The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-29
SOLONS GUESTS
At RECEPTION
Continued from PaEe One.

tune, and the British Ambassador and
Mrs Bryce.
Many handsome costumes were In evi-
dence.
Mrs Taft wore a charming costume OF
black velvet and chiffon. with diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. Knox was becomingly dressed In
white silk crepe, with pearl ornaments
Mrs. MacVeagh wore a striking COS
tune of cloth OF gold and black velvet.
with court train.
Mrs. Wickersham wore a handsome
gown OF light blue satin.
Mrs. Nagel wore a beautiful costume
OF midnight blue velvet and chiffon
drapery.
Mrs. Stimson wore a handsome gown
OF black velvet, with bodice OF white
lace
Miss Mabel Boardman wore a lovely
gown OF white brocade, with drapery.
describing a sharp point in front and
merging into train.
Mrs A. Garrison McClintock wore a
striking gown OF soft purple satin.
Miss katherine McClintock wore a
charming costume OF red chiffon over
green charmeuse.
gray satin.
Miss Helen Patten was becomingly
gowned in pink satin.
Mrs. Miles Poindexter wore a lovely
gown of Chinese blue chiffon velvet
trimmed with cut steel
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar wore a
handsome gown OF white satin trimmed
with chiffon and narrow bands OF fur.
Mrs. Bryce. wife Of the British Ambas-
sador wore a striking costume OF gray
satin.
Mrs. John W. Timmons wore A lovely
gown OF black velvet, the bodice being Of
chiffon embroidered in cut steel.
Mrs. Spencer Cosby wore n lovely
gown Of white brocade slashed with black
velvet, and a black velvet train.
Mrs. T. T. Ansberry wore handsome
gown of white charmeuse and lace
Mrs William Hamilton Bayly was
handsomely gowned in black satin.
Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet wore a hand
some gown of embroidered black crepe
de chine
Miss Sweet wore a charming costume
of yellow chiffon and charmeuse.
Mrs Campbell. OF Michigan. wore a
fascinating gown of pink chiffon over
charmeuse.
Wears Diamond Necklace.
Mrs. James r Mann wore a striking
costume OF white satin with shoulder
drapery Of lace forming the sleeves. A
beautiful diamond necklace completed
her costume.
Mrs John Miller Horton wore a hand
some gown OF lilac brocade and point
lace, and superb diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Richard Whitley wore a charming
costume of flowered silk and chiffon.
Mrs. w. F. Tucker wore a striped
flower brocade and diamonds.
Mrs. George w Fairchild wore a hand
some gown OF white silk and black and
white chiffon and handsome jewels.
Mrs. William G. Sharp wore a lovely
gown of olive chiffon velvet, the bodice
being OF white lace.
Mrs. Richard S. Hill wore a handsome
black lace gown, with diamond orna-
ments
Miss Nora Disges Hill wore pink satin. |
with a iace bodice.
Miss Elizabeth Snowden Hill was be-
goWned in pink satin. with |
bodice OF lace. |
Mrs. Russell Malcolm MacLennan wore |
canary charmeuse, with touches OF tur- |
quoise velvet, point lace, and pearl trim |
minga
Mrs. Thomas W. sidwelI wore a hand |
some gown of black crepe de chine and |
lace
Mrs. Richard Sylvester wore a striking |
gown of black brocade, with points COM
ing to the gold lace bodice
MITE Byron D AudnS wore a lovely |
gown OF white lace over pale pink satin
Miss Marie Adams was charming in a |
gown OF white charmeuse, veiled in white |
net, and trimmed with embroidered pink |
and blue rosebuds.
Mrs. Closson, OF New York, wore a |
handsome gown OF cream silk and pearl |
ornaments.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth wore a |
handsome gown of black chantilly lace
ienias.
Miss Elizabeth Rodman Selden, Of |
Richmond. Va, wore pompadour satin, |
with brilliant gar1iture, diamonds and |
orchids.
Mrs Heth Lorton, OF New York, wore |
blue brocade. with pearls and diamonds
and violets.