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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
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WALLACE.

Miss Mildred Groves is attending
high school at Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fosse called al
the James roves home, Sunday even
ing,
Miss Josephine Hallauer returned
home Monday night, after working
for her sister, Mrs. Frank Cordell
east of Watertown. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor.
dell are the parents of a baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dobson and Fern Wis
tied at Mr.. Morgan's, Sunday.
Miss Maggie Johnston assisted Mrs.
Dan Groves during threshing.
Mrs. Julian Faehn is staying with
her mother during the absence of her
father, who is at Deadwood, attending
federal court.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07


Notice is hereby given that on the
21st day Of August, 1916, a petition
was filed BY b. N. Whistler in the
once Of the City Clerk of the City Of
WATERFOWL and presented to the May
81 and Council Of said City Of Water
town. praying that the Southeast
Quarter HEA) Of the Southeast
Quarter (sEAl q Section Twenty
four CA. Township One Hundred
Seventeen (117) North, Of Range
Fiftyfhree l5s), West Of the Fifth
NJ ia Codington County. South
Dakota, containing forty (4O) acres,
more Of less. according 70 the United
states Goyernment Survey, BE dis
conpected and excluded from the City
u WatertoWns South Daibta. and that
@aid petition viii be presented tol
nnal action I . the MAYOR and Ctts
Council Is the seid CITY otssWatertowI
81 fkeSmseting d said City counci
OH 2plsd day d October 1916.
pAted III Wstertosn. |. 81 August
1916
sassls NaWhistlers
Petitioner.
rFrokpdh last pub SeptlX1
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
Real Estate Transfers
Reported by codInaton County Al.
straet 90.

George w. Case to Joseph D. Freed
lots 8, 10, II, IL and 10, block IS
Way-Case Addition and outlots Z ant
s Ways Subdivision Of outlot So, Way
Case Addition SLIPS.
e. G. Jewison to Geo. Smedley, lot.
! to Z, inclusive. block 4, Gesley'+,
Second Addition; 81.
R. G. Williams to Eva p. Whiting
undivided half interest In lots /,
and 8. block 5, Lake View Addition.
s1.0o.
August Il. Melchert TO August Jaeh,
lsWA 15-117-54; 81.
L. Il. Archer to Edith Archer, lot
20 to "a. block 8; lots 1s, II and Il
block 5 lots 4 to 10. block 2, Gesley'
Addition: 81.
Helen sumo to Andrew Flisrand
NEA 2s.11ss54:- $4,000:
NJ. 3, Moore to SD. Boyd. half il
~terest IN sWA 2O-11s55; 81.
Martha Ffske to City Of waite,
town, part of lot s. section 1911,
IS; 81.
n. z. Dodge Js 70 Mary /
Humphrey. lot ~, Belmont; $50.
II
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
HOW TO GIVE GOOD ADVICE

The best way to give good advice
is to set a good example. When 9TH
ers see how quickly you get over your
cold by taking Charaberlain's Cough
Remedy they are likely to follow your
example. This remedy has been in
$ for many years and enjoys an ex-
cellent reputation. Obtainable every
ADV. 1916
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
WEATHER FOR AUGUST.

Highest Temperature the End, 81;
Lowest AZ. With Much Rainfall.
Weather Reporter R. @. Wood finds
that nearly I inches of rain fell during
the month of August, with the mini
mum temperature 47 and the maxi
mum 81. Daily temperature follows.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
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CAUGHT UNAWARES

