The Washington herald., 1912-11-16

\ and hair bandeau: Mrs, John 7. Slfford.
blue charmeuse: Miss Kate foest. white
lace; Mrs. T. q. Burke. pale blue char
meuse. hand embroidered In shaded blue
tones; Mrs Joseph b Dibble, white satin
with brocaded train frings ana hand
embroidered laces In yellow ana white.
diamond ornaments. and In her hair
| spun-glass aigrette-
Mrs. John ]. Harrison wore white chif-
fon embroidered In old rose; Mrs. John
Renahan, rose-colored crepe meteor and
a crystal robe: Miss Decca Lamar West.
broidery; Mrs L. H. Wood, blue crepe
de chine with pearl embroidery; Mrs.
Thomas r, Hardaway, white crepe de
chine and pearl ornaments; Mrs. w. X
Clement, white lace over white satin;
| Mrs. George c. Stone, coral satin veiied
with gray chiffon.
Mrs. 2. s. Wallis, black charmeuse
| and lace trimmed in pearls; Miss l. II.
Wood, blue crepe de chine with pearl
Mrs. z. L. DUR wore white satin
and ANTIQUE pearls and orchids; Mrs.
Homer T. Sloan. president OF the Ar
kansas division, wore black velvet trim
med with handsome lace. and diamond
ornaments; Mrs Mary e. Bryan black
crepe de chine trimmed with sneaoW
lace and embroidery; Mrs 8. A KIM
berley, yellow brocaded satin trimmed
with yellow chiffon and point lace and
colonial pearl ornaments; Mrs J. Addi-
son Clark, black charmeuse and white
beaded lace.
In Florida Party.
A party Of handsomely gowned wom-
en- from Gainesville, Fla, were Mrs. A
H. Harper, who wore black lace over
green with gold embroidery; Mrs. George
King, white satin lowered chiffon
caught with garlands of June roses;
Mrs. J. D. Stringfeliow. white charmeuse
with lace and silver trimming, and Mrs.
Robert Howard Gamble. black charme-
and black velvet and ante bellum seed
pearls.
Mrs. L NJ. Bashinsly wore a hand
some gown OF black charmeuse with
diamond ornaments; Mrs. S. E Dillon.
old rose satin; Mrs. William II. Dial,
elegant black chantilly lace robe over
white satin, ornaments of pearls and
coral; Mrs. Rosselle c. Cooley, black
charmeuse with drapery OF jet and steel
beads and trimming OF Mechlin lace:
Mrs. J. L. NJ. Whittier. Write brocaded
satin: Mrs. Frank Porter. blue charmeuse
embroidered In pearls and blue and pink
tones; Mrs. Matthew r. Tighe. blue and
silver brocade and American beauty
Dinwiddie. white crepe meteor embroid-
cred in pink; Mrs. I. W. Faison. laven-
der crepe de chine.
Gowns of Pages.
The pages added pretty touch to the
scene, and their costumes were particu-
larly pleasing and girlish.
Miss Anne Selden wore pink satin with
silver overdress; Miss Nora v. Randolph.
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charmeuse; Miss Genevieve Small, blue
crepe meteor: Miss Frances Saunders.
cream chiffon embroidered in gold; Miss
Margaret Williams. green crepe meteor
with rhinestone trimming: Miss Eva Pey-
ton, yellow satin draped with spangled
tulle: Miss Agra Bennett, lavender char
meuse draped with pale pink tulle and
embroidered In crystal and silver; Miss
Nell Rose Baggett. old gold chiffon over
old gold satin. with bands Of marten fur;
Miss May Addison Chew. white satin
hand embroidered in gold and rose; Miss
Mary Younger, sunset pink crepe meteor
with a white flower in her hair: Miss
Pansie Wilson, pansy brocade satin
with touches OF pale mauve chiffon; Miss
Gay French. blue chiffon embroidered In
shaded pink tones; Miss Carrie Lee
Chamberlain. chiffon embroidered in to-
,paz and emeralds.
