The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-10
or Countess Okuma.

PrInceSS kan1n, one Of tho pest gowned women in Tolzio court circles, where European dress is still looked upon as a mystery and 8 trial wore the required Japanese ceremonial dress at the coronation ceremonies proper, but her ball and dinner gowns sfor subsequent affairs were of the latest Parisian mode. One ball gown was of Brussels point, the design elaborated with diamonte embroidery With this is worn train of crocus yellow velvet. Among her jewels are many priceless pearls and a diamond necklace of rare design together with many jeweled decorations. Another ball gown is of apple green brocaded velvet. The long train of satin is bro caded in velvet flowers. while the gar nitures of both corsage and skirt are of point lace caught with mock em- eralds. With this is worn a long coat of ernine.
 Lady Lily Green, wife of the Brit ish Ambassador, wore robe of silver gray satin with garnit1res of rose point. Her long court train of satin was richly embroidered in Killarney roses, both roses and leaves in the natural color. She wore a tiara of dia- monds and a dog collar of finely matched stones. A ball gown Sf old rose hrocade and silver damask, en train, was another handsome frock sent out from London. The bodice and skirt were yelled with rose chif- fon embroidered in silver roses. An other dinner flock is of blush pink satin, the pink chiffon tunic being embroidered in jet and rhinestones butterfly not of black and velvet and tulle at the waist has long stream CTS that fall to the hem and ripple eout in graceful lines over the train.
 Madame Regnault, wife of the Am bassador of, France. appeared at the coronation ceremonies at the palace in
 
 cadef and silver lace. The long train was of the same brocade lined with cloth of silver. In her hair, instead of the conventional tiara she wore a spray of diamonds and aqua marines, the design being one of roses and leaves en branch. Another beautiful costume in which Madame Regnault will appear is a, ball gown of white and gold brocade. With this will be worn a dog collar and ropes of pearls
 Madame de Sails, wife of the Swiss minister appeared in a court gown of Brussels lace over@ivory satin Her court train was of stee1-blue velvet with deep bands of sable bordering it. With it was worn tiara of dia- monds and a necklace and stomacher of diamonds and sapphires. A beauti- full evening frock is of fcreme de menthe green satin yelled in chiffon of. the same shade, elaborately em- broidered in jet
 Mrs. Pimental, wife of the Brazilian charge d. Affaires. who before her maria ge, was Miss Fol1mar of Wash ington, D. C.. wore Paris gown of pearl satin yelled in chiffonAencrusted with pearl and crystal embroidery. The court train was of satin elabor- ated with chiffon embroidered in sill yer. With it she wore a diamond and pearl tiara and necklace and other ornaments of pearls. A charming ball of T-io is of white chiffon embroidered in silver orchids and trimmed with filmy Vene- lian lace.
 Mrs Herboso. wife of the Chilian minister the only native South Aneri- can woman present at the coronation ] wore. at the chief ceremonies Paris creation. the foundation being of ivory satin with an elaborate corsage and 1 skirt design in irridescent pearls. The I court train was of satin brocade lined with clothe of gold and with a deep 1 border of ermine. The design on the 1 brocaded train was of @pauloWnia l leaves in gold threads. With this robe 1 she wore a stomacher of diamonds and huge pear-shaped pearls withj ropes of pearls about her throat and a tiara of diamonds and pearls She | also wore the decoration presented !! to her by the King of Apnam on the occasion of her recent visit to that country. Of beaten gold, the design in high relief, it is a curious and beau tiful sornament. The size of a, small | it is worn pendent from a si1l1en ribbon about the neck The order is known as the '-Sain Boi.
 Madame de warzee d'EIermalle, wife of the first Councillor of the Belgian-t legation, before her marriage Miss Dorothy Davis of New York, wore 9 court robe of Brussels lace oyer mauve ninon Her court train was of white satin embroidered in gold ana silver Iris She wore a diamond tiara and many fine old family sapphires- A dinner gown of rose co1ored liberty velvet fs another handsome and be- coming frock in which Madame de Warzee will appear. It is elaborately trimmed with Brussels applique. Ma lame de Warzee worel the beautiful diamond ring presented by the Sha of during her sojourn at Teher- m. l.
 The Marchioness Guiccioli, wife of.l he Italian Ambassador, wore a cor , ,nation robe of white brocaded crepe le chine with an over tunic of yellow uIIe heavily embroidered with gold tnd silver and trimmed with silver ace and a border of white fur. Her rain falling from the shoulders was # Venetian brocade. She wore a, diaL- s nond tiara, rope of pearls and a large diamond bodice ornmaent.
 Mrs. Ferrante, the wife of the coun- .illor of the Italian Embassy, appear d in a dress of white and gold brocade iraped over the -underslxirt consisting ,f flounces of Brussels lace and chif- on The drapery. short in front, was I at the back to form a short rain which accompanies the court rain, the latter being in cloth of gold with silk and pearls. She wore a diamond and pearl tfara and | pearl necklace.
 Another American woman who will ant at IAtA To1 functions owing the Kioto- ceremonies is Mrs. Summer Weiles, the wife of the third Iecretary of the American Embassy. Mrs. Welles was Miss Esther Slater of