The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-06
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chiffon over salmon pink and a small
blue hat, trimmed with flowers.
! Miss Doris Haywood looked charming
in a lowered organdie over white taffeta.
Miss Elsie Downing wore one-piece
gown of blue cloth and a round black
hat, trimmed with white ostrich plumes.
| Miss Alice Goodwin wore a stylish
white and blue pin-striped serge suit.
Nine. Pezet wore an afternoon gown of
white and black silk. with small hat.
| Nine. Riano wife of the Minister from
| Spain, coat suit Of white and black
check, with small hat entirely of purple
ribbon.
gown of midnight blue silk and chiffon.
| The Misses Mackey-Smith, very smart
gowns of dull black.
Mrs James F. Curtis. coat suit of tan
| cloth, with round hat.
Mrs. Chandler Anderson. a ne-piece
gown Of white and China blue silk, in
small figures. with girdle Of gold-col-
ored satin. and natural colored straw
| hat, trimmed in field flowers.
The Vicountess Henri de Sibour,
| close-fitting one-piece gown of black.
| with black hat.
Mrs. James Wadsworth, a black silk
gown, trimmed In banding of white and
| black, in very smart effect. with black
hat
Mrs. William A Hammond, very
smart white and black gown OF striped
| silk draped In chiffon, with black hat
| trimmed in white plumes.
The Misses Irwin. daughters Of Com
! mander william M. Irwin. retired, who
have just arrived from Boston. wore
extremely smart gowns. along new high
draped lines. one in rose color and one
in light blue,
Mrs Armsby McCammon was very
smart in a one-piece gown of natural
colored batiste with black sash and black
hat
Mrs Vincent Kerns wore a white gown
almost entirely of Irish lace with black
hat
Mrs James Ellerson, tailored suit Of
dark blue serge with smart gray straw
hat
Mrs, Willard Sewers, taupe colored
one-piece gown-with straw hat Of same
shade trimmed in pink roses.
The Misses Portner wore very smart
all black gowns and hats of black erin
and satin.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett wore one-piece
gown of purple messeline with smallNhat
to match.
Mrs. ftenrN l. SILK gown IN
deep Egyptian red.
Mrs. George Howard, a dark blue one
piece gown with very smart round hat
of blue straw trimmed In white aigrets
Mrs. Claud Swanson, midnight blue
chiffon over white,
Miss Lettermann, a one-piece natural
coIored line with hat of same toned straw
trimmed in green wings.
Mrs. Warren Dean. Mrs. Hungerford,
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the actress. who will take part in the
plays to be given at the Playhouse next
week for the benefit of Neighborhood
House. were among the spectators at the
horse show.
Miss Marguerite Barbour wore a
smart all black gown showing new
lines with an all black hat
Miss Meta Evans wore a china pink
de laine suit with black hat trimmed
IN pink roses.
Miss Mabel Johnson dark blue tail
ored suit with one of the smartest of
natural hemp hats in round close shape.
Mrs. Edward McCauley, very smart
draped gown of dark blue brocaded
crepe with black hat trimmed in a
single ostrich plume and yellow roses.
Mrs. Arthur Addison, dark tailored
suit with black hemp hat
Mrs. William II. Emory, violet cloth |
with round hat to match
Miss Eloise Sargent, blue linen tail |
ored gown and white hat.
Miss Ruth Parker, outing suit of !
white linen with silk blouse and round |
hat of linen. |
Miss Ernst. all white linen suit with |
white chip hat
Mrs. Robert K. Evans, white and |
black silk with small hat trimmed in !
roses.
Mrs. Thomas G.. Patton. a white |
cloth tailored suit with pin-stripe of
black and black hat trimmed in all |
white flowers.
Mrs. Talmage, a draped gown of gun |
metal satin with hat to match.
Miss Carolyn Nash, a dark blue silk /
one piece gown with blue hat