Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-10

bassador Of France. appeared al the
eoronation ceremonies a the palace
m g beautiful Paris gown of rose bro-
caoe and SlttHr lace The long lraiu
Was 't The same lroctde lined With
cloth of silver. Din her hair, instead
oi the convention tiara she were a
sprat ot diamonds and aqua marines.
the aesign being One of roses ANA
leaves rn branch Another beautiful
costume in which Madame Baeuauu
WiH appeag is a haH gown of white
tnd sold nrocade With this VIII pes
worn dog collar and rope of pearls.
AadaWe Gee Sails, wife cd the Swiss
minister appeared IN a court gown eff
Brussels lace ever Nurs satin. Her
court train was Of steel-blue velvet
with deep bands of sable bordering Ii.
WIN De- was worm a tiara OF diamonds
ana 81 necklace and sotmacher of dia-
monds and sapphrcs A beautiful
evening uock IS OF creme de menthe
green satin reiied i'm chiffon If the
same shade, deliberately embroidered
Jon jet
Mrs. HerboSo wife of the Chilean
charge 0-atfalres. who. before her
marriage was Miss Follmar Of Wash
ington. ID. a., wore Paris gown OF
pearl satin yelled iu chiffon enCrusted
with pearly and crystal embroidery.
The court train was of satin olaborat
ed with chiffon embroidered I'm silver.
With be- She wore "A diamond and pearl
tiara and necklace and other urna-
mentS ot pearl a charming bali
gown, also q Product of Paris is ot
white chiffon embroidered i'm silver
orchids and trimmed With filmy We
netian lace.
Mrs 9erboso. wife of the Chilean
minister the only native South Amer
lean woman present at The coronation.
Wore at The chief ceremonies. "a Paris
creation, Che foundation being of
ivory satin with am elaborate vorsage
and skirt design in iridescent peals.
The court uaiu was of satin hrocade
lined with cloth of gold and with "a
deep border of ermiue The design
on the brocaded train was of pau
IoWnia leaves i'm gold threads. With
this robe she wore a stomacher Of
diamonds and huge pear-shaped
pearls with ropes of pearls about her
throat and tiara of diamonds and
pearls. She also wore the decoration
presented 20 her by the king of An
mann On the occasion OF her recent
visit To that country. of beaten gold,
The design i'm high relief, it is a curl
Gus and beautiful ornament The
size of a small miniature, il is worn
pendant from "a silllen ribbon about
the neck The order is known as the
Kahn BOZ
Madame de Warzee dHermale,
wife OF the first councillor of the Bel
l.p b. a.ts..
Miss Dorothy Davis of New York,
wore court robe Of Brussels lace
over NATIVE ninon Her court train
was ot white satin embroidered in
gold and silver iris She wore "a dia-
mond tiara ANA many fine ola family
sapphirCs a dinner gown of rose
colored liberty velvet is another
handsome and becoming frock in
which Madame dc WarZce viii APP
pear. II is deliberately trimmed with
Brussels applique, Madame de War
zee wore the beautiful diamond ring
presented by the shah of Persia dur
ing her sojourn at Teheran
The MarchiOness GuiCcioN wife of
the Italian ambassador wore a coro-
nation robe of white brOcaded crepe
De chine with an over tunic of yellow
tulle heavily embroidered with gold
and silver ana trimmed with silver
lace and a border of white fur Her
train falling from the shoulders was
Of Venetian brocade. She wore dia-
mond tiara, ropes of pearls and
large diamond bodice ornament
Mrs Ferrante the wife Of the COun-
cillor Of the italian embassy, appeared
i'm a dress of white and gold hrOcade
draped over the underskirt consisting
of flounces of Brussels lace and chif-
fon The drapery, short in front, was
heightened at the back to form "A
short train which accompanies the
court train, the latter being in cloth
of gold embroidered with SILK and
pearls She wore a diamond and
pearl tiara and a pearl necklace.
Another woman who will be present
at the Toxic functions following the
KiOto ceremonies is Mrs Sumner
Welles, the wife Of the third secretary
Of the American embassy. Mrs
Wellcs was Miss Esther Slater of Bos-
ton. She recently arrived i'm Japan
and has many beautiful gowns and
fine jewels
The gowns worn by the foreign la
dies We're an embodiment of the
latest Paris fashion Mrs Guthrie
from a patriotic move had her gowns
fashioned i'm the United States Owing
to the war some of the Partisan
gowns We're late i'm arriving, causing
thereby flutter Of excitement ana
apprehension among the ladies ~ the
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