The Washington herald., 1914-02-11

| OF the latest fashions both a. regards thu
imembers of tie receiving party and tn,
general company.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson looked charming
in a lovely gown of golden colored velvet
made with train and modishly draped
skirt.
Mrs. Marshall. wife Of the Vice Presi
dent. wore w:J:aria charmeuse satir
with bodice and overskirt of lace trim
med with chiffon Of the same shade with
rhincstoues.
Il Mrs. Bryan. wife of the Secretary o.
State, wore black velvet and lace viii
trimmings OF rhincstones.
1 Mrs Garrison, wife of the Secretar,
OF War. wore blue satin trimmed with
white lace.
i Mrs. Daniels. wife of the Secretary o
the Navy, wore blue charmeuse with q
bodice of chiffon and lace trimmed with
silver.
Mrs. Burieson, wife Of the Postmaster
General. wore black satin with crysta
passemcnterie and white tulle.
4 Mrs. Lane, wife Of the Secretary OF the
Interior. wore white brocaded chiffon
over cloth of gold trimmed with fur.
4 Mrs. Houston. wife of the Secretary OF
/ Agriculture, wore blue brocaded crepe
with bodice Of lace trimmed with rhine
stones.
\ Mrs. Redheld. wife of the Secretary of
Commerce, wore lavendar satin trimmed
with chiffon and lace.
8lfsses Wilson In satin.
Miss Margaret Wilson looked charming
in a gown of cream colored satin with
long tulle scarf, and carried a bouquet
Of Killarney roses.
Miss Eleanor Wilson was gowned in
white satin with broad black velvet COW
ering the entire back OF the skirt.
gown Of pale pink Egyptian crepe with
bretelied trimming Of closely woven pearl
| and crystal beads. Narrow bands of
French blue velvet marked the waist
line and finished the sleeves
Miss Sidney Burleson wore a cleared
skirt and bodice of large meshed white
net Each section OF the skirt as well
as the corsage was edged in silver lace
Miss Lucy Burleson wore yellow satin
with short full tunic and broad girdle
OF dark velvet.
Miss Agnes Wilson in Yellow satin.
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson was gowned
in yellow satin with coral velvet girdie.
Mrs Patton wore a white satin skirt
with close-fitting coat-shaped tunic Of
blue and silver beads. Mrs. Patton was
accompanied by her schoolgirl sister,
Miss Lattimer. who wore a gown of light
DAHS thoi oiih
Mrs. Philip Ryan wore a handsome
gown Of white satin and point lace and
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Willard Warner wore a smart
gown of white taffeta fiounced In white
lace.
Miss Janet Richards was gowned in
black lace. combined with gold and black
brocade.
Mrs. John Miller Horton wore a hand
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jacket bodice and wide border of coral
velvet, and magnificent diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs. Charles A. Barnard wore yellow
satin and chiffon with bands of gold and
crystal embroidery.
Mrs Victor Murdock was gowned in
black Chantilly lace over charmeuse:
Nine. Jusserand wore a handsome
one-piece gown Of striped silk, the blue
and white tones predominating.
Viscosntess Chinda I'm Gold Brocade.
Viscountess Chinda wore a lovely
gown of gold broeade.
Mrs. William Judson WAS gowned in
white satin. with fur-edged tunic of
white tulle.
Mrs. Rsnsdell wore white chiffon. in
crusted in silver. on a foundation Of
white silk
Mrs. Culberson was gowned in vel
low velvet. with tunic of white lace.
Her sister, Mrs. Schuster, wore green
satin, with black lace overdress.
Mrs. Joseph Lamar wore petunia velvet
with bodice Of cut steel and jet, also
steel garniture on the well-draped
skirt
Mrs. William Slayden had on a hand |,
some draped gown of lemon colored |
satin.
Mrs. ]. Hamilton Lewis wore a black
satin gown with tunic and bodice in |
Persian embroidery in long delicate !
motifs. !
Mrs. John III. Bankhead wore a hand I
some magpie gown of net and chiffon
Mrs Peter Goelet Gerry wore an i'm
ported train gown Of gold brocade with |
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Cole In Yellow Brocade.
Mrs. Cole, of Tennessee, wore yellow
brocade and point lace.
Miss Mary Temple was gowned In yell
low brocade and pearl garniture.
Mrs Selden TAFT wore a very hand
some trained gown of black satin with
overdress Of black Chantilly.
Mrs. Charles Henry Stone wore a be-
coming gown of black thready lace over
charmeuse, trimmed with jet, and dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. Ben johnson wore a trained
gown of Chinese blue satin with white
lace garniture on the smartly draped
bodice.
Mrs. W. W. Bride had OH a trained
gown Of pale blue satin and chiffon.
Mrs. +. c. Wagenhorst wore a hand
some gown Of silver gray satin and steel
incrusted tulle.
Mrs. William Mason wore lovely gown
Of white satin hung in silk and Jet
net.
Mrs. Dunn in Light Blue.
Mrs Dunn, wife of Representative
Dunn, from Rochester. n. Y, wore light
blue chiffon over satin. and her daughter
Miss Dunn, wore rose chiffon over satin.
Mrs. Charles Bennett Smith. wife of
representative Smith, of Buffalo wore
white charmeuse with black
ace overdress ard ornaments of diamond
md emeralds
Mrs. Gittins, wife of Representative
iittins. from Niagara Falls, wore white
attn and lace and crystal trimmings.
Mrs. p. V. Walsh. OF Niagara Falls,
louse guest Of Representative and Mrs.
jiftins, wore black brocaded velvet Miss
Lara Gittins. sister of the Representa-
i've. wore pink satin and lace, and Miss
vary Gittins. another sister. wore pale .
elbow satin and lace.
Mrs. James r. Mann wore handsome
own of white satin voile overdress of
7hite chiffon. The latter trimmed in
andsome motifs OF crystal beads
Miss Murdoch In Blue.
Miss Marcia Murdock wore a gown
{ blue velvet. with tulle top trimmed