The Washington times., 1912-01-24
White House Presents Stately Scene When
President and Mrs Taft Receive Judiciary

Justice Anderson, wore pale blue satir
With touches of gold lace oil the bodice
Her ornaments were pearls and dia-
nonds. Her daughter. Mrs. Frederick
pliny Liiiey, OF .onnecticnt: who II
was In bite satin made with d tunic OF
white net embroidered in crystals and
pearls.
Mrs. Kite In Becoming
Gown of Rose Pink Satin.
Mrs. Kite. daughter OF Judge Dan
Thew Wright, of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia. wore q be-
coming gown Of rose pirk satin, with
mn overdrapery OF white chiffon with a
design Of hand-painted American
touches Of black velvet.
Miss Alice Wr yht. another daughter
CT Judge Wright was in pink satin
veiled In orchid-colored chiffon.
Mrs. Martin A Knapp. wife of Judg
trimmed In Venice lace.
Mrs. Sterling. wife Of Congressman
John A. Sterling of Illinois. was In
CT cam duchess satin trimmed with rose
girdlc Of rose point pa.nne velvet.
Mrs. Stanley H. Dent. wife Of Con-
gressn an Dent OF Alabama. wore be-
corning gown of nlack band-enbroidere,l
stone embroidered on the bodice.
Mrs. astiefnan, of Vermont. Who ID
the house guest OF Mrs. Dent. was In
an reported gown of yellow satin
Mrs. Webb, wife of Congressman Ed
win Y. Webb, of North Carolina, wore
pink brocaded satin. with pearl orna.
ments.
Mrs. Higgins, wife of Congressman
Edwin w. Higgins, of Connecticut, was
In white satin, embroidered in crystals
Mrs. Henry ID. Clayton, wife of Con-
gressnan Clayton, Of Alabama, wore a
beautiful gown Of cream messaline
brofdefed CHIFFON. with touches of black
velvet. Her house guest. Mrs. Robert
Prewitt, of Kentucky, wore white char
meuse satin, made with n tunic OF
white net heavily embroidered in crys-
tails.
Mrs. Charles T. Blythe. daughter OF
Senator Clark of Wyoming, wore yell
low brocaded satin, embroidered in gold
spangies and crystals.
white satin, draped In white lace. Miss
Eugene Dent. was in Nile green chif-
fon over satin. with touches Of duchess
lace, and her house guest, Miss La
American Beauty satin. embroidered in
rhinestones.
Miss Margaret McChord, wife of In
terstate Commerce Commissioner G. c.
McChord, was in green velvet
Miss Ruth Bliss gown was of Amer
lean Beauty satin, made with a tunic
of gold net, embroidered in gold and
edged with gold fringe.
Mrs. Rayner In Handsome
Gown of White Satin.
Mrs. Rayner. wife Of Senator Isidor
Rayner of Maryland, was in a hand.
some white satin gown trimmed with
point lace Her daughter-in-law, Mrs
William b. Rayner, wore white satin
made with a tunic Of white tulle en-
broidered in crystals.
Mrs. Cosby, wife of Col. Spencer
Cosby. U. s. A., wore becoming gowr
OF black charmeuse satin embroidered
with Jet and crystals.
Mrs. II. A. Stevens was in becoming
gown OF pale yellow satin yelled in chif
fon and trimmed with crystals.
Miss Tribble wore white satin trim
med with touches Of emerald greer
panne velvet.
Mrs. Hunt wife Of Judge Hunt, wal
! In white satin embroidered in pearls
| with touches of black velvet. -.
| Mrs. Fred bennett was I'm pale blue
satin draped in rose-colored chiffon.
Mrs. p. J. Lennox was In white satir
draped In late. with touches Of blaci
I(rs. w. Murray Crane was in blach
panne velvet with touches of cream
| lace and black chiffon on the bodice. +
Mrs. Leigh Palmer, gray chiffon over
satin embroidered in silver.
Miss Elsie Aldrich was In pale blue
| chiffon and lace.
Miss Margaretta Brooks gown wal