Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-07

sentative RuSSeil OF missouri. white pro-
caded satin trimmed with rhinestoncs:
Miss Ellerbe, daughter of Representative
Ellerbe, white chiffon embroidered with
wild roses over white satin: Miss Shack
lefoTd. light blue satin trimmed in crystal
embroidery; Mrs Thomas O. Mallalieu,
black chantilly lace: Mrs Speer. wife of
Representative Speer, white satin. with
tunic Of pink chiffon trimmed with crys-
tails: Miss Marion Besley Of Faulkner,
Pa, chiffon in Dresden coiors and trim
med with marabou: Mrs. Langley, wife Of
Representative Langley of Kentucky.
white crepe combined with white chiffon
and lace: Mrs. Gudger. wife of Represent
alive Gudger Of North Carolina, white
and Mrs. Gudger, blue charmeuse; Mrs.
Tom Rollins of Asheville. y. c.. white
lace gown yelled in pale blue chiffon: Mrs.
Pray, wife Of Representative Pray of
Montana, pink satin with ovcrdrcss of
pink chiffon, embroidered in crystals:
Miss Blanche Greer of New York. mauve
crepe meteor trimmed with duchess lace:
Miss Williamson of Philadelphia, black
lace over white: Miss Wheeler. black
chiffon embroidered in a Persian design
over violet charmeuse: Mrs. Fairchild.
wife of REPRESENTATIVE Fairchild. gold
cloth and black embroidered. tule: she
wore pearls and diamonds: Mrs. William
p. Bddle. wife of Gen. Biddlc. pale blue
satin draped over white chiffon. trimmed
with lace; she wore pearl and diamond
necklace and earrings: Mss Harriet An
derson. American beauty satin with
deep border Of gold and black embroidery;
Mrs. Frank B. Jaqua of Portland. Ind,
wore handsome gown of yellow satin.
with a tunic OF duchess lace; Mrs. Mary
Parker Reid of Little Rock black satin
draped in black net deliberately embroid-
cred witlt jet. diamond necklace and small
diamond tiara; Miss Reid. pink satin.
with overdress, crystal beaded white ch:f-
fan, necklace and ornaments of pearls;
Miss Louise Reid. pale lavender satin
with silver trimmings: Mrs. William 6.
Brown. j.. of West Virginia. white satin
Gown trimmed with lace and crystals
Mrs. John Miller Horton of Buffalo.
n y, pcmpadour brocade. a diamond
pecklace. pendant and other jewels;
Mrs. John Philip Sousa. pearl gray sat
in. point lace and pearl and diamond
ornaments; Mrs. Thornton Lewis. black
satin charmeuse yelled with black net
studded with jets and pearl ornaments:
Miss Lewis. steel-colored chiffon over
pink. with brown .marabou: Mrs! Wal
ter Wyvile. black jetted net over black
Mcpherson, wife Of DR.. Mcpherson.
black striped chiffon over white satin:
Mrs. Walter Wells. white satin yelled
with lowered chiffon, with gold oeads;
Mrs. Perry Heath. French blue and white
satin; Mrs. Clifford X. Bergman. pale
pink satin with gold embroidery: MRS.
Pickett. wife Of Representative Pickett.
black chiffon and jet; Mrs. 8. e. William
son, black cnarmeuse satin. with Jet
trimmings and corsage bouquet of NO.
lets: Mrs. e. E. Bradford. shaded rose
chiffon over satin; Miss Finley, white
satin with overlress of white tulle en-
broidered in silver: Miss Christine q.
Memminger' of Lakeland. Fla, a Paris
gown of changeable green and blue silk
yelled with green and hand-embroidered
in co!ored beads: Mrs. NELL S. Brown.
pale blue satin and gold lace: Miss Marie
McMillin Brown, American beauty satin,
with rhinestone trimmings.
Mrs. Ronald Fl. French Of London, or
Child chiffon. with sash of purple spansled
net, corsage bouquet of orchids, diamond
bandeaux and necklace of pearls: Miss
Ruth Wynne. light blue chiffon. with a
flower design in rhinestones and blue
Walsh. back satin and lace, with
touches of American beauty satin; Miss
Louise Walsh. white chiffon and crystals;
Mrs. Gilmore, daughter Of Senator Suth-
erland, black chiffon and satin; Mrs.
Owen, wife of Senator Owen, black satin
and chiffon, with rhinestone trimming;
Mrs. James Scott, white satin and lace;
Mrs. Paul Keller, pink embroidered chif-
fon over pink satin: Miss Wilson. pink
chiffon; Mrs. Carl Smith, gold beaded net:
Mrs. l.. w. Thavis, cream embroidered
satin Mrs. Richard Sylvester. gray chif-
fOn and silver embroidery; Mrs. Kinney.
black and green chiffon: Mrs. Finley, wife
of Representative, Finley. black satin
George Albright, black and gold lace;
she wore diamonds; Mrs. Owen Thomp-
son. white crepe meteor and lace; Mrs
Charles Fairfax. green and gold brocade
trimmed With bands of sable and touches
of pink chiffon; Mrs. Edgar Copeland.
pale yellow satin trimmed with bands of
sable; Mrs T. G. Mallalieu, chantilly
Iace over black satin.
Mrs Neill S. Brown, light gray chiffon
velvet, with point lace and diamonds;
ria NcMiJ1in BROWN American
beauty chiffon; Mrs. Henry Boyle, Wis
consin, Irish lace. with diamond orna-
ments: Mrs. A. L. Peirce. blue satin,
draped in crystal chiffon and trimmed
Miss Helen Taft will dine with Lieut..
and Mrs. Timmons tonight Miss Tafts
house party of Bryn Mawr girls returned
to college yesterday.
Mrs. Hepburn, wife of Senator Hey
burn, will receive tomorrow, beginning at
3, at Stoneleigh Court. and will have with
her Mrs Henry c.. Marshall Of Swarth-
more, Pa.
Mrs. Cassius NJ. Roberts of Philadel
phia announced today the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Charlotte Roberts, to
Midshipman Herbert III. Bouson. U. S. N.
Miss Roberts is the daughter of the late
Rev. Cassius NJ. Roberts. who was at the
time of his death associate rector Of the
Church of the Savior. Philadelphia. Mr..
Bouson is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bouson of Charleston. 8. c. He was
graduated from the Naval Academy in
the class of 1911. and is attached to the
L. S. S. Connecticut. The marriage is
to take place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs S. H Vandergrift. Mrs.
Mark Hanna and Mrs. Frank Ellis gave
dinners last night.
Miss Gretchen Hood, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Z. NJ. Hood of this city, has
arrived In Brussels, and has taken up
her vocal studies with a view to an
operate career. Miss Hood sailed sew
eral weeks ago with i. party Of Washing
ton friends. being greatly feted on all
sides by home friends.
Mrs. Virginia Wilson, widow of Mr..
Albert A. Wilson, former United States
marshal Of the District of Columbia, was
married yesterday in Baltimore to Mr..
Paul Winchester, a veteran newspaper
writer.
The groom has been living for several
years near Thurmont, Nd, but has been
frequent visitor to Baltimore and to
Annapolis. Yesterday morning he obtain
ed a marriage license. At the residence
Of Cardinal Gibbons he secured dispen-
sation, and then, with his prospective
bride. went to the rectory of the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception, Mosher
-mony was performed by Rev. George v.
Mckinny, pastor.
Mr. Winchester said lost night that he
and his bride wished the ceremony to be
quiet and for that reason had invited no
friends to witness it. He said he had met
his present wife thirty years ago at the
home of the late United States Senator
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