Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-18


Mr.. and Mrs Newbold Noyes were in
costumes of the directoire period.
Mrs. John c. Fremont wore a costume
of delicate tints after Natter repre-
senting Nine. de France
Miss Jessie Benton Fremont wore an
artists costume of the Latin Quarter.
French Peasant Flower Girl.
Mrs. Louis Winslow Austin went as a
French peasant flower girl.
DR.. Louis Winslow Austin wore a
clowns costume.
was a little girl of 1s45 in blue and
white dress. with pantalets.
Mr. Bird of Paris impersonated one
of the Greek kings palace bodyguard.
Miss Katherine McClintock, in min
aret costume of long black satin trou-
sers, with a full black chiffon skirt
embroidered in silver and a white wig.
Mrs. Garrison McClintock wore an
1850 costume of black and white chintz
with black taffeta shoulder capes.
Miss Virginia lie Seure- wore gown
of pink satin, made with very full
short skirt, worn over hoop, ana
pointed basque. She wore a white wig
with small pink satin nat tled with
large tulle bow.
Miss Marjorie Helmbold represented
valentine in a gown of red tulle COW
cred with golden hearts.
Dr. John Crayke Simpson wore
handsome Egyptian costume, which he
had made when in Cairo.
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson wore a
nuns costume of blue serge with
long white veil.
DR.. Charles Ford Langworthy went
in a mortar board and gown as a col
lege professor.
As a Samoan Princess.
Mrs. Frederic Buckley Hyde wore
a Samoan princess costume, with red
flowers in her hair and a wreath about
her neck.
period of 1850.
Mrs Bristol was a Chinese Manchu
lady The blue satin coat, which is
about 900 years old, was covered with
Pekingese embroidery of pink roses
and trousers of purple satin. The head
dress was of black satin embroidered
! in white and blue
Capt. Mark Bristol wore a mandarin
| costume, the trousers and coat being
of blue silk embroidered in brilliant
colors and hat with mandarin
plume.
mated Martha Washington, In a hand
| some gown Of black velvet with lace
| fchu and powdered hair.
| Miss Barbara Kaufman made a
! lovely little girl in a white lingerie
dress with pink sash and hair ribbons.
| Mrs. r. NJ Kaufman represented a
| Spanish dancer, in a costume OF yellow
F, silk heavily embroidered, with Span
| ish lace shawl.
Mr.. R. NJ. Kaufman wore a Moorish
costume of blue and white.
Mrs. Ritter as Isis.
Mrs. William Mcclellan Ritter was an
Egyptian deity in an effective gown
of Egyptian blue embroidered in tur-
ouoise. Her headdress was Of heavy
striped black and white satin. with a
bandeau Of pearls. Large earrings
were worm.
Mr.. Ritter was a French gentleman,
with satin knee breaches.
| Mrs. Hugh Legare wore a Persian
costume. Mr.. Legare was in hunting
| costume with a pink coat
Mr.. Saito of the Japanese embassy
was Japanese warrior; Mr.. Hisada
| Mrs Roscoe c. Bulmer was Span
J ish lady in black satin combined with
] shawls, wearing large black hat
| trimmed with single red rose.
! Miss Callie Hoke Smith was "Pier-
rot" in a one-piece black satin cos
i tune trimmed with white pompons, and
| a black ruff She wore a black wig
with black velvet skull cap.
| Mr.. Henry Breckenridge wore dark
red costume of the King John period.
/ Mrs Breckenridge had on a two
piece Pierrette of yellow satin, with
large black rings, and black run.
| MIR. and Mrs. Edward Legg were q
| Pierrot and Pierrette.
! Mrs. Frederick Chaplin represented an
Indian princess reincarnated as a pea
| cock Her gown was an imported bro
cade in peacock design, the train being
| of bronze and gilt. She wore a head
| dress of an oriental turban in colors to
match the gown.
| Miss Lucy Burleson wore a Spanish
! costume, consisting of a red fringed
| shawl over a skirt of black tulle and
| red flowers in her hair.
In Blue and Green Silk.
Miss Perrin wore an oriental costume
of blue and green silk.
Mrs. Charles s. Hamlin wore a Dutch
costume of orange silk fashioned after
the style of 1919, trimmed in embroi-
dered batiste, with an old-fashioned
cap of the embroidery over a braided
| couture.
| Mrs. Henry Spencer represented an
umbrella in colors OF black and orange.
| Mrs Vivian Spencer Of New York
| was in an artistic costume Of green
tulIe trimmed in fruit. giving poster
| effect. I
Commander Jewell appeared as Bus
ter Brown in costume OF red and
white.
Mrs. Upshur Moorhead was a charm