Weekly journal-miner., 1913-12-03

British ambassador, and 2 new 1 conner to the present makeup of l Washington society, wore one of the
 most elegant costumes seen. lt was of charmeuse of a dull gold shade, the skirt bordered with an embroid-
 cred band of chiffon in which sev-
 eral soft colorS showed. The skirt
 had something of the pannier effect
 and the embroidered chiffon was
 used in the make of the bodice. Her
 hat had q top matching the dress and had an ostrich feather the same
 shade al the left side She wore al splendid set of martin fur as al
 wrap.
 Madame Calderon, wife of the Bolivian minister, wore a Paris cos
 tune of black velours. with an en- broidered satin band around the skirt. The black chiffon tunic was edged with skunk and that fur also appeared in the trimming of the black over a white chiffon blouse A short coat was of black velours and her small black hat had high white plume at one side.
 Madame Havenith, wife of the Belgian minister, wore a gown of black satin with point d'angleterre lace on the corsage and a black lace hat.
 Madame Castrillo, wife of the Nicaraguan minister, wore black velvet costume embroidered in blue floss and large black velve. pic ture hat trimmed with paradise feathers.
 Madame Suarez, wife of the min ister from Chile, wore a handsome black velvet costume with lace on the bodice and a large black velvet hat.
 Madame Bryn, wife of the minister from Norway, wore a gown of black satin and cream color lace with black hat.
 Madame de Riano. wife of the Spanish minister. wore a smart cos tune of black panne velvet. The skirt was draped and the waist fin ished with tulle and white lace Her hat was of black velvet
 Madame de Ia Vega-Calderon, wife of the Cuban charge d'affaires, wore black charmeuse trimmed with em- broideries and jets. large red velvet rose at the belt. three solitaire pendants and large diamond brooch. and a black velvet hat with white ostrich plumes.
 Madame Peynado. wife of the min ister from the Dominican Republic wore mahogany colored costume, trimmed with black fur. Her black velvet hat was trimmed with fur.
 Madame Ali Kuf Kahn. wife of the Persian charge d'affairs, wore blue chiffon over satin the same shade Her velvet hat matched in shade She wore her pearls and a set of dark furs. /,
 Mrs. Garrison, wife of the secre- tary of war, wore sage green silk poplin, trimmed with point de Venice lace and bands of sable fur. Her hat was small. matched in color and was trimmed with fur and ostrich feathers:
 Mrs. Houston, wife of the secre- tary of agriculture. wore brown charmerse and chiffon trimmed with mink fur and her hat in deeper shades had touches of the fur and an ostrich feather trimming it.
 Mrs. Edward Douglas White. wife of the chief justice of the supreme ' court, wore costume of black :, and point lace and ,, black hat trimmed with white plumes.
 Mrs. McKenna, wife of Associate Justice McKenna, wore black vel vet costume The coat had blue C collar and vest. Her black hat was trimmed with plumes.
 Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, wife . of Associate Justice Hughes, wore a handsome gown of Kings blue . velvet. with a hat of the same shade :; of velvet, trimmed with chinchilla . fur.
 Mrs. Joseph Fucker Lamar. wife l. of Associate Justice Lamar, wore ., lraped gown of taupe chiffon vel < yet. the bodice made entirely of tan :, color lace and chiffon trimmed with lark brown fur Her brown chiffon ?, velvet hat to match had a cluster . of plums at the left side, shading rom taupe to dark brown. 4
 Mrs. Van Devanter, wife Of Asso- :. ,iate Justice Van Devanter, wore a :. black velvet gown and a black velvet ..