The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-15
MRS. CLEVELAND
SHARES H0N0RS
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embroidery, and diamond ana pearl orha-
ments
| ing French gown OF Nile green char
| meuse, with silver embroidery and girdls
| of rose pink chiffon.
Mrs. White, wife of the Chief Justice,
| wore a black velvet gown with rose
point lace and pearls.
Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes wore a
handsome gown Of white satin and black
| lace.
Mrs Horace II. Lurton wore a becom-
ing gown of tapue-colored chiffon velvet.
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes wore a
lovely gown of rose pink satin. with an
overdress Of green net embroidered with
pastel shaded beads.
Mrs. Joseph r. Lamar wore a gown
Of black brocaded velvet on tissue Of
gold.
Mrs Knox wore a light blue velvet
gown embroidered with solver and trim
med with silver lace.
Mrs. MacVeagh wore a handsome gown
OF orchid brocade and black thread lace.
Mrs. WickeTsham wore white brocaded
satin with an over-dress OF black net, en-
broidered in jet and cut steel, and dia-
monds
Mrs. Akin, Of New York. wore a be-
coming costume of cerise velvet.
Miss Dorothy Kissel of New York. was
attractive in n gown OF blue satin trimmed
with black fur.
Mrs. Nagel wore white brocaded satin
edged with a narrow border of brown fur.
/ Miss Hildegarde Nagel looked charm
ing in a gown of pink satin.
Mrs. Meyers gown was one of the
handsomest in the room. 1t was black
jetted net. embroidered in a flower de-
sign. tine bodice being of white lace.
The Misses Meyer were dressed alike
in gowns of white brocade satin, with
draped skirts.
gown of green and white satin.
Mrs. John Hay wore a wore a beau
tiful gown OF silver brocade satin and
point lace. and diamond ornaments.
Mrs Henry /. Dimock wore superb
gown OF white satin and point lace.
Mrs. Martin a. Knapp wore n hand
some gown of mauye satin and chiffon.
Mrs. Job Barnard wore a lovely gown
OF grey satin. with train OF silver and
black brocade
Mrs. Roland French wore a becoming
gown of black velvet. with diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs. Huntington Jackson looked
charming In a lovely gown Of gray and
pink brocade and gray chiffon.
Mrs. Willis Moore wore a handsome
gown OF brown velvet.
Mrs. Stephen Ayres wore a beautiful
gown OF cream gauze embroidered with
crystals over cream charmeuse.
Miss Ayres wore chic gown Of ac-
Gordon pleated chiffon over a blue bro
caded satin skirt.
Mrs. ]. H. Bankhead wore handsome
gown OF blue and gold brocade satin.
with court train.
Mrs. Fairchild. Of New York. wore a
becoming gown OF cream lace and blue
velvet. She wore also handsome dia-
mOnd ornaments.
Ms. William Wheatley wore a hand
some gown of blue brocade with a tunic
of white French lace. trimmed with pearl
beads and embroidered rose buds.
Mrs. Tom Williams wore a lovely gown
OF gray satin sOuple, with tunic OF white
and black chiffon.
Mrs. Richard s Hill wore a beautiful
costume OF yellow satin. yelled in point
lace, and pearl and diamond ornaments.
The Misses Hill both appeared in lovely
gowns OF white satin trimmed with white
marquisette and rhinestone buckles.
Mrs. Frank Briggs wore a becoming
gown of white brocade, yelled in white
chiffon. with narrow panel of brocade
down the train.
Mrs. James Dudley Morgan wore a
handsome dress of white satin, and
beautiful diamond ornaments.
Mrs Francis Chisholm looked most at
tractive in a gown of mauve charmeuse
and white chiffon.
Mrs. r. Franklin Schneider wore a
handsome gown of grey beaded chiffon.
Miss Florence Schneider looked hand
some in a gown of blue brocade chiffon
and white lace.
Miss Annie Bennett Pitzer wore
handsome gown Of pale blue chiffon over
white satin.
Mrs Charles L. Linthicum looked well
in a gown of white brocade, with dia-
mond ornaments.
Miss Linthicum wore a gown OF pink
chiffon and gold lace, caught with rose
buds.
Mrs. E. c. Murphy wore white brocade
with touches of blue.
Miss Agnes de Rici Murphy wore
gown OF electric blue brocade with a bird
of paradise in her hair.
Mrs. Ashurst. wife of Senator Ashurst.
wore a handsome dress OF blue and white
Manila tissue over blue satin and dia-
mond and pearl ornaments.
Mrs. P. Tarvin appeared in a gown of
white and silver brocade and silver lace.
terstate Commerce Commissioner Nc
Chord. wore white brocade with a tunic
embroidered in blue and gold. Sc
Miss Margaret McChord wore crystal
tulle over white satin and sash of pale
blue ribbon.
Mrs Willis Abbott wore white satin
with a crystal tunic.
Mrs. Moore of New York, looked hand
some in a gown of pale gray crepe me-
teor and a collar of diamonds and pearls
and a diamond ornament in her hair
Mrs. r. l.. Henry wore white and silver
brocade with touches of green chiffon.
Miss Leila May Henry wore pale blue
chiffon with rhinestone trimming.
Mrs. S. a. Willis was handsome in a
gown OF copper chiffon over white satin.
with touches of Alice blue velvet.
Mrs. Elmer Black. of New York, wore
a striking costume of purple velvet bro
cade and a superb tiara and necklace
of diamonds.
Mrs. Davenport White wore a hand
some gown of white lace trimmed with
fur, and a tulle sash.
Miss Mildred Z. Fearn was attractive
in a gown of white tulle spangled with
crystals over white satin.
Mrs. Henry Krogstadt wore a striking
costume of white silk crepe, with French
lace spangled with silver.
Mrs. Charles Dulin wore a handsome
gown of white lace and superb diamonds
Mrs. Clifford Bergman wore a lovely
gown of mauve satin, with overdress of
white lace.
Mrs. James L. Slayden wore a hand
some gown Of black lace over white
satin.
Mrs. Frank Robinson appeared In a |
handsome costume of light blue and
black chiffon over charmeuse.
Miss Mary Macon wore a handsome
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