The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-30
Elegant Gowns Worn.

GlSSeiHN SONHo VOIns
Many beautiful and expensive gowns
were in evidence among the ladies' in
attendance and the representatives
of the Sun succeeded in getting brief
description of some of the more strik.
ing costumes worn, among which were
the following:
Miss Maude Olden wore q beautiful
gown of Georgette Crepe with gold
trimmings; diamonds,
Miss Frances Fields, of ST. Joseph,
Mo-, wore gown of black chiffon with
silver trimmings, pearl and diamond
ornaments.
Miss Mary Clifford was gowned in
peach bloom crepe de chine and blue
velvet with silver laQe with pearl or.
naments.
Miss Josephine Pen on wore orange
taffeta with silver laes trimmings, jet
and diamond ornamets.
Mrs. NJ. N. Young ss5re a gown OF
silver cloth and gold lace, gold brocad
ed boots and diamond necklace.
Miss Esther May Clerk wore a gown
of pink satin with fur and gold lace
trimming; diamond butterfly brooch
Mrs. Clara E. Adams wore a gown
of white Georgette c-epe over crepe
de chine and wore b autiful diamond
tiara.
Miss Blanche DeBc. of st. Joseph
Mo-, wore a black silfsAet gown
royal blue trimming al jet ornaments
Miss Georgia Colem wore gown
of Blue Charmeuse an net with pearl
ornaments.
Mrs. Corrine Jordan was gowned in
crepe de chine with gold trimmings
and wore diamond ftlra.
Mrs. w. B. Kennedy wore a gown
of black taffeta and diamonds.
Miss Agnes Mormon wore gown
of Canary chiffon and gold lace with
pearls.
Mrs. Frank A. Harris was gowned
in white satin and georgette crepe.
Miss Myrtle johnson. of st. Joseph
Mo-, wore a gown of blae silk trimmed
in white fur.
Miss Blanche P4sss<sSGl. Of ! Law
renee, Kansas, wore a gown of pale
green messaline with an overskirt OF
tulle.
Mrs. T. B. Watkins wore a gown OF
white crepe de chine and broadcloth
with gold slippers and diamonds.
Mrs. Geo. w. X. Love was gowned
in black satin and tulle.
Miss Marie Johnson wore a gown
of pink tulle with pearl trimmings and
diamonds.
Mrs. R. C. Hayden wore a gown OF
white embroidered chiffon and dia
monds.
Mrs. Geo. C. Martin, of Brennan,
Texas, wore a blue net gown over
taffeta with silver lace trimming.
Pearls and diamonds were her jewels.
Mrs. R. T. Coles wore a beautiful
white Elizabethian silk with natural
trimmings and diamonds.
Mrs. D. N Crosthwait, black silk
with venetian lace insertion, diamond
lavaliere.
Mrs. N c. Crews wore tan cloth
trimmed with silver lace and chiffon
and carried a bouquet of American
Beauty roses.
Mrs. c. H. Phillips of st. Louis, Mo.
wore a gown of olive green silk chif-
fon trimmed in silver and picture
hat and slippers to match costume.
Mrs. L. d. Hines wore a gown OF
embroidered net, lace trimming and
diamonds.
Miss Louise Bruce of Ann Arbor
Mich, wore gown of pink taffeta and
diamonds.
Miss Naomi White wore a gown OF
black embroidered Chiffon cloth witt
pearl trimmings and blood stones.
Miss Rosa Barbee wore white geor
gette crepe and jet jewelry.
Miss Amelia Hutchins wore ole
rose charmeurse trimmed with OLD
lace and wore gloves and slippers tc
match her costume and diamonds.
Mrs. Marion Smith wore white sill
marquisette with lace trimmings ant
diamonds
Miss Josephine Yates wore white