Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-12

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marvellous creations of the modistes
art some of which would have graced
any ball room i'll America.
Mrs. Haines was beautiful in an ex-
quiste gown of buttercup charmeuse
with imported overdress of silver net,
hand embroidered in fuschia shades
with pannier drapery held i'll place with
rhinestone buckles, and long paneled
court train OF the eharmeuse. With this
beautiful costume was worn a Para
disc aigrette and rhinestone banding in
the hair. Diamond ornaments.
| Mrs. Hawley was dressed as usual
| in queenly black. wearing on this occa-
sion rich satin with handsome lace
over drape and silver banding.
| Mrs. Ailshie Wore a pink charmeuse
and brocade with long train and over
| this a skirt and bodice drapery of pink
! chiffon, with touches of real lace and
! rhinestone ornaments.
! Mrs. Dietrich, Vandylse panels front
| and back of black tulle studded with
! alternate crystal and jet beads.
mounted over white charmeuse trimmed
with encrusted rhinestones, and bou-
quet of American beauty roses. Mrs.
sullivan. lavender messaine with over
tunic of rose embroidered lace; Mrs.
Mccarthy, black embroidered chiffon
over white
Mrs Beatty wore black charmeuse
draped skirt caught in front near the
knees with a cut jet buckle. The cor
sage was trimmed with point lace en-
Crusted with rhinestones. With 1t she
Wore a stole of ermine. Mrs. Taylor
wore black charmeuse with lace garni-
ture; Mrs. Clifford, black lace with
rhinestone trimmings; Mrs. Huston
white messaline with lace oyerdress,
Mrs. Allen primrose charmelse with an
over robe of white tulle embroidered in
chiffon, roses frosted with silver, and
edged with bugle trimming.
Mrs Peterson, white charmeuse with
lace tabier embroidered in crystal trim
ming, Miss Grace Shepherd, midnight
blue messaline yelled in black chiffon
and black embroidered trimming. Mrs.
Bell, geld net on gold satin.
Mrs. GUY Bowerman of St Anthony
wore a gown of misty gray charmeuse
with bead embroidery to match. trim
med with real lace and rhinestone band
ing Mrs, Hughes, black chantilly lace
over white charmeuse, bouquet of Nell
red roses. Mrs. Schreiner wore dawn
pink chiffon over charmeuse with chif
fon roses ir pastel shades, Mrs. Ros-
coe, black messalne trimmed with
black lace; Mrs. Ofleymore. shot green
and amber silk wolfe, satin striped over
green charmeuse: Mrs. Mosley, gray
chiffon. Mrs. Pierce, apricot brocaded
charmeuse with black chiffon overdress
heavily embroidered in black and low
neck and sleeves Of white shadow lace
an aisrette of white In the hair and
ornaments of diamonds,
Mrs. BIomquist's gown was of black
chantilly lace over pastel shades Of
chiffon court train and draperies Of
black velvet, draperies held in place
With brilliant buckled ornaments
Mrs. Frawley white charmeuse court
train covered with an imported French
draped jeweled lace brilliantly set with
rhinestones and finished with irrisdes-
cent bugle fringe, diamond ornaments,
q paradise aigrette with a tiara of
rhinestones
Mrs. NJ, Alexander, gray satin
trimmed with spangled net. Mrs. ST.
mons, yellow embroidered net over vel
low charmeuse. Miss Spells, pink mes
saline Will oN6uidpt VI pTucdued tiiil
fon caught up with rhinestones.
Mrs. Jacobs of Poeatelo, pink crepe
meteor trimmed in lace.
!. Miss Raphael of Idaho Falls, wore
light green satin trimmed with white
lace
Mrs. Ustiek black eharmeuse with
black Spanish guipure lace and jet
tunic. Ornaments, diamonds
Mrs. Henry Hart, beautiful effect in
pink messaline.
Mrs. $. II. Hays. imported Collot
gown of black chantilly lace over gold
cloth.
Mrs. Gallagher of Portland pink
crepe de chine trimmed in lace and fur.
Miss Bartlett, yellow chiffon over
yellow silk.
Mrs. Carlton wore black spangled
chiffon over white charmeuse with
rhinestones and knots of black velvet
Mrs. Belts, black chiffon over white
chiffon
Mrs. Parsons. white satin.
Mrs. Crawford Moore. pearl gray
chiffon over white.
Misses Gertrude and Pamela Hays,
yellow chiffon with small yellow rose
buds
Miss Scott of Kansas City, who is
visiting her sister. Mrs. John Innis of
Parma wore a striking costume of
Persian effects in pastel shaded banded
with black and with frill of glowing
rose color at the hem. Touches of
kingflsher blue in velvet ribbons, bows
and knots and a kingfisher wing in her
hair completed the charming creation.
Mrs. Dockery. imported gown of
spangled black chiffon over white chif-
fon.
Mrs. NJ. J. Cunningham, deep apricot
velour
Mrs. II. S. Allen wore Helen pink
charmeuse with an oyerdrape of crystal
beads and pastel embroidery and bril-
liant ornaments.
Mrs. Eugene Henle, imported robe Of
lavender crepe de chine made over
white charmeuse and duchesse lace
trimming.
Mrs. A. A. Fraser wore a charming