Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-21


black overdress. Mrs. Patten, wife of
Representative Patten of New York,
white satin embroidered in crystals. Mrs
George Downey. white satin with over
dress of white chiffon embroidered In
rhinestones. Mrs. Warren, wife of Sena-
tor Warren, black brocade. Mrs. Gilbert
NJ. Hitchcock. white lace, with a drapery
of green chiffon. Miss Ruth Hitchcock,
white satin. with crystal embroidery and
fringe. Mrs. Garrard. wife of Col Gar
rard, white gauze over white satin and
embroidered in pearls. Miss Garrard
black lace over black satin and embroid-
cred in pearls and turquoises.
Mrs Symons. blue charmeuse. with an
antique lace fichu; Mrs. Clarence Ed
wards, nile green brocade, embroidered
in pearls and crystals: Mrs. Buck of
New York, pale blue brocade embroid-
cred in gold; Miss Leila Waller, gray sat
in and chiffon. with seed pearl orna-
ments: Miss Frances Brooks, white satin.
with American beauty chiffon overdress;
Mrs. Brooks, blue brocaded satin; Miss
Margaret Brooks. pale blue velvet, with
black charmeuse, with the bodice of black
lace over white and a sash of watermelon
pink chiffon; Miss Gertrude Greedy, pea
cock blue chiffon embroi~ cred in gold;
Miss Adela Greedy was in white chiffon
with pearls: Mrs. John r. Williams wife
of Col Williams. back lace over white
satin and trimmed with rhinestones; Miss
Dorothy Williams. pale blue satin, with
DOuIce OF race. MISS valerie fdueIoTd,
brown satin with tunic of green chif-
fon studded with dull gilt beads; Mrs. w.
B. Caperton, pale yellow brocade trim
med in gold; Miss Caperton. pink satin
draped in lace, with overdress of pink
chiffon trimmed in crystals; Miss Per-
kins of California, pink mignon, embroid-
cred with iridescent beads; Mrs. Ed
ward Carpenter, green satin with over
dress of black and gold: Mrs. Turner OF
st. Louis. house guest of Capt: and Mrs
Carpenter, black brocade, with a garni-
ture of turquoise; Miss Marion Turner.
white satin with silver trimming; Miss
Gouverneur, white satin with trimming OF
pompadour chiffon: Mrs. Green Clay
Goodloe. white .brocaded satin with old
lace.
Mrs. Warren, wife of Senator Warren.
cloth of gold, with black chiffon dra-
peries; Mrs. Walter Damrosch, black
Harriet Blaine Beale, yellow satin and
lace; Mrs Faison. lace dress over white
satin: Miss Margaretta Symons, orchid
charmeuse: Mrs. Felix Holt, emerald
green chiffon over white satin, with dia-
mond ornaments; Miss Alice Eversman,
white satin with a crystal beaded tulle
tunic; Mrs. Edwin Harris. canary satin
with drapery of blue chiffon caught with
clusters of tiny rosebuds: Mrs. briggs,
white satin yelled in white chiffon. trim
med with bands of gray chiffon; Miss
Natalie briggs, American beauty satin.
with tunic drapery of jetted black net
with touches of the satin about the
bodice; Miss Wood, sister of Representa-
tive Wood of New Jersey. pompadour
satin with rare lace; Mrs. William
Graeme Harvey, pink satin with front of
gold lace; Mrs. Thompson, wife of Col
Thompson. ordnance department, L. S. A.,
white satin gown with pearls.
Miss Christine Manning. satin trimmed
in velvet ribbon and crystal beads. and
skirt yelled in white chiffon; Mrs. Law
renee Heap, ruby velvet and diamond
stars in her corsage; Mrs Page, wife OF
Senator Page. gray satin and chiffon. en-
broidered in pearls: Miss Page, blue
satin, trimmed in white lace and pink
and silver roses and embroidered with
rhinestones: Mrs +. c. Brooks, light
blue crepe meteor, trimmed in lace: Miss
fichu of lace: Miss Dorothy Taylor
white satin. with overdress of white tulle.
embroidered in pearls; Mrs. E. F. Abel
of Baltimore. guest Of Dr. and Mrs
James Dudley Morgan, black satin and
chiffon. with diamonds and pearls; Mrs.
Morgan. cream satin with emerald and
diamond ornaments; Miss Annie Irwin,
American beauty chiffon over white satin
trimmed with silver lace and edged with
fur, silver slippers: Miss Mary Irwin.
who will be a debutante next winter,
white satin, with a tunic Of crystals.
Miss Maitland Marshall, pink satin;
Miss Gladys Lord. blue velvet: Mrs.
Smoot wife of Senator Reed Smoot, blue
mond ornaments; Mrs. Harold Smoot
pale blue satin draped gown, with lovely
duchess point lace trimmings and dia-
mond pendants; Miss Ethel Watts of
Ogden, Utah, house guest Of Mrs. Smoot.
cerise chiffon over white satin, with crys-
tai trimmings; Miss Annie Kay Smoot,
pale pink satin, with lace overdress,
made in girlish iounces, with pearls; Mrs.
Richard Sylvester, garnet velvet with en-
broideries in dull gilt beads; Mrs. Caspar
n ir nj r..
child crepe, with diamond and pearl orna-
ments, and a corsage of orchids: Mrs. E.
n. Johnston wife of Capt. Johnston.
black lace over blue satin; Mrs. Trotter.
wife of Capt. Trotter, U. S. A, white
crepe meteor draped in coral chiffon, bor-
dered in gold and trimmed with roses and
gold lace; she wore diamonds.
There was dancing in the east room
the crowd did not diminish in size early
enough to have very many participating.
Miss Wills. who accompanied her ia
Their, Chaplain Wills, U. S. A., white lace
Mrs Crowninshield, daughter of Senator
du Pont, pale blue chiffon velvet. with
dull gold embroidery, in wide bands; Mrs.
Hume. pink satin trimmed with pink
rosebuds; Mrs. Goodloe wife of Gen.
Goodloe, white satin and lace; Mrs. Chill
ton. wife of Senator Chiffon. white lace
in f1ounces over white satin.
MISS Della IOrrey, the freSlQeut 8 aunt,
concluded her White House visit today
and returned to her home in Massachu-
sets. Miss Bissell also left today, and
Miss Christine Marburg of Baltimore is
now the only White House guest.
Mrs. Taft will attend Mrs. Woods lee
ture this afternoon.
The Brazilian ambassador was en-
tertained at dinner last night by Mr..
Charles M. Pepper at his apartments
in the Wyoming. Senator Burton,
Senator Smoot, Representative Cannon
Representative Mccall and Mr.. Theo-
dore w. Noyes were the other guests.
Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
and Count Apponyi sailed for Europe
today on the Olympic.
Col. Rooseve1t's family is occupying
Mrs. J. West Roosevelt's residence at
10 East 31st street. New York, for a
few weeks, Mrs. j. West Roosevelt be-
ing in the south.
Mrs. Ezra Gould Of this city. at
Newport on a visit to her parents, at
tended the naval officers masquerade
ball last night at the training station,
Newport. Her costume was that of q
French peasant.
Mrs. John H. Wilson has her niece.
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