The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
CONGRESSIONAL SET
WHITE HOUSE GUESTS
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was edged with silver and a heavy Dano
of silver finished the graceful square
train. A jeweled ornament was caught
in her hair and she carried fan OF
ostrich feathers In the natural color.
Miss Margaret Wilson was not present,
but Miss Gertrude Gordan was among
| the guests, and WAS charmingiy gowned
I'm white satin and tulle. with a corsage
bouquet of orchids. Miss Helen Wood
row Bones wore a lovely frock of pink
satin veiled in bronze tulle.
In the receiving party were the vice
President and Mrs. Marshall, and the
members of the Cabinet and their wives
Mrs. Marshall was beautifully gowned
in cerise net over satin, embroidered IN
gold. with a beaded gold scarf.
Mrs. Lansing, wife OF the Secretary Of
State wore violet satin and tulle.
, Mrs. McAdoo, wife Of the Secretary OF
! the Treasury, was charming in a gown
of white satin and tulle with court
train OF heavy satin.
| Mrs Gregory wife OF the Attorney
| General. wore a charming gown OF
bronze tulle. over blue satin, with trim
mings of gold lace.
Mrs. Burleson, wife OF the Postmaster
| General, was gowned in a handsome COS
tune of blue chiffon velvet with a grace
full court train Of cloth Of silver.
| Mrs. Daniels, wife of the Secretary Of
| the Navy wore black velvet and Jet.
| Mrs. Lane, wife of the Secretary OF the
Interior. was in lavender and silver tulle
combined with silver lace.
| Mrs. Houston. wife OF the Secretary OF
| Agriculture, was gowned in black panne
velvet and silver lace.
| Mrs. RedfeId, wife Of the Secretary of
Commerce, wore violet satin with trim
mings OF silver lace. banded with fur.
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Labor, was in pearl gray crepe de chine
and lace.
Among the guests were:
| Senator and Mrs. Porter ]. McCumber.
Miss Helen McCumber and their house
guest, Miss Eileen Roach, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. McCumber was gowned in blue satin
and tulle with irridescent trimmings. Miss
McCumber wore a charming frock Of
pink and silver brocade trimmed with
silver lace. and Miss Roach was in pink
taffeta and tulle with a girdle OF blue vel
vet
Senator and Mrs. John F. Shafroth,
Mrs. Shafroth wearing white mOire satin
and silver lace.
Representative and Mrs Ira c. Copley.
the latter Eowned in pink brocade.
| Representative and Mrs. Percy F.
Quinn. Mrs. Quinn wore a charming
gown OF cream lace with a court trail
of purple velvet and pearl ornaments
Representative and Mrs. Carl f. Mspes.
Mrs. Mspes wearing black tulle over light
blue satin.
Representative and Mrs. John Jacob
Rogers. the latter in pink taffeta and
silver.
Senator and Mrs. Moses F. Clapp. Mrs.
Clapp wearing white lace over lavender,
with fur trimmings.
Senator and Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst.
and Miss Agnes Clark. house guest Of
Mrs. Ashurst, from Arizona. Mrs. As
hurst wore yellow Charmeuse with over
drapery of old rose hand-psinted chiffon.
and black velvet ribbon. and Miss Clark
was in pink satin and pearls.
Senator and Mrs. William +. Borah,
Mrs. Borah gowned in old-hlue satin,
combined with gray tulle and pearls. Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Stoutneyer OF Idaho, ac-
Compa MED them. Mrs. Stoutmeyer wore
black tulle and Jet.
Miss Lucy Burleson was In green tulle
and Miss Sidney Burleson wore a dainty
frock OF pink tsffeta.
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson was gowned
in light green tulle over silver lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Clarke, Of
New York, house guests of the Attorney
General and Mrs. Gregory. Mrs. Clark
wore one Of the loveiiest gowns OF the
evening, fashioned OF cloth OF silver, with
with a long square train and bOuffant
draperies OF white tulle. She wore dia-
mond ornaments and carried a white os-
trich feather fan. Miss Jane Gregory
wore charming frock of pink tulle over
| silver.
Miss Edith Benham was gowned in yell
low satin veiled in black tulle
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Day. Mrs Day
wearing green tuIle over green satin.
Senator and Mrs. Willard Salisbury
| Mrs. Salisbury was gowned in midnight
blue tulle over cloth OF silver
|
Scott. Mrs. Scott wore black lace and
silver. and Miss Scott was in Lavender
tulle over white satin
! Paymaster and Mrs. Emmett c. Gudger,
Mrs. Gudger wearing blue tulle over sill
Iver embroidered with silver butterflies.
Miss Lansing sister OF the Secretary OF
State. wore charming gown Of silver
Ihrocade
Senator and Mrs. Beckham and Can't.
B. y. BeCkham. of Fort Hamilton, broth
er OF Senator BeCkham. Mrs Beckham
wore a handsome gown of purple velvet
trimmed with silver lace
| Senator and Mrs Charles T. johnson
and their house guests. Gov. and Mrs
Oakley C Curtis. of Maine. Mrs. johnson
was sowned in black net over pale pink
satin with touches of sapphire blue.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burt. the Misses
| Burt. their house guest, Miss Elizabeth
| Walden. of New Jersey. and Mr. Edwin
! Burt. Mrs. Burt was gowned in black
lace and Jet. Miss Frances Burt wore a
| charming gown OF yellow satin veiIed I'm
bronze chiffon embroidered in sequins,
Miss Anita Burt WAS in silver lace over
blue taffeta, and Miss Walden was lovely
in gown Of black tulle embroidered in
silver over black satin.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward r. Clark Mrs
Clark wearing grey and silver brocade.
! Dr. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan
and Miss Eleanora Morgan. Miss
Morgan wore a charming gown of black
| tulle and silver.
Representative and Mrs Hall an dthcir
daughter, Mrs. Helena Hill Weed. Mrs.
| Hill was gowned in white and gold
brocade and Mrs. Weed wore lavender
tule over white satin.
| Representative and Mrs. John A NJ
Adair Mrs. Adair wearing white satin
embroidered in silver and trimmed with
opalescents. Mrs. T. F. johnson. Mrs.
Adairs mother, wore black velvet
| trimmed in silver lace.
| Representative and Mrs. Hall and. their
Virginia lie Seure Miss lie Seure wore
pink silk embroidered in silver