New-York tribune., 1913-11-26

gown of royal blue satine messaiine in
draped effect with trimming of chanully
lace and hat Of blue velvet with light
er blue feathers
Mrs william Il. Hall. wife OF the late
Major Han. T.. = A.. of Irinceton wor"
a draped gown OF black crepe de chine
and a black velvet hat
Miss Ruth Hall. OF Princeton. a close
friend OF d.. bride. wore dainty gown
of blue crepe meteor with a fawn coli
ored hat aud stylishly arranged trim
ming Of blue
Miss Dorothy Alcshirc's gown was of
terra Gotta chiffon. in draped effect. the
bodice with cream and gold lace. a
black hat. trimmed with fur.
Miss Marjorie Aleshircs costume was
OF black velvet. and with it she wore
black velvet hat with feathers. the
sombrc hue being relieved by blouse
of cream white lace.
Miss Mildred GrchIe wore a blue vel
vet dress. trimmed with narrow bands
of nv. and q lluc velvet hat with black
and white feathers.
Miss Lucy Hokc smith. who was with
tho group Of intimate friends Of the
bride. wore charming suit of cream
white cloth and black hat with white
aigrettc.
Miss Helen Hughes. daughter Of Asso-
ciatc Justice and Mrs. Hughes, came from
Vassar. where she is student and wore
a striking gown Of black and white with
a Dresden blue glrdle and accessories and
black and blue hat.
Mrs Augustus Kmkaid of New Jersey,
wore a gown Of cloth of gold over which
was q panuier Of mahogany colOred chif-
fon. The toque worn with IL was Of cloth
Of gold. with a plume in shades Of ma
Eogany.
Mrs ]. Thompson Baker. of New Jersey
was in gown Of black velvet trimmed
with gold embroidered chiffon, ard a
black hat with crminc.
Mrs Richard Hargrcavos. the daughter
Of the Secretary of State and Mrs. Bryan.
was i'm gown of king blue charmeuse,
with a coat OF velvet brocade in the same
color and blue velvet hat with white
aiGrctte.
Mrs. Needham Jones. wife OF the aid
TO the Secretary of the Navy, wore a
gown Of apricot brocadc charmeusc, with
cream lace black velvet sash falling
over the draped skirt. Her hat OF apricot
velvet was trimmed and faced with black.
Miss Ethel MacMurray wore visiting
suit of natter blue MORE silk and black
and white velvet hat.
Miss Dorothy Harvey. daughter OF
Colonel and Mrs. George Harvey, of New
York. were a charming afternoon gown OF
pink crepe de chine. with tunic of cream
lace and a black velvet hat
Mrs. william l.. Estes. jr., who was
with her sister. Miss Grcblc, wore a
stylish costume Of brown velvet and a
brown velvet hat.
Mrs Champ Clark wore an exceedingly
handsome gown of king blue satin draped
I'm black chantilly lace and black velvet
hat trimmed in ermne.
Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter of the
Speaker and Mrs. Clark, wore an after
noon toilet OF pink embroidered chiffon
cloth and n black velvet picture hat.
Mrs George Dewey, wife of the Admiral
Of the Navy. wore a visiting toilet Of
black velvet and black velvet hat with
pluincS.
Mrs. Leonard Wood, wife of the Chief
of Staff. l.. s. A.. was I'm visiting gown
of plum coored satin trimmed I'm silver
fox. and velvet toque OF the same ma
teTial and fur
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe wore a gown OF
electrIc blue charmeuse in both plain
and brocade and a black velvet hat with
plumes of blue.
Mrs. Mcdonald Sheridan. of New York
an old old friend of Mrs. Woodrow Will
son. wore a stunning Callot gown of APP
pie green liberty satin, with a green hat.
Her daughter, Mrs. David cromppn,
OF New York. wore gown OF tulle and
chinor i'm Maeterinck blue, with tuile
hat of the same shade.
Mrs w. n. Ballard, of Morrlstown.