The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
MOST BEAUTIFUL
GOWNS WERE WORN
CAFE cHANTANT REsEMeLEp
GREAT EASTERN CHARITY
FUNCTIONS.
All Of the Latest Designs and Color
inos Were seen-Many OF
Them Mentioned.

Them Mentioned
The gowns worn at the cafe chan
tant were the most beautiful displayed
In the city at any social event /,
seems that everyone tried TO appear
at their best. and the event had the
appearance Of the great charity balls
given In the Eastern cities. II wa
truly beautiful sight to see the late
designs and coloring of the gowns dis
played while dancing. All were wor
thy OF special mention. The follow
ing were some of the gowns worn:
Some Of the Gowns.
Mrs. Charles y. Hancher wore blacl
and white. trimmed in silver
Miss Nancy Peterson was attired IN
orange satin ard white lace.
Mrs B. Euston Wood wore blacl
lace, cut decolette. and butterfly Lace
Miss LaBelie Dunlap. OF New York
was stately in n cream spangled gown
Mrs johnson Mckinley was attiret
In baby blue satin and gold lace.
Mrs: Joseph speidel wore white sill
lace and net.
Mrs. J. J. Holloway wore a hand
some creation OF black lace and vel
Mrs. w. F. Rownd wore black satir
and lace. red roses for corsage bou
quet.
Mrs. Frank Schmidt wore a smart
Scotch suit trimmed in plaid.
Mrs. Edward Franzheim was beauti
ful In black velvet gown, with cor
sage bouquet OF violets.
Mrs. G. Grant Oliver. OF Washing
ton. Pa, wore white lace and net.
Mrs. Alfred PAUL appeared in 3
black and white gown.
Mrs. ]. Shewell Gibbs wore a blue
satin gown trimmed in mink.
Mrs. Chester Hubbard wore a hand
lette.
Mrs. Robert Tablets gown was pink
taffeta with white lace.
Miss Virginia Horkheimer wore
white. lace and silver.
Mrs. b. Walker Peterson's gown
was black with a silver bodice.
Mrs. Harry Eckhart was pretty in
a white gown.
Mrs. Charles Milton wore white sat.
in. cut decolette.
Mrs. Chauncey Dewey was dainty in
a delicate peach shade of satin, with
corsage bouquet of Killarney roses.
Mrs. Julian Hearns wore blue satin
with a gold lace bodice.
Mrs. Alex GLASS; gown was a silk
network of red enriched with gold.
Miss Nettie Gutman wore a hand.
some blue satin gown embroidered in
gold with gold slippers. Drapings OF
white silk net.
Miss Dorothy Bloch wore a hand
some silver and gold Partisan gown
with slippers to correspond.
Mrs. s. s. Bloch's gown was a rich
Paris creation OF black silk lace
draped in dainty net chiffon; long
rope of diamonds.
Miss Eleanor Holloway wore a dain.
ty. girlish gown of lavender silk.
Mrs. John Stevenson wore a white
lace and blue gown.
Miss Fannie Brady's gown was a
rich creation OF black and white.
Mrs. George Vardy. OF Pittsburgh,
was attired in handsome gown OF
grey
Mrs. J. Russell Houston. OF Cincin.
natl. appeared IA beautiful creation
OF the subdued color.
Miss Paula Tiber. OF New York,
wore q pretty girlish creation OF late
design.
Miss Marie stifel wore a blue and
white frock.
Miss Eva Egerter wore white lace
and satin.
Mrs. Leo Wolfe wore a black velvet
and lace gown.
Miss Loretta Witty appeared dain-
ty I'm white and the new shad OF pink.
Mrs. II. c. Hazlett wore white satin.
Mrs Otto Schenk's gown was cream
lace embroidered in gold.
Miss Mary Ellen Hazlett appeared
in white satin with lavender bodice.
Mrs Andrew Browne wore a velvet
Gown OF baby blue
Mrs. Ella Flaccus wore black velvet
and lace trimmed In Ermine.
Mrs Krautb Wilmer OF Des Moines,
Iowa. wore black lace and satin.
Mrs. John Storer wore black lace,
cut Decolette.
Mrs. Fred Behren's gown was white
and silver.
Mrs. c. H. Simpson wore a red and
grey gown.
Mrs Allen Wheat appeared in blue
and silver.
Miss Mary Caldwell appeared in a
beautiful evening gown OF late de-
sign.
Miss Addie Hupp wore white lace
and net with a French hat Of white
silk lace.
Mrs. singleton PAUL appeared in a
gown % baby blue
Mrs. Don Merriman wore blue with
cream lace.
mfh joe iaullt IT. cnuEe TOT hef
gown white lace and silver
Mrs Edouard Ziegier 81 Paris ap-
peared In q rich Partisan gown Of
black lace. with Grecian head band
and ornaments Of pearls and dia-
monds
Mrs Jesse speidei was attlred IN
black velvet cut decoletto
Mrs Eugene Hildreth TT wore pink
satin and lace
Mrs. George List wore pink .-tin
Mrs. Harry Ebberfs gown was
black velvet with fitch fur
Mrs. n 8 Riley appeared IN white
satin with Ovordreaa 81 black Amer.
can beauty trimming
Mr.. Jesse Bloch appeared In
handsome creation OF Robins ERg
blue satin
Mr. and Mrs G. Bates Mcraln occ1-
pied n table
Mr. and Mrs. g. u. Simpson. Mr. ]
Howard Mcdonald. Mrs B Euetop
Woods and Mr.. 7. w. Sweeney sat AZ
"A table together.
Miss Byrl Varnell. Mr.. San. Jacobs
and Ben haer occupied a table
Mr.. Charles Milton entertained
Mrs. Chauncey Dewey. Major nan.
dolph stalmaker and Mr. George
Nagle
Mr. and Mrs. J. sheweu gibbs Jr
and Miss Virginia Browne we're seated
~ ono table