The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-04

ribbon. Nine. Bakhmeteff wore gray
silk and a blue hat. Miss Downing
wore a blue tailor suit, Miss Elsie
downing wore blue also and q blue
4 hat with white plumes. Miss Helen
Huntington Downing wore dark blue and
a small modish hat. Miss Catherine
Britton wore stylish tailor suit OF
olive cloth. Mrs. Talbot wore white
lace gown, Miss Talbot was gowned in
blue silk. Miss Morgan wore tailor
suit of Terry cloth and white hat
With white plumes. Nine Zia Bey wore
a stylish gown of old gold watered silk.
and a small black hat. Nine. Havenith
wore a black lace gown and black
! hat with aigrettes. Mrs. Chandler An
derson wore a chic gown Of black and
white check: Mrs. Gould Lincoln wore
a tailor suit of cream pongee and a
small white hat trimmed with green.
Mrs Edward Everett Marshall wore a
gown of dark green poplin and small
gray hat trimmed with flowers. Mrs.
Mark Brook wore white tailor suit.
Mrs. George Howard wore a green silk
gown and small hat.
/ Mrs Sheridan wore a particularly smart
gown of smoke color faille blaine COM
bined with black satin and small black
| nat. The Misses Irene and Louise Sher-
idan. who accompanied their mother.
| wore tailored suits of terra Gotta ratine,
with black sailor hats. trimmed in black
quilts
Miss Boardman wore a draped gown Of
changeable brocade foullard, with round
black hat trimmed in ostrich plumes.
showing the colors Of her gown, which
| were dull green and red.
Nine da Cana, wife of the Ambassador
| from Brazil, wore a very smart gown
~ white and black silk. with coat Of
black and black hat Mrs. Thomas F.
| Walsh. severely tailored coat and skirt
| of pale gray poplin. with round black
| hat. trimmed in ostrich tips. Mrs. Bur-
ton Harrison, who accompanied Mrs.
/ Walsh, wore a one-piece silk gown Of
| dull blue, with small hat to match.
| Mrs. James F. Curtis wore a yellow
messaline over white, or pale yellow
satin. with large tulle hat in the same
| color.
! Mrs. Preston Gibson wore coat suit
| of some new material in waving stripes
/ Of white and light blue, with large white
| hat.
! Miss Dorothy Williams a white muslin
gown. embroidered in several tones of
\ old blue in a Russian blouse coat model,
| with white hat
Mrs. Perry Johnston very smart dark
blue one-piece gown. with satin en-
| broidered batiste collar and cuffs and
| large black hat.
Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard a brocade suit
| of mode color, with pink hat.
Mrs. Arthur Lee a coat suit of linen
matelasse in China blue. with round hat
of natural colored straw.
Miss May Adams, plain and brocade
| tailored suit in blue silk with small hat
| trimmed in plumes of same color.
Mrs. Perry Belmont, very smart blue
tailored suit with black hat Mrs. Henry
Nav n-r,no ~ H,rII
silk with small black hat.
Miss Cecilia May. black damesse one
piece gown with round black hat trimmed
in cocque feathers.
Miss Mellen, smart tailored suit in
| champaign colored poplin.
Mrs. Hubley Potter, a white marqui-
settle stripped in dark blue with inserts
OF dark blue and chiffon and white lace
Mrs. Morris Evans. kings blue tai
lored suit, and her pretty young daugh-
ter. Miss Meta Morris Evans. a white
cloth suit and white hat.
Mrs. Harry Williams, white serge
tailored suit and large Panama hat.
Mrs. William Payne Meredith, very
smart black tailored gown and Milan
hat. Mrs. Robert V. Fleming. coat suit
OF petunia satin. with round black hat,
trimmed in the new dull gold ribbon and
small flowers.
Miss Annie Squire, ene-piece suit OF
velvet linen, with smart tricone hat in
black. Mrs. Perry Heath, tailored suit
in light tan, smart tailored hat to match.
Mrs. Isaac T. Mann. white velour blaine
skirt with white and lowered coat bodice
and black hat
Mrs. J. William Henry, white and
black silk gown with round white hat,
trimmed in pink roses. Mrs Andrew Y.
Bradley, white and black six tailored
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gown Of pale blue brocade, with chiffon
top and large black hat. Mrs Charles
Boughton Wood, black silk gown, with
jacket bodice of black chiffon and white
lace and round hat of black. trimmed in
lace and 'tulle.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson occupied a box
at the Belasco Theater last night, and
she was accompanied by her house
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Vreeland
and Miss Vreeland. of Princeton, N. j..
who are spending Sunday at the White
House; Miss Helen Woodrow Bones.
Miss Wilson, and Miss Jessie Wilson.
Miss Eleanor Wilson dined with friends
at the Chevy Chase Club.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall left Washington yesterday for
Lewisburg, w. Va, where the Vice
President made an address last night.
They will return to Washington tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Waller Page gave
a dinner last night at their residence in
Massachusetts, Avenue in honor of Mr.
Walter Page, the recently appointed
American Ambassador to the Court of
st. James.
tanned informally at a dinner last night
at the Chevy Chase Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus c. Downing
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Helen Huntington Down.
ing. to Lieut.. Commander Hugo Wilson
Osterhaus, U. s. N, son of Rear Ad-
miral Hugo Osterhaus, U. s. N, and
Mrs. Osterhaus.
Miss Downing is not only one of the
handsomest young girls in Washington
society, but one of the most popular.
Lieut.. Commander Osterhaus, who grad
uated from the United States Naval
Academy in the class Of 1900, is well
known here, having been stationed in
Washington as naval aid to President
Roosevelt and President Taft.
The Misses Fitch gave a dinner last
night at the Chevy Chase Club in honor
Of Miss Helen Downing and Lieut.. Com
mander Hugo Osterhaus, u. 8. N.
Col. Robert M. Thompson was host at
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