The Washington herald., 1916-12-20

per gowned in white tulle mounted on
gold tissue and trimmed with gold lace.
Mrs. Mackaye-Smith was in black vel
vet.
Miss Amaryllis Gfllett was gowned in
orchid satin.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry D. walcott, Mrs.
Walcott wearing mauve velvet.
Representative and Mrs John f. Raker,
Mrs. Raker gowned in American Beauty
satin.
Miss Edith Benham wore a becoming
gown OF cream silk brocaded in French
blue with trimmings of blue velvet
Maj Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett,
Mrs. Barnett in blue brocade velvet.
Mrs. Richard Townsend was gowned
in blue brocade satin.
Miss Mabel Boardman wore black vel
vet softened with black tulIe.
Miss jamie Riggs was in mauve vel
vet
Miss Mary Wilson wore pink tafreta and
itulle
Miss Claire Griffenreid was gowned in
pale grey chiffon and rose-colored vel
vet.
Miss Quinn was in white satin with a
pearl overdrapery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hunt, Mrs Hunt
wearing a gown of yellow tulle mounted
on cloth Of gold.
Among the Guests.
Among the guests were: q,
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Edward
Douglass White. Mrs. White was
gowned in black velvet combined with
silver lace.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Joseph McKenna,
Mrs. McKenna wearing black tUlle over
satin, with silver trimmings.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Oliver Wendell
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black taffcta and net.
! Mr.. Justice Day and Miss Day. Miss
! Day becomingly gowned in silver bro
cade with emerald green spangles.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Willis Van De-
! vanter. Mrs. Van Devanter was gowned
in black velvet and silver tissue.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Mahlon PItney
Mrs. Pitney wearing white and silver
brocade.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Louis Brandeis
Mrs. Brandeis wearing black velvet
Mr.. Justice McReynolds.
Mrs. William II. Boiling wore a hand
some gown OF black chiffon velvet and
rose point lace.
Miss Boiling wore a French gown OF
cream-colored silk brocaded in pink roses
and combined with rose-tinted point
deEprit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Boiling, Mrs. Boil
ling's gown was a boufrant model OF
white tulle mounted on gold lace
| DR.. and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson. Mrs
IGrayson was sowned in violet velvet.
Mrs. Fields Gown.
| Mrs. Marshall Field wore a handsome
gown of blue velvet brocaded in silver
made with a court train and trimmed
with silver lace. A diamond corsage
ornament and a tiara of diamonds COM
! pleted the costume
| Admiral and Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Ben
son wearing black velvet
| Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Hagner. Mrs
Hagner in American Beauty satin and
tulle.
Assistant Secretary Of State and Mrs,
William Phillips, Mrs. Phillips gowned in
cream broCade satin with iridescent
trimmings and touches OF brown fur.
| The Solicitor of the State Department
and Mrs. Cone Johnson. Mrs johnson
wearing green satin and tulle.
Representative and Mrs. William P.
Borland, Mrs. Boriand IN American
Beauty satin.
! Mrs. Thomas Chatard. gowned IN black
velvet and silver.
| The Solicitor General and Mrs John w
Davis. Mrs. Davis wearing orchid-colored
| brOcade satin
| Mrs. Hope Slater wore a gown OF silver
lace with an overdrapery of American
Beauty brocade satin and diamond Golf
! fure ornament.
| Miss Lucy Burleson wore a dainty frock
OF white silk. with overdrapery Of white
| tulle, beaded with turquoise and crystal
Miss Sidney Burleson's gown was a