The Washington times., 1912-02-06

mauve satin and lace embroidered in
rhinestones
Mrs. Lewis. of White Sulphur Springs,
wore gold satin with an overdress OF
Miss Alice Lewis was in pale pink
satin yelled in chiffon with pearl orna-
ments.
Miss Katharine May Brooks was in
pale pink satin draped in chiffon with
pearl ornaments.
Miss Carolyn Murray wore sapphire
blue satin with a bodice of beaded tulie.
Mrs. George r. Covington was In md
night blue satin with tunic of brown
marquisette edged with sable.
Miss Jane Downey, of Maryland, was
in green messaline yelled In black mar
quisette with gold trimmings.
Miss Mary Nooe, of North Caroilna,
was In yellow satin with an oNerdress
of crystal net.
Mrs. Gudger. wife OF Congressman
Gudger of North Carolina, was in white
satin and pearls.
Miss Gudger, Of Panama, a house
guest of Congressman and Mrs. Gudger,
wore silver sequins and white satin.
Mrs. Fletcher, wife Of Senator Fletch-
er, was In mauvc velvet brocaded chit
fon over satin.
Miss Louise Fletcher's gown was o.
gold and white brocadn with tuniC ol
American Beauty chiffon.
Miss Charlotte MunTOe was in white
satin embroidered in pearls.
Mrs. Wilson Haywoods gown was oi
pearl gray satin draped in black jetted
tulle.
Mrs. Harry Middleton was in pale blue
chiffon and lace,
Mrs. Hugh Roland French, of London,
was in pale pink satin and cream lace
edged with bands of sable.
Mrs. w. r. Cole, of Tennessee, was
In pale blue satin and point lace.
Miss Laura Lee Dorsey wore black
chiffon and her house guest. Miss Chris.
tine Memminger, Of Florida-, wore 9
dainty French frock of white point
d'esprit, over pink satin, trimmed witt
garlands of pink roses
Mrs. Samuel Agnew was in black satin
| and marquisette, embroidered in gold
Miss Nora Peppers gown was OF law
| ender satin and rhinestones.
Mrs. Edward Stock wore black satin
| embroidered in jet.
Mrs. Chlswell was in pink satin, trim
| med with crystals.
Mrs Gatewood was in American
Beauty chiffon and lace, with rhine
! stones.
Miss Dorothy Gatewood wore paEC
| pink chiffon, over satin.
Mrs. Morris Sheppard, wife OF Con
| gressman Sheppard, was in midnlgh
blue satin, with touches Of coral PM
| satin.
Mrs. Langley wife OF Congressman
| Langley, was in emerald green velvet
| Mrs. J. IL. Bankhead's gown was %
green satin, draped with white lace.
Mrs. Lee Overman, wife of Senate
Overman. was in blue velvet and siivei
| Miss Katherin9 Overman wore pal
blue satin and white tulle.
Mrs Reid Hunts gown was of whit
| crepe meteor and lace.
| Miss Gertrude Greedy was in be
| coming gown OF white SATIN emorold
| cred in gold.
Miss Maud Gouverneur wore Whit
satin trimmed in handsome old lace
Her niece. Miss Emily Crawford John
I'll. In ~ a
blue satin and maTquisette with crys
tai trimmings.
Miss Edith Koon was in white satil
! made with an overdress of white tull
embroidered in French cyrstals: 10
Mrs. James c. PillinE wore nc
coming gown OF white satin mad
with tunic of black net embrotdere'
in black Jet.
| with a green tulle tunic, trimmed II
Miss Ruth Parkers gown was o
American Beauty chiffon over whit
satin.
! Miss Sallie Darlington wes in vel
low chiffon over satin trimmed Il
crystals and her house guest, Mis-
Dunn, of New York. wore black sati
Mrs. Francis NJ. Chisolm was i
black satin trimmed in chiffon aE
jet ornaments.
Mrs. Edward Crarston Brooks wor
| | n
embroidered in design OF mar
. | guerites.
Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks was i
becoming gown of pale blue bro
caded satin made with fischu an
tunic OF French shadow lace.
Mrs. John MilleI Horton wore silve
brocaded satin. with point de Ncnic
lace and diamonds.
Mrs. William +. Dennis was in blac
satin drHred in oriental embroidery.
, ! Miss Adelaide Heath was in America
| Peauty satin.
Mrs. George Langdon Whitford was i
American Beauty satin drapCd in viol'
marQuisette. with touches of gold lac
al q silk fringe.
Miss Janet Ayres. daughter of Cor
, gresham and Mrs Ayres, of Ne
,, York, was in blue and white hrocade
SATIN
Mrs Frank Br4ndcnburr was
white hroC CadeI satin embroidered
Eearls
gold satin vciled in cream cmbrOi9crc
Miss Pauline Lockett was in paIe blu
, chiffon and s2tiI.
' Mrs L. II. QuiroIlo was IN pink sati
Miss Leila May Henry was in whit
: satin with Trimmings Of green chiffon
Miss Harriet kenn was in white sat
draped in deep pink satin, with crysti
, | ornaments.
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage was in whi
and gold brocade, with gold lace trim
mngs and bands of sable.
Mrs. Charles Henry Butler wore viii
satin and lace.
, Miss Anne Rarsie, of Pittsburgh, Pa
, wore white satin, Neiled In rose chi
fonl
= Mrs. Short A. Wills, white and blRC
chiffon, with rhinestone embroidery.
Miss Mabel BOardman wore Amer
can Beauty satin. veied in violet tul
embroidered in jewels.
, Mrs. Owen. wife Of Senator owe
was in white satin, draped with whi
chiffon.
Mrs. Burton Harrison was in Amer
- can Beauty satin.
Mrs. Judson wore gray chiffon oV
, | white satin, with touches of real lac
: Miss Stella Carusi wore cream sati
= with touches OF duchess lace.
. Miss Marie Louise Howser was
pale blue satin. with touches of ro
velvet.
, Mrs. Fairchild, wife of Congressmi
Fairchild, wore cloth OF silver, drap
= in black net.
d Miss Margaretta Brooke wore pa
| blue chiffon and satin.
A Convert.