The Washington times., 1912-01-09

buds of the season. wore white satin
trimmed In shadow lace, yelled in
white chiffon and edged with black
fur.
Miss Sally Darlington, daughter of
Brig. Gen. r. A. Darlington, u. s. A..
and Mrs. Darlington, wore pink satin
yelled in white chiffon.
Mrs. Harry Smith Berry, OF Tennessee.
formerly Miss Georgia Knox, of this
city, wore becoming gown of pink
satin made with an overdress of chan
tilly lace embroidered in rhinestones
and opals.
Mrs. John ". Barross wore hand
some black chiffon gown over white
satin. She wore handsome diamond orn-
aments.
Mrs. 8. s. Anthony, of Boston. who is
baby Irish lace robe over black vel
vet.
Miss Dorothy Taylor, one of the sea-
sons debutantes, wore shaded pink
chiffon over satin with point lace
fischu. The skirt was caught here and
there with tiny pink satin rose buds.
Miss Virginia Mullins, who also was
presented this season, wore dainty
Mrs. Lofimer Graham wore white
satin trimmed with silver lace.
Miss Portner was In pink chiffon over
pink satin.
Miss Marshall's Gown
Of Chiffon and Satin.
Mrs. william J.. Marshall. wife Of
General Marshall, u. s. A., was In a
gown of pale blue chiffon and satin.
Miss Maitland Marshall wore white
satin yelled In white chiffon with tiny
pink rose buds on the bodice.
Miss Julia Heyl was In gown of
white chiffon over satin. heavily en-
broidercd In crystals.
Miss Marian Blake was In pale blue
Chiffon over satin,
Mrs. Frances Rennct Poe was in black
satin, with touches Of jet.
Mrs. Archibald Oracle wore hand
some white satin gown embroidered in
pearls
Miss Edith Gracie's gown was of black
satin with touches of tilver embroidery.
Mrs. ]. Burnet Crane, who entertained n
party Of young people at dinner before
the ball, wore q gown OF lavender bro
caded satin.
Miss Katherine Crane was in a gown
Of cerise satin with en- overdress of
cream lace.
Miss Estelle Crane wore pale yellow
Miss Elena Calderon was in a gown
of white satin yelled In gold tissue.
Beatty, u. s. N. wore black satin and
gold. and Miss Beatty was in gown
OF pale mink chiffon.
Miss stella Carusi was in. gown of
orange-colored satin, yelled In marquis
cite of the same shade.
Miss Clarine Hunter wore becoming
gown Of yellow satin. with draped
tunic Of yellow Powered chiffon.
Miss Ida Norment Smith was in a
black satin gown, made with tunic Of
white chiffon, with a border Of Ameri-
can Beauty colored chiffon, edged with
crystals.
Miss Louise Burner was in gown Of
pale pink satin, with white chiffon
overdress, edged in white swansdown.
Mrs. Strother Smith, wife of Com
mander William Strother Smith. wore
lavender satin and crystals. Miss Mar
garet Smiths gown was of white satin
and chiffon. embroidered in pearls and
crystals.
tenant Foster. U. S. A., wore a beauti-
gown of old blue satin and chiffon, with
touches of silver-spangled tulle on the
bodice.
Miss Marion Edmonston King wore
pale blue satin and crystals.
Mrs. James G. Pilling was In black
satin, draped In jetted net.
Miss Ruth Ptlling was In pale blue
satin with trimmings of gold chiffon.
Mrs. Theodore Weed wore Xmas blue
satin and velvet.
Mrs. Norman Underwood was in a
beautiful white satin and lace gown.
Mrs Sherman Miles,, wife of Lieuten-
ant Miles, u. S. A., wore white sa tin
draped in rose pink chiffon and trimmed
with crystals.
Miss Harriet Snow was in a gown
of pale yellow satin trimmed in gold
embroidery.