Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-01

broidered null. trimmed with Irish point
and black satin. and large hat of black
and white tulle-.
Mrs. Frank B. Noyes wore an ivory
tinted batiste. with embroidered rose
gariands. Her black hat was trimmed
with white aigrettes
Miss Frances Noyes wore an embroid-
cred ecru batiste and a large hat in
pale pink and blue.
Miss Annie Irwin wore rose pink. with
a hat Of the same shade. and Miss Mary
Irwin was in blue, with a large blue hat
with flowers.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond wore gown
OF golden brown chiffon over white satin
with tiny bead trimming in the same
shade. The corsage showed shadow lace
at the neck and sleeves and her small
French hat of brown straw having cas-
cade of plumes at one side was extremely
becoming She was accompanied by her
little daughter Natalie. who was all in
white.
Mrs. sydney Cloman. in a beautiful
gown of white satin yelled in white flow
cred chiffon. was also with Mrs: Ham
mond She wore several beautiful jewel
ed ornaments. including string Of pink
pearls and a large opal brooch surround
ed with diamonds. Her hat was large
and black.
Mrs. Edward Mitchell was in white
with black hat trimmed with paradise
plumes.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman wore Frencf
gown in modified pannier effect. of fig
ured silk in blue and white. trimmed
with chiffon and lace. A large blue ha'
was also worn
lingerie gown with a pink girdle and
large straw hat trimmed with flowers.
Mrs l. j. Richardson wore gown o.
white embroidered muslin with the bel
and bow at the back of black tulle ant
a black tulle hat
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with a small green straw hat.
Mrs Claude Swanson wore heaNy Wnlt'
lace over black satin with white hat
Mrs. James Dudley Morgan wore brown
silk. combined with lowered chiffon; ane
a large brown straw hat with flower
trimming. Mrs. Selwin TAFT wore
lavender and white striped silk with {
small hat of lavender straw.
Mrs Talmadge Lambert wore a Goa
suit Of black cloth. with gray hat witt
gray plumes. Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe
blue silk. trimmed with lace. and blacf
hat trimmed with feathers.
Mrs. William Mearns wore an exquisite
gown of soft blue chiffon taffeta, Will
shadow lace yelling the corsage ana
blue hat to match.
Mrs. Harry Kite wore brown silk, com
bined with emerald green chiffon. and
smart brown straw hat with turned-ul
brim faced with white lilacs Miss Alice
Wright wore a cream-colored gown. WIFI
large nat III natural STRAW, tHe Sio"i
being made entirely of shaded sweet peas
Mrs Cuno Rudolph wore gown o
deep pink lawn, with girdle and touche
of black and a hat in the same colors
Mrs. Harry Rapley wore white lin
gerie gown with a facing Of purple SAITH
around the bottom of the skirt and
girdle of the same material. Her larg
fiat hat was trimmed with purple flowers
Mrs. Lillian Mcmillan wore silver gra.
taffeta. with emerald green lace coat an
large gray hat with emerald gree
light blue embroidered chiffon and larg
white hat with blue plumes.
Miss Anna Portner wore pink net owe
white, with white hat trimmed wit
pink roses.
embroidered linen. with lavender straw
hat, and Miss Maitland Marshall whit
embroidered null, with large white hat
trimmed with roses.
Miss Natalie Magruder. white chiffon
gown over white satin. with touches o
pink and a large garden hat.
Mrs Clarence Edwards wore a cow
of dresden silk, made with panniers an
Vatican plat down the back of tn
silk and showing petticoat of whit
satin, fiounced with white lace. Her larg
black hat was trimmed with paradis
plumes.
Mrs. Graves. wife of Representativ
Graves, wore a white embroidered muslin
gown, with large white hat.
Mrs. Thorn wore black chiffon owe
white satin.
Miss Thorn wore a pale blue lingeri
gown. with a white hat trimmed wit
blue hydrangeas.
Mrs. Charles Miller wore white with
coral hat.
Mrs. Randolph Keim wore gray an
white striped just cloth. with black ha
and Miss keim wore an embroidered line
gown with white and pink hat.
Mrs. Frank B. Loring wore black tai
feta and Miss Loring wore a tan line
costume. with a large hemp hat trimme
with white roses.
Mrs Wilder of Canada wore black lac
over purple satin, with a hat of purpl
and black to match
Mrs. Owen, wife of Senator Owen, wor
a gown of white crepe de chine mad
pannier and trimmed with broad bands G
Irish crochet; her white hat was trimme
with white lilacs.
Mrs. Hunt Slater in black and whit
striped marquisette, with a black an
white hat.
Mrs. Sherman Miles wore green taffet
with large green hat.
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgley wore blu
net over white satin, and large blac
hat.
Mrs Henry L. Myers wore fawn colo
crepe meteor, with a black hat trimme,
with light plumes.
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broidered muslin, with a hat of natural
colored straw, with black and ceris,
trimmings.
Miss Garrard, white linen, with whit
hat.
Miss Aileen Gorgas, white embroidere,
linen. with large pink and white hat.
Miss Macon, white muslin with a lac
coat and a white hat trimmed with re,
roses.
Mrs. John p. Megrew. white serge trim
med with emerald green and a whit
chip hat. with green feathers.
Miss Taft was the guest of honor at
dinner last night. with Miss Dorothy VIII
liams as hostess. Other guests were tn
Postmaster General, the Misses Meyer
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter. Lord Eustac
Percy. British attache; DR.. Grayson an
John Cotton Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson entertaine
a dinner party last night at the Manor
handle Highlands. in compliment to MI
and Mrs. Craig Biddle.
Mrs Theodore F. Shuey and Miss ShLe
have returned from Europe and joine
Mr.. Shuey at their residence on Califor
MIA avenue, where they will remain fey
weeks before going to their country HON
in Virginia.
Among large NUMBER OF passenger
sailing yesterday afternoon at o'cloc
aboard the steamship Bradenburg of tn
North German Lloyd line from Baltimor
for Bremen were the following liste
from this city: Miss Marguerite Benois
day, Mr. and Mrs William Feldhaus
William w. Feldhaus, jr.; Miss Doroth
Feldhaus and Miss Marie Weber. MI
and Mrs. Albert Linz of Collington. Md
were also passengers on the steamer.
n. Beekman Winthrop, the assistan
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