The Washington herald., 1914-02-25
ARMY and navy
At white House
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night. Owing TO the Iateness OF the
hour and the immense throng no dancing
was permitted in the East Room.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson received her
guests in a handsome gown OF ivory
white brocade. the bodice OF tulle en-
erusted in pearls and crystals
Mrs. Thomas Marshall was gowned In
silver brocade with rhinestone and silver
carniture, and a necklace OF pearls.
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan wore
handsome gown Of black velvet with
bodice of black tuIIe embroidered in Sill
yer, and corsage bouquet OF orchids.
Mrs. I.indley NJ. Garrison wore pale
pink velvet opening over a skirt OF "hite
lace, with elaborate rhinestone Garni-
ture.
Mrs. Burleson was gowned in black
bead embroidered chiffon on foundation
OF white satin.
Mrs. Daniels wore a black velvet gown
with bodice of black tulle.
Mrs. Lane was gowned In white em-
broidered chiffon overdress with orchid
colored satin skirt.
Countess Won Bernstorff wore a hand
some gown Of black chiffon with train
edged in rhinestones. supurb diamond
and pearl tiara
Mrs. William Crozier, who took her
circle. also wore a black chiffon gown.
This was embroidered in fine steel beads
on the tunic and close to the bodice.
She also wore pearls and diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs. Joseph Kuhn. wife of the CON-
mandant of Washington Barracks, wore
a trained gown of black velvet with
mauve top.
Mrs. A. s. Barker was sowned in lemon
colored satin brocade.
Mrs. Remcy I'm White satin.
Mrs. George c. Remey wore a gown
of lovely black Chantilly lace over white
satin. =
Miss Angelica Remey was gowned IN
black tuIle tunic trimmed with rhine
stones over black charmeuse-
Mrs. Edward II. Gheen wore beauti-
full gown of cloth of silver brocaded IN
dark blue.
Miss Mary Gheen was sowned in
cream white satin with gold sash ana
lace top.
gown Of kings blue charmeuse with
tunic of kings blue tullc edged with
rhinestone trimming.
Mrs. ColeviIIe Barclay. wife Of the
counselor of the British Embassy, wore
white satin with tulle overdress en-
crusted in silver and crystal and edged
in dark fur She also wore diadem OF
diamonds.
Mrs. Finley ]. Shepard. of New York.
wore a beautiful gown OF green satin
and supurb ropes of pearls.
yiscountess Benoist d'AZy, wife OF the
French naval attache, wore Dresden
brocade over a petticoat front OF ac-
cordian pleatedN ecru chiffon and diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. George Won J.. Meyer was gowned
in black charmeuse outlined in rhine
stones.
Miss Julia Meyer wore charming
gown of blue brocaded velvet, with bodice
formed almost entirely of silver lace.
Mrs. George Vanderbilt wore a trained
gown of cloth of gold made with double
trnic the edges finished in sable. She
wore a string of pearls and tiara OF
diamonds.
Mrs. Valentine Chappell, Of New Lon
don, wore a becoming gown OF black
velvet and lace.
Mrs. Lawrence Heap wore a superb
gown of cerise velvet in. the new lines
and with half length sleeves of gold lace.
Mrs. S. G. Evans wore pale blue chiffon
velvet made with TERED skirt and bodice
trimmed in tulle.
Mrs. Louis Kingsley was gowned In
black charneuse with white lace top.
Miss Kingsley in white.
Miss Louise Kingsley wore a handsome
gown of white charmeuse and lace.
Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley was
gowned in gray satin and chiffon.
Miss Belle Bagley wore a handsome
gown of white lace and charmeuse.
Miss Ethel Bagley looked charming in
cream charmeuse and lace.
"a
in white satin brocade with high girdle
of pale blue panne velvet and crystal
trimming forming the top of the bodice.
Mrs. George Pickett wore handsome
gown of black charmeuse and lace and
pearl ornaments and diamonds.
Mrs. C. L. Miller wore a charming gown
of white satin with tulle tunic incrusted
in pearls and silver with its edge finished
in a line Of pink rosebuds.
Mrs. Ben Long Edes wore gown ot
white satin with overdress Of black
thread lace.
Miss Elizabeth Edes wore striking
gown of green charmeuss over white
satin.
| Miss Marion Leutze wore lovely
draped gown of a manderin blue chiffon
with beaded girdle.
Miss Esther Denny had on a handsome
gown of white satin with vivid green
chiffon overdress.
Mrs Charles II. Davis wore a gown
of black lace and tulle and diamond or
naments.
Mrs Bixby wore a handsome gown OF
gray net over white charmeuse.
Mrs Edward Bonafon was gowned ir
! dark velvet with pointed train and tulle
| top.
Mrs. Louisa Key Norton wore trained
gown OF black satin with close fitting
oyerdress of jet and dull steel beads
lightened with rare point lace about the
corsage.
Mrs. William Wheatley was gowned IL
light blue brocade velvet.
Miss Mary Robinson, OF Terre Haute
Ind, was modishly gowned in green chif
| fon and satin.
Miss dc Kraft in Satin.
Miss Frances de Kraft was gowned in
black brocaded satin.
Mrs Henry Watterson Hull, of New
York. formerly Miss Juliet Fremont, o.
WASHINGTON, wore an imported gown o.
yellow charmeuse with smart tulle over
dress.
Miss Jessie Fremont wore a lovely gowr
of light blue satin with double tunic o.
satin and velvet.
Mrs. William Marshall was gowned ii