Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-18
Mrs. Wyeth as France"

Mrs. Nathan Wyeth portrayed France,
in a chiffon gown Of blue. white and
red. the skirt accordion plated. the
ribbons and with knot Of the tricolor
in her hair.
Mr.. wyeth wore the costume of a
coulotte striped in black and the black
CATERS having blue buttons. The I'M
dercoat was of black, braided in gold,
and the outside coat was blue. garnish-
ed with white braid. A red sash and q
black hat were the finishing touches.
Mrs. Frank Polk wore costume Of
the champagne shades, representing a
champagne bottle.
Miss Georgia Schof1eld had on an iri-
descent soap bubble costume OF cloth OF
silver and rainbow tulle. with a red
wig, an iridescent band of SequinS and
soap bubble balloon.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer represent
ed Marie Antoinette. in pink and
white satin gown, and a large black
hat, trimmed with plumes.
Miss Marie Sims wore a toy balloon
costume and pantellettes of black and
white striped taffeta. covered with in
Vulnerable toy balloons.
Representative John Jacob Rogers
wore an Egyptian costume Of brown,
red and white.
Mrs. Clarence Edwards wore white
wig with a ball gown OF white, trim
med with crystals.
Miss Bessie Edwards, blue tulle cos
tune with blue wig.
In Mauve and Red.
Countess Gizycka wore an oriental cos
tune of mauve and red satin and tulle.
Miss Margretta Symons wore an Egyp-
tian costume of black net embroidered in
gold.
Mrs. r. H. Chapman was a Spanish
lady in costume Of cherry chiffon.
Mr.. r. H Chapman. in a black satin
costume of 100 years ago.
as Trilby in a striped skirt and French
military coat of gray cloth.
Mr.. George H. Myers wore toreador
costume of amethyst velvet, with yellow
sash and blue kerchief.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Fairbanks went
as John Alden and Priscilla in their re-
spective green and gray costumes.
Mr.. William Bowie Clark went as Con-
fucius, in handsome. richly embroidered
costume.
Capt. Francis Parker was a Chinese
mandarin.
Col. and Mrs. R. E. L. Niche were in
effective court costumes
Mrs. James B. Aleshire went as CO.
lonial dame and Miss Dorothy Aleshire
as Swiss peasant.
Miss Pauline Kindleberger wore a pic
turesque evening star costume Of black net
trimmed with golden stars with a gold
gidle.
Mrs Thomas F. Walsh made charm
ing lady from Chinchin in a spangled
gown with red wig.
Miss Lota Robinson of New York
went as "a lady in white in gown
Of white and silver with a white wig
and feathers.
Mrs. Stephen Osborne of California
wore blue and black domino.
Miss Ruth Patterson went as beg
ger girl in a tattered brown dress, a
big beaver hat and old brown slippers
She carried a small packet on a stick
over her shoulder.
Mr.. Robert Patterson was a Pierrot
Mrs. Shields Costume.
Mrs. John K Shields wore a blue and
gold gown, with a white wig.
Lieut.. C. U: Cusaehs, U. S. n, was a
Pierrot and Mr.. Raymond F. Admiral
of New York wore an Arab costume.
Mr. Robert Scott Hume wore a Pier
rot costume Of dark blue velvet, trim
med with white Russian fur.
Mr.. Charles e. Howe wore an oriental
costume.
Miss Harrington wore Dutch cos
tune
Mrs Jerome Bonaparte wore a court
costume of Louis XIV. With her gown
of heavy white brocade she wore her
hair powdered. Mr.. Bonaparte wore a
sash across his shoulders with the even
ing dress of the present time.
Mrs. Sidney BalIou wore a bird-cage
costume of dark yellow satin tulle and
gold cords. forming the cage effect. in
which were several birds. The head
dress formed the top Of the cage, from
which hung long cord and tassel Sew
era1 birds were poised on her shoulder,
and she carried one In her hand.
Judge Bal1ou wore an oriental cos
tune of white cloth embroidered in
Mrs. Howard Nyman represented
costume, with a white wig. Miss Jennie
Gibbs was Turkish lady.
Period Of Louis Quinze.
Miss Katherine Judge wore a Louis
Quinze costume Of blue satin brocaded
in silver and gray wig.
Miss Helen Blodgett wore handsome
medieval costume of turquoise blue silk
velvet trimmed with gold bands and a
Miss Blanchard Scott wore a striking
costume of blue and scarlet.
Mrs Charles Mills Hinkle wore a Rus
sian costume.
Miss Jean Hinkle wore a beautiful
Spanish costume of shaded green satin
over a ruffied skirt of violet chiffon.
Mr.. Charles Hinkle went as a Spanish
toreador.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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