charmeuse trimmed with gold thread
lace; Miss Olive Williams, pink chiffon
crystal overdress; Miss Helen Daniel,
white silk drapped with pale blue crystal
net; Miss Marat Young white charmeuse
yelled in yellow chiffon; Miss Emily
Bowie, handsome white lace gown over
white satin and chiffon; Miss Helen Grif-
fifth. black velvet trimmed in rhinestones:
Miss Angela Small, yellow satin and
chiffon with JeweIed overdress; Miss
Harriet Douglas, gold brocade satin
draped with spangled tulle; Miss Ida
Bowie, blue brocaded satin and white
lace; Miss Harriet Bowie, cloth Of gold
brocaded in blue velvet; Miss Janetta
Ayres. white chiffon over white satin;
Miss Virginia Grifith, white and silver
brocade with crystal chiffon overdress;
Miss Katherine Bowie pink chiffon crys-
tai trimming: Miss RosalIe L. Small. pink
satin and pink fowered chiffon: Miss
Margaret Breckenridge. lilac charmeuse
and chiffon embroidered in gold.
In the receiving line were:
Hon John Barrett, director general of the Pan
dent general Of the U. d. c.; MrS =. q. Oden-
hemer, first vice president Of the U. ID. c.; Hon.
Duncan U. Fletcher, president Of the Southern Com
merciaI Congress: Mrs. Duncan Q. Fletcher. DR..
Clarence j. Owens. managing director Of the South
EN- Commercial Congress and past commander-in-
chief Of the U. s. c. v; Mrs Clarence J. Owens;
Mr.. William H. SaunderA resident director Of the
Southern Commercial Congress: Mrs William II.
Saunders Hon. r. P. HobsOn. president Of the
Southern Society Of Washington; Mrs. r. p Hob
sOn; Mr. Charles A. Douglas. chairman Of the excel
tive committee Of the Southern Society Of Washing
ton: Mrs. Charles A. DouglAs; Miss Mamie Hsth.
president Of the Southern Relief Society Of WAshing
ton; Mrs. Lizzie George Henderson, Of Mississippi.
past president general Of the q. D. C.: Mrs. Cor
nelia Branch Stone, Of Teas past president general
Of the q. d. C. Mrs. Edward Carl schnAbel Of
Louisiana corresponding secretary general Of the
o. d. c.; Mira Roy W. Mckinney. of KENTUCKY.
recording secretary general Of the q. D. c.. Mrs c.
C. Mrs Drury G. Ludlow. Of Washington. ID. C..
second vice president Of the U. D. C.; MrA James b.
CAN'T, Of Missouri registrar general Of the U. D. C.
Mrs l. Fl. Baines of Georgia. custodian Of Cross Of
Honor; Miss Mildred Rutheford of Georgia, hfsto
nan general Of the Z. d. O.; Mrs. Frank Anthony
Wake. Of Virginia. custodian Of flags and pennants:
Mrs Matthew Tyler Scott, president Of the D. A. R.
Mrs. William Cummings STORY. Of New York City:
Mrs. John Miller Horton; Col Hillary Herbert. !
chairman Of the Arlington Monument Committee:
Mrs Marion Butler. president Of the u D. c. Of the
District Of Columbia: Col William Jennings Bryan, |
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan; Ms. Champ Clark. |
Miss NJ Frances Saunders sponsor Of the Oonfeder- |
ate veterans: Mrs StoDeWAll jackson, Mis- Mary
Gusts Lee, daughter Of Gen Robert 4. Lee; Gen. !
Bennett H. Young. ccmmAnder-in-chief Of the U. e.
": Mrs William J. Behan. Of L- ISana president
Hon James p. Norheet. Of Tennessee. commander
in-chief Of the U. s c. ": Hon. Nathan Bedford
Forrest Of Tennessee. adjutAnt general Of the U. s.
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After the formal reception OF the guests,
there was dancing:
DIR. Clarence ]. Owens, managing d.