Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-15

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lace: Miss Florence Kirby. white char
meuse.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. superb white
satin and point lace.
Mrs. Stephen Ayres, white lace en-
broidered with crystals over cream char
meuse
Miss Ayres. light blue chiffon over a
blue brocaded satin skirt.
Mrs. J. II. Bankhead. blue and gold bro
cade satin.
Mrs. F'airchid of New York. cream
lace and blue velvet.
Mrs William Wheatey. blue brocadc
with tunic of white French Lace. trlm-
med with pearl beads and embroidered
rosebuds.
Miss Barchfeld. white satin: Miss Carry
Lee Chamberlain. pale blue chiffon over
satin and trimmed with brown fur.
Mrs. Tribble. wife of Representative
Tribble. pale lavender chiffon over satin
Miss Ruth Tribble was IN white, with
Mrs. VI. j. Colbert, white satin, with
rhinestone trimmings.
Miss Fannie Virginia Burke blue bro
cade satin, caught up with pink roses
and pearls.
Mrs. Theodore +. Langley al kentucky.
white lace over white charneu~e
Miss Virginia Hammond. pale pink
clifton over pink satin trimmed WITH
lace and tiny punches of pink flowers ::
Mis- +. Richie Stone. black charmeuse.
brilliants; Miss Sophie Siebert pink char
meuse, the bodice combined with lace
and embroidered i'm brilliants Mrs.
Stephens. wife of Representative Ste
phens of Texas, black and gold satin.
Mrs. William Henry White. white char
meuse trimmed with lace and crystals;
Mrs John Van Schaick. pale blue EN-
broidered crepe: Miss Barbara Stephens.
white lace, with touches of pale green;
Mrs. Stephens. wife of the representative
fr.,, Noli of hnt 10
green satin, with black lace; Mrs Rus
sell. wife of Representative Russell of
Kentucky. gray chiffon over pink satin:
Miss Edith Sweet. pale blue brocade. with
lace. Miss Helen Drennin wore gown
of pale pink brocade. with lace. Mrs. J
Charles Linthicum wore gown of Si!-
yer and white brocade. trimmed With
lace and embroidered with rhinestones-
Mrs. MARITIME, wife of Senator MARITIME,
Wore gown of god-spanSled tulle over
pink satin and touches of blue. Mrs.
Clifford Bergman wore a gown OF gold
tissue over gold satin: Mrs. craSo, Vile
of Representative CraSo. wore "a gown
of white brocaded satin. with lace MISS
Lanette Smith looked lovely i'm a gown
of pale blue satin, with cryStal-draped
tunic and touches of pink; Miss Helen
Bishop. rose-color charmeuse, trimmed
with lace and pearls.
Miss Tisdel, black lace: Mrs. Cobb.
black brocade: Miss Cobb. pink satin;
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limerick lace forming the upper bodice
diamond and pearl ornaments: MIS-
Richard S Hill. black lace with SILVER
spangles. and the INSISTS Hill, in striped
white satin EauZe. with pearl tr!hhilteS'
Mrs Robert Henry. jetted black lace over
black: Miss Henry, pale blue charmeuse
with crystal trimming: Mrs. George Suth-
erland mauve chiffon over nile green
satin: Mrs. Gearheart, American beauty
satin with gold lace: Mrs. Langley, en-
f,if
Gudger. wife of Representative GudSer
of North Carolina, white lace trimmed
with pearls; Miss Oates, guest OF MIS-
Gudger, wore a gown OF PINK satin. MISS
Arborgast, guest Of Mrs. Gudger. wore a
gown of white charmcuse: MR. frcd
Dennet, embroidered charmeuse In an old
rose shade. trimmed with oriental lace:
Miss Dorothy bennett maule liberty
silk: the Misses joyce. black chantiiiN
lace over white satin; Mrs. =. Y. IL"
Graw. lavender MORE with rhinestone
and amethyst banding: Mrs. James Wal
ter Heustis. blue charmeuse, aud Miss
Heustis. white satin and lace, and Mrs
ucnry u. Clayton, white satin
The formal part of Mrs Cleveland S
visit to this city, comes to an end to-
night by the dinner at which the Presl-
dent and Mrs. Taft will be present at
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock's home. Today
she was the honor guest at luncheon
"a
tess The father of the latter, Col.
Hilary Herbert, member OF the
second Cleveland cabinet
Following Mrs. Dmocks dinner to-
night there will be musical.
Mrs. Richard IT, Townsend entertained
at dinner last night in honor of Mrs.
Cleveland having as other members oil
the party the French ambassador and
Nine Jusserand. the German alnbassiL-
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minister. Senator and Mrs. Newlands.
Senator and Mrs. Root. William Marshall
Bullitt, solicitor general for the Depart
ment of Justice: Prof. +. j. Preston Req
resentative and Mrs. Oscar Underwood,
Representative Gillett, Mrs. l.. H. Letter.
Mrs NJ A. Hanna. Mrs. Henry +. Dim
ock. Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. Hope
Slater. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Miss
Mary Gwynn, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Brad
ley, Col and Mrs. Charles l.. McCawley,
Mr. and Mrs Woodbury. Blair, NiScount-
ess Benoist day and DIR. y. Piatt An
drew.
Mrs. Fred Dubois will be at home to-
morrow from to q informally at the
Cairo and will be assisted by Mrs. Perky.
wife Of Senator Perky of Idaho. after :,
O'Clock.
Mrs. and Miss Marshall of Bancroft
place will be at home tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs McCumber. wife of senator Me
Cumber, will not be at home tomorrow.
but will receive Thursdays. January 2t
and 80, at 1850 Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. James F. Hood will not be at
home until the Thursdays in February.
Mrs I.isner will be at home tomorrow
and the following THURSDAY, January -.
Mrs. Taft was honor guest today at "A
luncheon given by Mrs. Charles ID. Hilles.
at which Mrs. More. Miss Louise Taft
and Mrs. Goethals We're among the
guests.
Mrs Pomerene. wife of Senator Pome-
rene. will be at home tomorrow at she
Highlands. assisted by the wives of the
Ohio delegation in Congress.
Miss Gretchen Hood is spending the
winter months on the Riviera, ViSitiE.
points of interest on the north shore oi
the Mediterranean. and making her head
quarters at Nice. where she is pursuing
her vocal musical studies, under the
tutelage of d Aubigne. who has tcmpp-
rarily transferred his establishment from
Paris to the warme" cline.
Mrs. =. j. LennoN, wife of DR.. LennoN
of the Catholic University, WAS hostess
of one of the prettiest teas of the winter
Yesterday at their apartment at the To
ronto when she was greeted by gath
cring of friends representing both Of
fetal and resident society The rooms
We're decorated with foliage plants and