Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-22

Hauck was in white brocaded satin,
with trimmings of crystals and
shadow lace: Mrs. Peter Hauck, jr.,
was in white brocaded satin, trimmed
with shadow lace. Mrs. Edward
Schickhaus wore a white charmeuse
gown, piped with coral velvet, with
a yoke of steele trimmed net.
More Creations of Modiste's Art.
Miss Amorita Schwartz wore white
satin. with a tunic of silver embroid-
cred net; Mrs. Franz Schwartz was
in black charmeuse, with trimmings
of eunmetal and black velvet Mrs.
William c. Fielder wore blue char
meuse. yelled in stenciled chiffon Of
the same shade; Mrs. Bernard
Strauss was in black charmeuse,
yelled in black chiffon embroidered
in gold; Miss Dorothy Howell, oil
Troy Hills, was in pink brocaded
satin. with tunic of blue chiffon
and q lace corsage edged with FUR;
Miss Isabelle Earl was in brown en-
broidered chiffon over white satin;
Miss Aline Farrelly, of New York,
wore a draped gown of white satin,
with trimmings of beaded net ana
pearls; Mrs. w. G. TrautWem was IN
pink satin. with trimmings OF WHITE
lace and crystal net.
Mrs. Christian Feigenspan wore an
American beauty satin gown. Mrs.
William r. Delehanty's gown was OF
white satin, trimmed with lace ana
edged with fur. Mrs. Edwin c. Fei-
genspan was in white satin, brocaded
in gold. Mrs. Herman C. Strobel, OF
New York, was in white lace and
let trimmed net Mrs. Samuel
Kalisch wore a black eharmeuse
gown, with a white embroidered yoke,
edged with rhinestones. Miss Made
line Hemnway, of WATERFOWL, Conn.
was in white satin, yelled in Ameri-
can beauty chiffon, trimmed with
rhinestones.
Mrs. o. r, LESS gown was of
American beauty satin. with an over
dress of pale blue chiffon. with crystal
trimmings. Mrs. Rudolph Y. Kuser,
of Trenton, was in bronze charmeuse,
edged with fur. Mrs. Henry A. Haus-
sling was in black brocade, with jet
and gold trimmings, Mrs. William
Monteith's gown was of white bro
cade, trimmed with bronze velvet and
rhinestones. Mrs. Eugene Won Sey-
fried was in black lace over black
satin, trimmed with steele and blue
panne velvet, and Miss Hela Won Sey-
fried was in pink satin, yelled in
white dotted net and shadow lace.
Mrs. w. II. Barkhorn was in white
satin, over black chiffon. trimmed
with rhinestones
Mrs. John Stobaeus Was in white
satin trimmed with shadow lace.
| Miss Margaret Ledwiths gown was
of white satin yelled in Nell rose chif-
| fon with crystal trimmings Miss
Whitmore was in black embroidered
net over black satin. Miss Lucia
TowIe was in Nell rose satin yelled in
chiffon of the same shade trimmed
with pale blue Mrs. James 7. Smith
was in blue brocade trimmed with
lace and rhinestones. Mrs. II. A.
Towle was in white chiffon with a
border of iridescent beads with an
underdress of pink satin and a train
of gold lace. Mrs. j. A. Stengel wore
white lace robe. Mrs. Jacob Doll,
jr., wore a blue gown trimmed with
crystals and rhinestones and bordered
with white satin. Mrs. James r.
Nugent was in American beauty chif-
fon over satin trimmed with gold
lace. Mrs Morris Sherrerd was In
white crepe and chiffon trimmed with
gold. Mrs. August Goertz's gown
was of bordered white chiffon over
pink with train border of black vel
vet.
Mrs. Edwards T. Casebolt was in
light blue crepe de chine Mrs. Rich
ard @. P. Dieffenbach was in white
oharmeuse trimmed with white chif-
fon and iridescent beads. Mrs.
Isidor Kalisch was In white satin Nth
hand embroidered chiffon oVerdress
bordered with pink roses. Mrs. Julius
Lebkuecher was In black charmeuse
trimmed with black chantilly lace
over white satin.
Miss Josephine Garrigan wore a
costume OF American Beauty velvet