The Washington herald., 1916-02-01
Mrs. Frank Odenheimer, Mrs. Swanson
and Mrs. Maude Howell Smith.
Gowns Seen in Receiving Line.

Mrs. Frank odenheimer. Mrs. Swanson
and Mrs. Maude Howell Smith.
Gowns Seen in Receiving Line.
Miss Heth wore a handsome gown OF
violet brocaded velvet. with diam ond Or
naments. Mrs. Marshall was charmingly
gowned in cerise tulle over satin, with
scarf of gold tissue. Mrs. Lansing wore
cloth of silver. Mrs. McAdoo wore a
dancing frock of pink taffeta made over
cream lace and carried a sheaf of pink
roses. Mrs. Gregory's gown was of
white satin and silver. Mrs Daniels wore
black satin with an overdress OF tuIle
studded with sequins and a girdle of blue
and silver. Mrs. Lane was in gray tulle
and blue panne velvet. Mrs. Odenheimer
wore black satin and lace. and Mrs.
Howell Smith was lovely in brown bro
caded velvet and gold tissue. Miss Will
sons gown was of apple green taffeta
and tulle. Mrs. Swanson was gowned in
pink psnne velvet, with trimmings of
gold lace
Entertaintaing guests In the boxes were
Senator and Mrs. Shields, Senator
Phelan, Representative and Mrs. Thomas
B. Dunn, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs.
Delos Blodgett. Mrs. Elmer Black. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles N. Welsh, Mrs. Will
lam M. Ritter, Mrs. E. W. Cole, Mr..
William E. Fowler, Miss Mary Temple,
Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin. Mrs. Fran
co.'s Berger Moran. Mrs. Graeme Har-
vey. Miss Elizabeth Overton Lee, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul M Warburg, Mrs Geary
Johnson, and Mrs. Bates Warren. Mrs
Carly Vrooman had a box which she did
not occupy, owing to mourning in
the family.
Miss Wilson Wears Blue TafYeta.
Miss Margaret Wilson wore a charming
gown of light blue taffeta and tulle and
Miss Bones was in silver lace over white
satin. Mrs. Francois Berger Moran was
gowned in white lace over white satin
and wore diamond ornaments. Mrs. E.
w. Coles costume was OF white brocaded
satin and lace with emerald and pearl
ornaments. Mrs. Archibald Oracle was
in white satin veiled in black tulle with
silver trimmings. Mrs. Bankhead, wife
of Senator Bankhead, wore gray brocad-
ed satin and diamonds; her daughter in
law, Mrs. John Bankhead. jr.. was in
pink satin yelled in white lace, and Miss
Marion Bankhead wore white tulle and
silver
Miss Lawrence Quirello's gown was of
white crepe de chine and gold lace. Mrs.
Theodore T. Tiller wore cream renais-
sance lace, with a court train of rose
colored velvet. Her house guest, Mrs.
Philip Clancy, of New York, was gowned
in heliotrope satin yelled in tulle and
heavily beaded. Miss Mary Pugh wore a
dainty gown of rose taffeta and tulIe;
Miss Louise Pugh was in black tulle over
old-blue satin, and Miss Pugh wore white
lace over satin. Mrs. James B. Hurley
was gowned in black tulle over cloth of
IJ1r
Alfred Quinton, of Kansas. Mrs. Quinton
wore black velvet and silver brocade.
Mrs Capstick, wife of Representa- tive
Capstick, was gowned in blue panne vel
vet; Mrs. Logan Tucker wore rose bro
cade with crystal trimmings and a dia-
mond hair ornament: Mrs. Cary Nalle,
blue velvet and silver; Mrs. Charles Fair
fax, yellow satin and crystal; Mrs. Ed
win Du Bose, yellow brocade and violet;
Miss Du Bose, pale green tafTeta; Mrs.
James E Mulcare wore white lace over
green satin, her guests being Mrs. Rufus
Clark, Mrs. s. G. Hancock, of Nashville;
Miss Annie May Vogle and Miss Nellie
Beall. Mrs. Clark wore white tulle over
pink; Mrs. Hancock was in black lace;
Miss Fogle's gown was of green taffeta,
and Miss Beall wore pink satin.
Mrs. Gen. Pickett Attends.
OHld, "ile VI lIe lHlIu sec
retary of the japanese Embassy, wore
a charming gown of white crepe de chine
with girdle of rose-color. Miss Jane
Gregory was in white satin and silver,
and her house guest, Miss Cornelia Keas-
bey, was gowned in American Beauty
tulle over white satin. Mrs NJ. c.
Adams gown was of orchid tulle over
satin with crystal trimmings, her guests
being DR.. and Mrs. Brent Moore and
Miss Lucille Moore and Mrs. Basil
Kenny, of Alabama
In Capt. and Mrs. William Graeme
Harvey's box were Mrs. Gen. Pickett,
gowned in black velvet and point lace
with diamond ornaments: Mrs. Frank
over black satin and diamond ornaments;
Mrs. w. T. Baggett, in lavender satin
veiled in silver lace with pearl orna-
ments; Mrs. Andrew B. Graham, in white
satin, veiled in silver net anc crystal
beads. Mrs. Harvey wore pink tafreta
veiled in silver lace and diamond orna-
ments.
Miss Anna s. Macdonald wore black
satin with lace drapery; Miss Cora
Thomas, of West Virginia cream color
lace with black chiffon; Miss Elinor
Osborn, of West Virginia. white crepe de
chine, and crystal; Mrs X. B. Campbell,
of st. Louis, black lace and white satin.
with diamond ornaments; Miss Nellie
Campbell of st. Louis. white lace and
green tulle, pearl ornaments. and Miss
Edith Corbyn, rose color and white
brocade.