Judge John Nicholson: y was gu
TO the farm the other day, near Flor
ence, and l tell you the crops are MOI
very good in that region, rs else
where, for that matter. Some OF the
farmers had plowed under their wheat
not considering it worth cutting, but
the majority Of them harvested it
But we have a good crop of corn, at
any rate, which, with continued favor
able weather until it natures, may
offset in part the loss on wheat
A. II. Ristvedt County commission
er of the Forence-Wallace DISTRICT;
No, we haven't thre3hed much yet in
our vicinity, although some have done
more or less of it. Now and then a
field of wheat is reported to be lair
for this year, turning out from 7 to
Y bushels per acre, but the average.
so far as reported, is around or below
the smaller figure, Some is fair in
quality while other fields turn out a
very inferior grade-in fact, no grade
at all, some of it being fit only for
feed No, l shall o Join Mrs. Rist-
yedt at Mortified where our daugh-
tiers are attending school until The
completion of my term of Office in
January, when may go there to spend
the balance of the winter. And, by
the way, we appreciate The Saturday
and l wish you would put Mrs.
Ristyedts name on your list, so the
will receive its weekly visits.
G. c. Record CRlverside, Calf. Wis
iting in Watertownl; Out In Califor-
MIA we've tried all sorts of dinners,
and we've reached the conclusion that
there is nothing that beats the dip
ping of the headlights forward so
they will throw the light only a
short distance ahead of the car. Your
people here, / have noticed, fail in
part to use the DINNERS which
all high-grade cars are equipped with,
in striking contrast to the use of them
on the Pacific coast, where all driv
ers exercise care in this respect. A
portion of your South Dakota
drivers would find themselves in Jail
in California if they were SO needless
iii turning Of the DINNERS when APP
preaching other cars. We've tried the
painting or eoloring of the upper por-
tons OF the headlights, and we've tried
the dinners which are provided for
most cars, but we've found that the
ldipping' of the headlights beats
them ALL
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07

slitor: You told your father
that 4 was earning $4,000 i year.
What did he aA
The Girl he said he knew YOU
we're getting thaf much. but he doubt
"a goa WsTe eaIgtnk f-Bos1on
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07

He scorned his own who felt anoth-
er's woe.-Campbell.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
T 70 CREDITORS

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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
NOTICE.

CHRIST pub. Aug. 81. last Sep. ID
Evening star., 1916-12-20
Gown Worn by Mrs. White.

Among the guests were the Chief
Justice and Mrs. Edward Douglas
White. Mrs. White wearing handsome
gown of black chiffon velvet with
Evening star., 1916-12-20

with long train Of white panne velvet.
Mrs. Beverly Price Evans, black satin
trimmed with Jet Miss Donnely, green
and silver brocade and tuile. Mrs. ROD
ee n Harper, gold lace over white tuue.
Mrs. Carl Mueller, livery satin with
scarf OF white lace. Miss Helen Demonet:
kings blue satin combined with tulie OF
the same shade embroidered In silver.
Mrs. Louis Gerthe. blue and black tuile
over white>asin, with seauin trimming
Others Present.
Others present were: Prof. Stockton
Axson. Senator Francis Newlands. Mrs
Hengsler, Mr.. Herbert Hengsler. Senator
Ashurst, William Bailey Lamar. Senator
elect Mckellar, Senator Hoke Smith. Mr
and Mrs. Lyman Pratt. Mrs. Pratt wear
ing a lovely gown of gold lace and tur-
auoise hrocade over cloth of gold
Nine. Christian HaugS wore gown OF
blue velvet and tulle with pearl orna-
gold sequins over blue satin; Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman. black velvet with iridescent
trimming and a corsage bouquet OF
orchids; Miss Georgina Schoffeld. an at
.ractive gown of red velvet and chiron;
Airs. Walcott Gilbert of England. yellow
brocade and cream lace with a pink rose
on the corsage and miniature Of her
grandfather, Gen. Won Buelow. surround
ed with diamonds; Mrs. Fairchild, wife
of Representative Fairchild, with satin
broeaded in silver: Mrs. Garde. wife of
Representative Garde. black tulle and sill
Yer: Mrs Arthur w. Dunn, black
tulie embroidered in gold.
Mrs. Mackay-Smith. black velvet;
Mrs. Thomas F.. Walsh, white satin
heavily embroidered in pink dogwood,
combined with rose velvet, worn with
exquisite pearls; Mrs. Eliphalet An
drewS, black satin and tulle; Miss Mary
Lord Andrews, white tul1e over silver,
embroidered in silver: Mrs. Mime
gerode. wife of Capt. Fitzhugh Mime
gerode, L. s. A, cream lace with a
high girdle of rose-pink satin.
Mrs. Sidney Ballou. blue net over Sill
yer; Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. taupe
tulle trimmed in maribou and touches
of orange; Mrs. Wallace Hanger, violet
chiffon and iridescent trimming.
Mrs. John Lindsay Morehead. ivory
hrocaded satin draped over a lace pet
ticoat. with tight-fitting bodice, the
upper part of which was of rare old
lace, edged with tiny bands of ermine
fur, with dog collar and hair ornamen,
of diamonds and pearls; Mrs. John
Wyeth. ivory satin brocaded in silver
with touches of point lace and tiara
dog collar and necklace of diamonds
with enormous solitaires in her ears.
Mrs. Harold Walker. orchid velvet
and tulle. Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark
Pomerene. wife of Senator Pomerene,
black spangled net. Mrs. Fred Den
nett, blue chiffon. Miss Dorothy Den
nett, violet chiffon combined with vel
vet Of the same shade. Mrs. Russell
Harrison, imported model of green
chiffon, figured in large design of gold
white, black and mauve, built over
Evening star., 1916-12-20
AT SIPS

