the American Revolution
| have issued cards for the annual recep-
| ton and ball at the Arlington the 18th
instant.
Mrs. Wickersham, wife of the Attor-
ney General, will not receive tomorrow
owing to continued illness.