The Washington times., 1913-01-29

of the same shade and trimmed with
rhinestones.
Mrs Louise Kent, of Asheville, n. c.
wore a beautiful white lace gown.
Mrs. Clarence Grange, of California
wnre a becoming gown Of purple satin
with touches of green and gold.
Miss Ruby Ridenow wore dainty
gown of pale blue satin and white
lace.
Mrs. Frank B. Lamb wore a becoming
gown of white charmeuse made with
Mrs. Etha Patterson Griffin. OF
Georgia, wore a gown of garnet paon,
velvet and white lace.
Mrs. Byron NJ. Adams wore white
lace over pale pink satin, trimmed
with crystals. Her debutante dauGh-
ter, Miss Marie H. Adams, wore
white satin and tulle with garlands
of pink rosebuds.
Mrs Clark Jones wore black bro
cade with a tunic of tulle embroid-
cred in jet.
Miss Mary A. Duguid wore a gown
of black crepe de chine and lace,
Miss Mabel Scott Smith wore yellow
satin draped in pink chiffon brocad-
ed in gold.
Mrs. little wore a gown of yellow
satin and white lace. Her daughter,
Miss Mabel Little was in orange satin
draped in crystal embroidered tulle.
Miss Jean Robertson, Of North Caro-
lima, wore dainty gown Of pink crepe
Mrs. Donald MacGregor wore becom-
ing gown of pink satin draped in white
chiffon and lace.
Miss Louise Irwin wore a gown Of
white satin and lace.
Miss Mary Macon wore a gown OF
white Dresden silk made in draped ef-
feet with touches of white lace and
green velvet.
Miss Jeanette Ayres wore a gown of
white satin draped, with French blue
chiffon trimmed with crystals.
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith wore, be-
coming gown of white satin made with
a tunic of blue marquisette.
Mrs. Leonard wood, wife Of the chief
Of staff Z be niece A TGTs ss ALICE Tete Judson ssn
Of New York. wore pale yellow chiffon
over white satin.
Mrs Porter ]. McCumber wore pale
pink satin.
Miss Clark In Chiffon.
Miss Genevieve Clark wore a dainty
frock of white flowered chiffon cloth
trimmed with white lace.
Miss Fanny Virginia Burke wore a
gown of yellow charmeuse trimmed
with duchess lace and American Beauty
roses.
Mrs. Pitzer. OF Colorado, sister of
Mrs. Champ Clark, wore white chiffon
and lace
Miss Goldsmith wore a gown of yell
low satin and crystal embroidered
tulle
mrs. Wilbur Crafts wore a gown of
white embroidered Chinese silk crepe.
Miss Lettermann wore black velvet
arid1 white lace.
Z Mrs. John Miller Horton wore hand
some gown of lilac brocade and point
lace, and superb diamond ornaments.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth wore a
handsome gown of black chantilly lace
over white satin, diamonds and gar
denias. -
Mrs. Richard S. Hill wore a handsome
black lace gown, with diamond orria-
ments.
Miss Elizabeth Snowden Hill was be-
comingly gowned in pink satin, with
bodice of lace.
satin, with lace bodice.
Mrs. william G. Sharp wore lovely
gown of olive chiffon velvet, the bodice
being of white lace.
Mrs. Thomas W. Sidwell wore a
handsome gown of black crepe de
Mrs. George W. Fairchild wore a
handsome gown of white silk and
black and white chiffon and handsome
Jewels.
Mrs. Russell Malcolm MacLennan
Wore canary charmeuse, with touches
Of turquoise velvet. point lace, and
pearl trimmings.
Mrs Richard Sylvester wore a strik-
ing gown of black brocade, with
points coming in the gold lace bodice.
Mrs. Langley, of Kentucky. white
satin, veiled in American beauty chiffon.
Mrs. Edwin Crumpacker. of Indiana,
wore a gown Of shaded purple and rose
brocaded velvet over satin. and trimmed
with lace.
Mrs OlIfa Iaues wore a gown of
pink and white satIn, with lace. Miss
Weeks wore white satin draped in tulle
and trimmed with fur. Mrs. Miles Poin-
dexter wore a gown OF gray satin ana
silver tulle.
Mrs. Eugene Kinkead., of New Jersey.
Wore a gown OF white brocaded char
meuse. with a bodice OF point lace nm
ished with touches OF black tulle and
neil roses
Mrs. Harry williams. of Norfolk, Va.
wore a handsome gown OF white bro
cade trimmed with white lace.
Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher wore
gown of black satin and white lace
trimmed with rhinestone trimmings.
Miss Nell Fletcher wore green satin.
Mrs. Dorsey w. Shackleford, of Mis-
souri,. wore a handsome black satin
gown trimmed with white lace, and
her daughter. Miss Agnes, wore be-
coming gown OF white lace over satin
with touches of pink.
Mrs. Tribble, Of Georgia, wore a gown
of yellow satin with bands OF fur, and
her daughter. Miss Ruth Tribble wore
white lace and pale green chiffon
draperies.
Mrs. Joseph ]. Russell. of Missouri,
wore silver brocaded satin, and her
niece, Miss Virginia Brown, was in a
dainty pink chiffon frock trimmed with
marabou.
Miss Virginia Wood wore white chif-