The Washington herald., 1914-02-22
Fashions at the Capital
The Well Dressed Woman OF Smart Society What She Wears
The Time and Place



,cordinr TO the consensus Of opinion
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had better example OF gooo uressns
by It's favored maids and matrons than
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lancy Of Its entertainments.
with Invitations to the largest private
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telephone. ana accepted or oecineo' II
any were declined (which Is doubtful,
in the same informal manner. the dress
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ans on 'iiA' ooeNs'on
worthy OF q court Dali. wiz Jewels equal
10 those worn at a diplomatic reception
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The cloth of gold gown was obviously
a Worth creation, as II followed the I'M
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mai waist line. The top was finished in
tulle. with square decollatase and very
short sleeves. Corsage ornaments OF dla-
neck Mrs Mclean wore a slender chain
Of nIatinum 90 fine as 10 be almost in
visible nalxin1 tbe huge emerald at
tacbed annear to rest directly on the
wesrar,s uncovered neck She also wore
a string of pearls falling below her
waist Mrs Mclean did not wear
tiara. but a tall cluster of white aigrettes
held in front by a tan spear of pure
white dismonds the base being a stone
of unusual size and shane.
That Young Mrs. Mclean failed to wear
her unique headdress containing the
world famous Hone diamond is said to
h. a., oocount Of a uLasa by NJ McIean
sr.. who regards the ill-starred stone
with such grave suspicion that he will
not consent to its appearance under his
roof. Fortunately the jewel casket of
his daughter-in-Iaw is so well stocked
that she can leave its most valuable pos
session at home when visiting Mclean
house and still appear en- princesse.
The aisrette headdress. with or with
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nounced single feature Oh uress 81 se'
eral of last weeks dinners and dances,
IN .bo ,-ro s,rrrisinr becsuse our
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trienos ABROAD tel US
fure with a return TO ciose-iylns comOs
and finely ieweled pins are the favored
modes in Paris and in Rome. The lat
Iar5er nnmber of Americans par
ticipating in its court functions than
ever before.
MIS- naa 80 the airrette head
dress with a diamond tiara. and also
the brand-new fringe-hnished skI
whlch is one Oh me No. gown
hlss HOI -. -, ricb siIk
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