The Washington times., 1913-02-05

brocade and shadow. lace and her house
guest. Miss Isabel Beckurts, OF Hayer-
ford, Pa, wore white chiffon trimmed
with pink roses.
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver wore black
velvet and lace and her daughter. Miss
Marian. Oliver, was in white satin, en-
broidered In a design of pink roses.
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop's gown was
of black charmeuse, made with a bodice
of crystal embroidered tulle.
Mrs. Frederick Winthrop, of Boston.
was in black chiffon draped over satin,
with Jet ornaments.
Nine. Calderon, wife of the Bolivian
minister. wore stunning gown Of cloth
OF gold brocaded in a flower design
draped over raspberry satin
Miss Elena Caideron wore American
Beauty satin and gold embroidery.
Miss Ampara Rivero, daughter Of the
Cuban minister. wore a dainty frock
Of pale blue satin and lace. and her
sister wore stone blue satin and silver.
Chiffon Over Satin.
Mrs. r. A. Eddy wore a gown OF
black lace over satin with jet trim
mings.
Mrs. briggs wore a gown OF gray
satin trimmed with black and white
beaded embroidery. Her daughter,
Miss Natalie briggs. wore shaded green
chiffon over satin embroidered in-crys-
tails.
Mrs. Stephens. wife of Congressman
William d. stephens of California, wore
French blue satin trimmed with Span
ish lace. Her debutante daughter was
in becoming frock of shell pink satin
veiled In chiffon and trimmed with
crystals.
Mrs. William Graeme Harvey wore
Nell rose satin, veiled In black beaded
net, with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Clark Jones' Of Maryland, wore
pale pink satin, trimmed with gold en-
broidery.
Miss Rosalie Waters wore an i'm
ported gown of emerald green satin,
with rhinestone trimmings.
Miss Marguerite woodward wore pale
mauve satin and crystals.
Miss Colette wore pale pink satin
striped chiffon over satin.
Mrs. William Burton wore a beautiful
white satin gown trimmed with duchess
lace.
Mrs. George Langdon whitford wore
Kings blue charmeuse.
Mrs. Fowler wore black satin draped
with cloth OF gold
Miss Katherine Anderson, of Cincin-
natl, house guest of Miss Taft. wore
white satin draped with tunic of rose
PLih CiEDfOlucIcu CTyStdis.
Miss Taft in Blue.
Miss Helen Taft wore pale blue satin
with a drapery OF blue tuIle.
Miss Frances Gamble wore pale pink
chiffon.
Mrs. William L. Marshall, wife of
Brigadier General Marshall, retired.
wore pale pink brocade and lace. Miss
Maitland Marshall wore white satin
draped with crystal net.
Miss Desha Allen. daughter of Major
Henry T. Allen, U. s. A., wore white
satin and lace. Miss jeanette Alien
wore cerise satin and lace
MISS Grebie was In pale blue brocatle
Mrs. Lurton, wife of Mr.. Justice Lur-
ton, wore purple satin and lace.
ming gown of Kings blue satin bro
caded in gold.
Lace and Rhinestones.
Mrs. Eugene Kinkead wore a hand
some gown of black and gold brocade
with touches of lace on the bodice and
satin with wonderful coronet of pearls |
In her hair.
Mrs Thor1as T. Gan wore black VEL
vet and rhinestopes-
Miss Jane Young wore white brocade
with touches of gold. Miss Bessie
Young was in gown Of lavender char
rneuse with bodice of shadow lace
with rhinestones.
Mrs. Perry Arnold wore a dainty gown
Of white lace draped with shaded pink
chiffon velvet.
Mrs. Robert Dougan wore court blue
chiffon and lace.
Mrs Steven B. Ayres. wife Of Con-
gressman Ayres. of New York, wore
pink brocade and gold lace.
Virginia Belle Present.
Miss Anne Trayior. of Richmond, Va,
the house-guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. |
Hill, wore a champagne colored gown |
Of. chiffon brocaded in velvet, with the ]
bodice composed of pearl embroidery.
Mrs. John w. Timmons, wife Of Lieu |
tenant Timmons. u. s. A., wore a be-
coming gown Of white chiffon over satin |
bordered In q design of roses and leaves |
in shades Of yellow and brown. Her |
niece, Miss Fairbanks. of Cincinnati, |
wore a dainty pale blue brocade gown |
trimmed with lace founces. |
Miss Hildegarde Nagel wore water |
melon pink satin and lace.
Mrs. Leigh Palmer wore apricot satin \
and lace.
Miss Searles wore a gown of pale |
green chiffon and lace.
Miss Mary Macon wore American /
Beauty chiffon ard satin.
Miss Helen McCImber was In a gown