The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-02-03

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Sterling L LArrabea Charles BtWhAm,
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lie. Whike, Brig. Gen. j. n. Wilson, John
| Joy Edison, Edwin BraAley. o. G. Staples,
Theo. Schwan, Alfredo de Costra, B. 8.
Minor, Walter A. Md-lurg. John @.
Horace g. Mcfarland. Walter D. VIII
coz. W. d. McKim. Hen ry A. Murray,
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West, John A. Edwards. 8. A. wfllis, w.
Ia. walker. James LAnsb urgh. K. Cham
MORO. John Cnyke Simpson. Clifford
Pinchot. william Croker. II. 8. Grant,
/ C. v. Wheeler. Charles Rsruscher. Arnold
Hague. William p. Emo. ambassador D.
da CANA. w. e. Aonte emery, JAMES
Dudley Morgan, H Perki rs. +. B. Nc
CURE, Mr.. Mackenzie, william L. Crox-
an. Z D. Dean. Ralph Je nlrins. James
N. Johnston, s. 'Kann. W.. M. Balder-
ston, +. Walter BrandenburaI, ]. 8. Blair.
A. B. Legare. Ambassador Bakhmeteff.
Soterios Nicholson. Moreton F. Gage. w.
H Gordan. R. s. Paxton. E c. Brainerd.
DR.. @. W. Allen. o. II. p. johnson. J..
Roias. Harry wardman, Nathan wyeth,
o. d. futile. l. Dawson. l. II. Mearns.
w. R. Tuckerman.
Messrs. Ryan Deyereux. viscount
Benoist d'Axy, E. NJ. Blackwell. Walter
W. AIleger, n. Landon Blu rchell. Am
bassador Bernstorff, Hennen Jennings. J.
Albert Shanfer. GIlmer Brenizer. Julian
Fairfax, William jackson Har per. Jerome
II. Graham. Frank A. Connolly. H.
Bowie Chapman. Morris Frey. Ralph
Sasscer, F. Baloer Weaver. Randolph
Harper, william A. Coombe, Elmer
Wood. Charles Woods Taylor. Carl Cal
vert Schuefmann. J. C. Zirlie, F. E.
Traver, Frank Mcguire, Frank Barrett,
p: J. Aitiser. MAI. Z: w. r. Ewing.
Thomas A. Whelan. DR.. Clarence J.
Owen, ]. E. Pennybacker. DR.. Oscar
Wilkinson. Claude e. Bennett. George c.
Cabell, Oscar Shunaate, Ira s. Jenkins.
Hugh W. Zea, p. G, Cooper, A. c. Clap
ham. Dr. George wythe Cook. BENJAMIN
Micou. Admiral victor Blue. Faymaster
Jennings. Thomas J. Pence. James B.
Green. Capt James r. Walsh, ogie Sin
gleton. DR.. Harry Bis hop, Harold Schaef-
fek. Billy Williams. Horace B. Browning.
DR., H. G. Plaster. George L. Blske, z.
Ford Robnett, Percy Duvall, William
Littell. J. d. Robnett
Many Beautiful Gowns.
Seldom at any ball have-so many beau
tiful and unique gowns been worn by the
well-dressed women who danced the pro-
verbal hole in their slippers.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson wore a hand
some gown of steel gray chiffon and
charmeuse, trimmed with rhinestones.
Miss Margaret Wilson looked charm
ing in a gown Of white charmeuse drap-
ed with pale blue chiffon.
Miss Eleanor Wilson wore a becoming
gown of ivory silk, the skirt much drap-
ed. and with bodice of cream lace.
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones was gown
ed in green satin, with black net tunic.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall wore an ex-
quisite white and gold brocade gown. and
she carried a magnificent bouquet of
American Beauty and white roses. pre-
scented to her by the committee in charge
of the dance.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth wore an
imported gown of white charmeuse with
overdress of embroidered black net trim
med with brilliants. She wore her IA
nous Washington diamonds and diamond
shoe buckles.
Mrs Lindley NJ. Garrison was gowned
in blue brocade and lace, and wore
handsome diamond ornaments
Mrs. Josephus Daniels had on . gown
OF black velvet and thread lace.
Mrs. David Houston was gowned IN
pale blue satin brocade and white lace.
Mrs.. RedAeld in Blue.
Mrs. William c. Redfeid wore blue vel |
vet with white lace top.
Mrs. Frederick Mcclure wore a hand |
some gown Of, black thread lace over
white, charmeuse, and diamond dog COL |
lar. |
Mrs John H. Bankhead was sowned
in Powered silk with black tulle drapery. |
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock wore an i'm |
ported gown Of white satin with crystal !!
tunic, and her ornaments were q tiara \
of diamonds and ropes of pearls.
Mrs. Joseph Thropp wore an exquisite
gown Of pale gray brocaded chiffon and /
tulle and long cain of diamonds
Miss Mabel Boardman wore white sat
in with drapery of blue chiffon.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh had on a gown |
of dark blue chiffon velvet with white
lace top and blue crystal trimmings
Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley wore q
handsome gown of black satin and 4
trlle.
Mrx. william Jennfnsx Brvan- VIM