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| forming a panel front and back OF the
brocade with touches OF lace and crys-
/ tails about the bodice, and a band Of fur
at the bottom of the skirt; Mrs. Lamar,
wife of Mr.. Justice Joseph Rucker La
mar, was in blue satin. Neiled in olack
lace. with touches Of blue and lace on the
bodice; Mrs McKenns, wife OF Mr.. JUS
/ lice Joseph McKenna, wore black chiffon
over black, with Oriental embroidery
about the bodice. and Mrs. Holmes. wife
OF Mr.. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes
twas in purple ana black changeable SILK.
Old Rose Satin.
Mrs. Bruce, wife of the British AM
bassador, was in old rose satin. with
large white hat with white plumes and
touches Of black. Mrs. McLachlan. wife
Of the military attache OF the British
Embassy was in blue satin. veiled in
black chiffon, with a white hat and
plume. Lieut.. Col. McLachlan was
very picturesque figure in his Scotch
Highland uniform of kits with bare
knees. Mrs. Ovey, wife Of the second
secretary of the embassy. wss In gray
satin, with black hat and blue plumes.
Countess Won Bernstorf, wife OF the
German Ambassador, wore white chif-
fon over black. with pearl ornaments.
and a large black hat and plumes Nine.
Haniel Won Haimhausen, wife of the
counsellor of the German Embassy, wore
French blue pan velvet, with a hat to
match.
The Marchioness Cusani Confalonieri
Cassti, wife OF the Italian Ambassador,
was in black satin over black brocade
with a large black hat Donna Beatrice
Cusani Confalonieri, daughter OF the AM
bassador. wore sage green and a large
black hat.
Made In Moscow.
Mime. Bakhmeteff, wife of the Russian
Ambassador, was gowned in chiffon
cloth Of gold, a Russian material made
only in Moscow, and worn only by ladies
Of noble birth. She wore a few Of her
wonderful topaz ornaments. The left side
of her bodice was almost covered with
jewel decorations of various orders, and
she wore a large black hat with gold
colored aigrettes Nine. Vassilief, wife
of the naval attache Of the embassy,
was in blue satin, heavily embroidered
in the same shade. tn touches of lace
on the bottom. Her black velvet hat
was ornamented with a bird of paradise,
with sable mum and stole.
Nine Won Lowenthal-Linau, wife Of the
counsellor of Austro-Hungary Embassy.
was in blue velvet. with blue hat and
black furs. Baroness Preuschen. wife of
the naval attache. wore black and white
silk, heavily embroidered and trimmed
with fiIet lace. Her hat was of black
velvet with plumes.
Viscountess d'Azy, wife of the naval
attache OF the French Embassy. was in
midnight blue satin, embroidered in
shades Of the same color, and had a
large black hat with blue plumes. Coun-
tess de Chambrun, wife Of the military
sttache of the embassy, wore black
crepe de chine. embroidered in silver,
ana a black hat, with white sigrettes,
and sable furs.
Mime. Ozaki, wife Of the third secretary
Of the Japanese Embassy, and the only
woman in the suite, was In pale blue
satin, veiled in chiffon of the same
shade, with wide bands OF dark blue
velvet on the sleeves and around the
hem of the skirt. She wore a hat OF
pale blue velvet with plumes Of the
same shade.
Nine. Ibrahim Zia Bey, wife of the
second secretary of the Turkish En-
bassy, was in pink satin, embroidered in
silver, and a black hat trimmed with
plumes.
Costumes from Brazil.
Mime. de Lima e Silva, wife of the
counselor Of the Brazilian Embassy,
wore black satin, faced with kings blue
velvet, with rose point lace on the bodice
and band Of fur about the edge Of her
skirt Her hat OF white velvet was faced
with black and trimmed with white
plumes. Nine. de AzeYedo, wife Of the
naval attache Of the embassy, was in
embroidered chiffon over blue satin
trimmed IN gold lace and tulle.
Miss Marta Calvo, daughter of the
Minister from Costa Rica, was in rose
colored chiffon broadcloth trimmed
rr-FNt
touches of cluny lace about the bodice,
and a large picture hat trimmed with
white marabou.
Mrs. LOTUS, wife of the Charge d'Af-
faires of Siam. wore black charmeuse
satin with trimmings of velvet and
lace, black hat and plumes.
Nine. Calderon, wife of the Minister
from Bolivia, was all in old gold satin
trimmed with the same shade of velvet,
and with a hat to match. Miss Elena
CaIderon wore white chiffon over
white satin with knee-deep hem
of black satin edged with
heavy gold cord. Her hat of black
velvet was faced with pink and had
white ostrich feathers about the crown.
Nine. de Ballivian, wife of the secre-
tary OF the legation, was in old blue
crepe meteor, embroidered in silver,
and wore a large black and white hat.
Mime. de Riano, wife of the Minister
from Spain, wore black satin trimmed
with white moire and touches of coral,
with a black hat and white plumes.
Nine. Bryn, wife of the Minister from
Norway, wore a gown of nattier blue
satin heavily embroidered In the same
color and a black hat
Nine de Castrillo, wife OF the Min
lister from Nicaragua, was in black
charmeuse gown with black hat.
Wife of Cuban Minister.
Nine. Rivero, wife of the Minister from
Cuba, was in black crepe de chine en-
broidered in black with a black hat and
willow plumes. Miss Ampara Rivero
wore maroon velvet with a hat Of red
velvet and black lynx furs.
Mime. Naon. wife of the Minister from
the Argentine Republic, wore navy blue
satin with a front panel of embroidered
net and a velvet hat of the same shade.
Nine Havenith, wife Of the Minister
from Belgium, was in midnight blue vel
vet with a hat of the same shade and
shaded blue plumes.
Mrs. Price, wife of the Secretary OF
the Haitian Legation, wore black satin
and black hat.
Nine. Eckengren, wife of the counsel
lor Of the Swedish Legation, wore old
gold charmeuse satin and lace veiied in
marquisette. and a large black hat with
bird of paradise.
Nine. Ali Kun Khan, wife OF the Charge
d Anaires from Persia, was in rose and
black brocade and bands of Persian en-
oroidery on the bodice with a hat of