Mems and Women's Better Grade
COMFY" Slippers of the famous
Dan'l Green &s Co.'S make-and
Women's Wool Felt Juliets with
felt ornaments upon front.
Evening star., 1916-12-20
$3.50

Mems Felt COMFY Slippers
of navy blue with plaid COLLAR
New FELT OPERA SLIPPERS
with leather sole-aiso Brown
Kid Romeos and Black or Brown
Kid EverettS.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

plain green satin and draped with
green silk net with broad bands OF
purple net, the butterfly sleeves of the
green net with purple bands and the
pointed train of the chiffon. her cos
tune completed by a superb necklace
of diamonds. with pendants of soh-
taires. Mrs. Saunders wore a gown of
black chiffon over black satin. with
bands of amethysts and jets. the bodice
OF silver lace veiled with chiffon and
finished with amethysts and jets.
Mrs. Benson. wife of Admiral Benson.
black velvet and touches of white tuile.
Mrs Stanton Peelle. daughter-in-law
of Judge Peelle. black net over black
satin. Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman, Span
ish lace over black satin.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

James Young. gray tulle. with panels
and bodice heavily embroidered in iri-
descent gray sequ1ns: Mrs Hampson
Gary, a Charming gown Of pink satin
and pink tulle: Mrs George E. Pickett.
in orchid satin brocaded in gold: Miss
Mary Amber. in nile green tulle over
white satin; Mrs. Edward T. Taylor. in
black velvet with jet trimmings; Mrs
John E Raker. handsome gown of
ruby-colored velvet with angel sleeves
of self-colored tulle
Mrs. Linthicum's Gown.
Mrs. Charles J. Linthicum, black lace
combined with black taffeta: Miss
Elizabeth Hamilton. in black tulIe
trimmed with iridescsnt bands Of green
and black sequins: Mrs. Charles W.
! Kutz. handsome gown of apricot vel
vet and silver tulle: Miss Emily Kutz,
in black velvet, with the sleeves and
bodice finished with wide bands of
heavy silver lace; Mrs. Williams Phil
lips, charming gown OF white lace
and tulle over Cream-colored satin, with
the bodice trimmed with marabou: Mrs:
Francis Warren. a stunning gown of
white net heavily embroidered in white
and light blue opalescent beads and
rhine Mrs. Thomas p. Gore. in
salmon pink brocaded in silver; Mrs.
John Jay White, a handsome gown OF
white brocaded satin.
Mrs William A. Rodenberg. a lovely
gown of green and black tulle with
bodice handsomely embroidered in
green and Jet beads: Mrs. Charles Hen
ry Butler, in burgundy chiffon velvet.
Mrs William Payne Meredith, black
charmeuse with tulle and jet trimming.
Mrs. Lyman Grant Pratt, gold lace
trimmed with broad bands of blue bro
cade. Mrs Michael F. Farley, white
satin brocaded in gold and trimmed
with lace Mrs John Crayke Simpson,
| black chiffon velvet with the corsage
| of black flet lace over white with jet
| trimming
Tulle on Cloth of Silver.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White,
Mrs. White in charming gown of
white tulle built on cloth of silver.
| The sleeveless decollete bodice and
front and back panels of the over
dra peries were embroidrd in opalescent
! seuuins and the short skirt had a train
! of silver gauze built on white satin.
| Mrs William Kybard Nottingham
wore yellow brocade trimmed with gold
| lace. Mrs. Hubert Dent a handsome
gown of black tulle over white satin
with the bodice heavily embroidered in
silver. Mrs. John Davidge. black tulle
! over black satin. Mrs. Sladin, peacock
green and gold brocade with gold lace
| on the corsage Mrs Charles Z. Howry,
! gold net over yellow satin. Miss Howry,
| white tuIle over white satin. Miss Mary
| Howry. pretty gown of green tulle
| draped over white satin. Mrs Walter
| s. PenfieM. white tulle, heavily en-
broidered in pearls and rhinestones.
Evening star., 1916-12-20
500, 900 Fire in Salem, Ind.

