Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-04

Henry May sapphire velvet with Rus
sian headdress in diamonds. Miss
Cecilia May. in white crepe. Mrs. Henry
Corbin. silver brocade. Miss Katherine
Elkins, silver brocaded chiffon. Mrs.
Wesley Merritt, red charmeuse. Mrs.
William kearney Carr, black and gold
chiffon with white lace. Mrs. Wade Ellis,
purple and white brocaded chiffon Mrs
Hugh Wallace, mauve chiffon draped
over white satin. Mrs. James R Mann.
light blue pannier draperies of chiffon
over charmeuse Of the same shade, with
band of dark fur on the bottom OF the
skirt, sleeves and tucker of point APP
plique lace, necklace and ornaments Of
diamonds.
Mrs. Steven 3. Ayres, mauve brocaded
gown. with an overdress of tulle, en-
broidered in crystals. Miss jeanette
Ayres, white accordion-pleated chiffon,
cade. Mrs. Lnthicum. blue charmeuse,
with an overdress of carrickmacross Lace
and a necklace of diamonds Mrs. s.
Hubert Dent, jr., white charmeuse yelled
leaf. She wore with it a pendant of dia-
monds. Mrs. McCumber, white satin,
combined with black lace: Miss McCum-
Der in white charmeuse, with pink rose
buds Mrs. Pray, rose satin. yelled IN
rose chiffon Mrs. Henry ID. Clayton,
cream charmeuse yelled in blue chiffon
brocade. with pearl and diamond orna-
ments. Mrs. Eugene kinkead, brocaded
charmeuse. in blue and silver, the bodice
Of white lace, trimmed with sable
Mrs. Charles c. Glover rose pink bro
cade, with diamond necklace and tiara
Mrs. Reid Rogers, midnight blue velvet
with the upper part of the bodice OF lace
and embroidered in brilliants. Miss EliZ-
abeth Rogers, white charmeuse with lace
bodice and corsage rose. Mrs. Rock
wood Hoar, black charmeuse embroidered
in jet Miss Frances Hoar, orchid satin
draped over petticoat of lace. Mrs.
Hinckley, black velvet. Miss Hinckley,
moss-colored brocade. Mrs. Ormsby
McCammon, silver and gold brocade. Mrs.
Ralph Jenkins, turquoise blue satin with
the corsage Of lace. Mrs. Peyton Rus
sell, blue brocade, with the bodice and
sleeves of lace, and blue aigret in her
hair. Mrs. Lloyd w. Bowers black chif-
fon over white satin and trimmed with
dull jet and white tulle Mrs. James f.
Curtis, recent bride, light green satin
Miss Norita Pepper. pink satin with an
OverdreSs Of white lace. Mrs. Sherman
Allen. wife of the assistant secretary of
the Treasury, white satin and lace with
crystal trimmings. Mrs. Preston Sat
terwhite of New York. silver and mauve
brocade Mrs. Chatard white satin and
tulle. diamond tiara and corsage orna-
ments. Mrs. William Anterior Du Puy,
pink satin panniered with lavender hand
painted chiffon and trimmed with black
fur banding. Mrs. Richard Butler white White
brocade Mrs. William McNeir, yellow
charmeuse and gold lace. Mrs. Thomas
Summons. white and mauve brocaded
velvet Miss Slmons, red satin draped
with black Brussels lace. Mrs. Gordon
gold colored touches.
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely. yellow
brocade. with the upper part of the cor
sage and flowing sleeves of chiffon edged
It'll ~.l,s fv.r1 mil Nha
trimmed with fur and she wore a neck
lace of emeralds and diamonds. Mrs.
Theodore Shuey, pale blue velvet. with
the bodice of lace embroidered in rhine
stones Miss Dorothy Shuey, white bro
cade, trimmed with lace and tiny pink
and blue flowers Mrs. W.. Murray
Crane. gray and gold brocade. Mrs.
Ansberry. white brocade, with touches of
pink. brocade. trimmed with venetian
point lace. Mrs. Gore. American beauty
satin over white brocade, and trimmed
with gold lace. Miss Wood, light blue
brocade, with gold lace and fur Mrs:
Hunt Slater. black and white brocaded
chiffon. Mrs. Ebenezer Hill. white lace
over satin. Mrs. John r. Raker. white
lace over pale blue silk. Mrs. William
Allen Cullop. white satin and duchess
lace studded in diamonds, with a court
train of brocaded red velvet. She wore
diamonds and pearls. Mrs. Claude Swan
son. gray chiffon combined with pink bro
cade trimmed with gold lace. Mrs. Martin
Littleton, black chiffon over white en-
Senator Ashurst of Arizona, blue bro
cade, with shadow lace. Miss Elsie Hill,
amber satin embroidered and trimmed
with gold lace. Miss Clara Hill. pale
Akin, green velvet Mrs. Leonard Wood.
taupe velvet Mrs. Robert Gamble, white
charmeuse. Mrs. John W. Simmons, pale
pink charmeuse, with crystal and pearl
4r:~ 11 %,,l14 N4I DaI alsr
white satin. yelled in black chantilly lace.
Mrs. David S. Barry, back velvet.
Mrs. Richard Sylvester wore a hand
some gown of draped black charmeuse,
gold lace studded with rllinestones.
Miss Maude Simpson was gowned in
white satin, trimmed with lace and
pearls
Miss Reyburn, red charmeuse. Mrs.
John Reyburn, black net, with yet trim
mings Miss Hildegarde Nagel, Ameri-
can beauty satin. Miss Coolidge of Bos-
ton, white lace. Miss LAonberger of ST
Louis, white chiffon.
Lady Aberdeen and Miss Violet As
quith were surrounded during the even
ing wherever they promenaded. The
former was in green satin and the lat
ter in white.
and her son, J. w. Belt, entertained a
dinner party in honor of Mr. and Mrs
James K Hackett last night at the New
willard Hotel The guests afterward di-
vided. many attending the diplomatic
reception at the White House, others go
ing to the dance given by Miss Lucy
Hoke Smith, while the rest of the party
attended the performance at the Column
bia Theater. The guests were Senator
Ollie James and Mrs. James, Senator
Thomas p. Gore and Mrs. Gore, Repre-
sentative Henry d. Clayton and Mrs.
Clayton. Judge Charles c. McChord of
the interstate commerce commission and
Mrs McChord, Charles Lefevre and Mrs.
Lefevre, Miss Jose Lefevre and Miss Ro-
mona Lefevre Of Kentucky. Miss Ailene
GOrgas, Miss Mamie Randolph Heth,
Mrs. d. F. Ayers, Miss Sally Williams,
Miss Margaret McChord, Cameron Kay,
Lieut.. w. NJ. Manly, U. S. N; Lieut. W.
L. CAllberson, U. S. NJ; Challen Ellis and
Weldon Bailey.
Miss Maud Raymur Simpson of Fort
Gaines, Ga, and Ensign William Stetson
Hogg. jr, U. s. N, are house guests of
Commodore and Mrs. Hogg at their home
on Cathedral avenue Ensign Elliott
Christmas leave here.
Mrs. Chiffon. wife Of Senator Chiffon, is
spending the winter at PinehurSt, N. c.,
on account of i'll health.
Mrs. ]. Henry Wurdeman will be at
home Tuesdays. the 2lst and 2Sth of
January.
Mr.. c. II. Pratt of Boston, Mass, is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. F. E. Pratt, of
Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will receive, as