SALEM. Ind. December 20.-A loss
estimated at 100000 was caused here
yesterday by fire that destroyed the
Stout Furniture Company's factory No.
and damaged the plant of the Inter-
state Public Service Electric Company.
The fire started in tho varnish room Of
the furniture factory from an unknown
cause. The furniture factory wRs owned
by Arthur L. Stout of Indianapolis.
Evening star., 1916-12-20
Mrs. Van Orsdel's Gown.

Judge and Mrs. Josiah A. Van Orsdei.
the latter in gown Of Inoonstone vol
vet brocade combined with silver tissue.
Judge Ashley NJ. Gould and Mrs.
Gould, who was gowned In orchid bro
cade and silver tissue.
Judge and Mrs Charles H. Robb, Mrs
Robb wearing A gown of lace with an
overdrees of pink chiffon velvet.
Judge and Mrs. Robert NJ. Montgom-
cry, Mrs. Montgomery gowned in black
satin and lace.
Judge and Mrs. George Z. Martin,
Mrs Martin wearing a handsome model
of jet-embroidered black satin with
drapery Of net.
Mrs. Alex r. Mullowny was in black
seaoinned net built over cloth Of silver.
Judge James L. Pugh and the Misses
Evening star., 1916-12-20
bodice of black seauins, pearl collar.

bodice of black sequins, pearl collar.
Justice and Mrs. Willis Van Devanter,
the latter in a stunning gown of vene-
tian blue brocaded in steel color. with
the side draperies faced with steel
cofored taffeta.
Justice and Mrs. Joseph McKenna, Mrs.
Mckenna in black tulle over black
satin with jet trimming.
Justice and Mrs. Brandeis. Mrs Bran
deis wore a handsome gown of black
velvet combined with silver lace.
Justice Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Day.
Mrs Day in beautiful gown of
emerald green spangle combined with
silver lace.
Gown Worn by Mrs. Polk.
The counselor of the State Department
and Mrs. Frank Polk; Mrs Polk wore
an effective gown of white satin brocaded
in silver Miss Jane Gregory. in yellow
chiffon. embroidered In gold beads. over
cloth of gold. Mrs. NJ B. Owen-Chahoon
handsome gown of cloth of gold. en-
broidered in gold and silver thread over
white satin, with bodice of point dc
venice. Mrs. Cone johnson. a beautiful
gown of green tulle. embroidered in gold.
draped over metallic cloth of green and
gold
The solicitor general and Mrs John w.
Davis: Mrs. Davis in stunning gown
of orchid satin brocaded in silver, draped
over petticoat Of silver lace. Mrs. Mary
Schleuter. handsome gown of green and
silver brocade.
Judge and Mrs. George Eddy Downey
Mrs. Downey in pearl gray satin veiled
IN tuIle. the corsage trimmed with silver
lace and touches of French blue velvet
and the skirt mounted on a cloth Of sill
Yer underdress finished at the bottom
with ruffies of silver lace. Mrs. George
NJ. Pollock of St Petersburg, Fla. black
tulle over cloth of gold. with the corsage
Byfeld Of Florida. white tulie embroid
cred in silver over cloth of silver Miss
Christine Hannah Of Florida pale blue
charmeuse veiled in gold tulle and trim
med with gold lace.
Mrs. Walter l. Mccoy. black lace over
white satin: Miss Mccoy, pink chiffon
over white lace.
Mrs. Seth Shepard, blue velvet with
the corsage of silver lace and the
draped skirt opening at one side to
show a panel of cloth of silver and
ending in long square train. Mrs.
Wendell Stafford. pale blue satin trim
med with black and silver lace. Mrs
Frederick L. Siddons. orchid -coIored
tulle combined with silver lace and
tulle; Miss Siddons, blue tulle and gold
tissue
Mrs. Edward herman Campbell.
orchid charmeuse embroidered in beads;
Miss Jean Campbell, turquoise blue
taffeta trimmed with silver. Miss Ann
Johnston Of Richmond. black jetted net
trimmed with velvet and silver lace
Miss Evelyn Reade. orchid pink tulle
ming. Miss Booth. green taffeta trim
med with white lace and pearls. Miss
Mary Booth. white tulle over cloth of
silver.
Evening star., 1916-12-20
At $3.50

Women's "COMFYS DE LUXE"
trimmed with silk ribbons-the
new hish-cut Comfys called
ORIENT TALS'-and Fine, Rib
bon-trimmeu Felt A NTOI-
NETTES" with leather sole and
low heel-also Soft-eolored Kid
BOUDOIR SLIPPERS with heels.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

gown of green brocade over goid race.
Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, sapphire piue
chiffon velvet. veiied in garnet tuiie.
Mrs. Paul w. bartlett gold and elne
brocade and tulle. Mrs. Gilbert Grosve-
nor. white brocaded satin. Mrs. Ihso
dore w. Noyes. pink and blue shaded
taffeta over orchid pink tulie MISS -.
Prentice, blue tulie over cloth OF silver
with seQuin trimming.
Mrs. Hugh u. Scott wore Jet anu
silver beaded gown with silver lace on
the corsase. Miss blanchard Scott. Bel
gian blue faille with brown ,uiie
scarf. Mrs William L. Borland. cerise
beauty satin and tulIc Mrs Charles
Fairfax, black tulIe and lace over black
satin. Miss Jane Riggs. gold brocade
and cream lace, Miss Cullen. turquoise
blue crepe de chine, embroidered In
silver.
Nile Green and Silver Brocade.
Mrs. George Barnett. lovely gown
of nile green and silver brocade. Mrs
Samuel Jordan Graham, white satin
with court train and silver oVerdress
and crystal and pearl bodice. Miss Mary
Graham. in black tulle with huge red
rose in her corsage.
Mrs Clarence u. Clark wife of Sena-
tor Clark. wore black chantilly lace
and tuIle trimmed with blue sequlns.
Mrs. Clarence Clark 1famlin: white
tulle embroidered in pearls and rides
cent sequins. Mrs. Allen q. Gunnell of
Colorado Springs. black crepe meteor
trimmed with dull jet beads.
Mrs Victor Kaufman. jet ana gold
beaded gown with the lower part OF
the bodice of the jet and the upper of
black lace. antique pearl NECKLACE ana
diamond hair ornament. Mrs. Wilton j.
Lambert, black velvet with bodice OF
white tulle. Mrs. William E Borah,
orchid-coIored tulle and silver lace.
Mrs John D. Works. black net and lace
trimmed with jet. Miss Alice Darling
of Los Angeles. white tulle and silver
lace. Mrs. Andrew J. Nolstead. black
Jetted tulle over old-sold satin. Mrs.
William c. Heron. black beaded net.
Miss Janet Heron. white tulle-
Pink Tulle Over Silver Cloth.
Mrs. George Sutherland. pink tulle
over cloth of silver: Mrs. E. F. Lau-
renee of Salt Lake, black lace; Mrs.
David f. Hampstead of salt Lake. black
tulle over blue satin: Mrs. Thetus w.
Sims. black net over white satin, with
a lace overdress beaded in black and
silver; Miss Marie Sims, shrimp-colored
tu1fe embroidered in silver
Mrs. James \. Reed, handsome gown
of American beauty velvet over silver
ing gown of pale blue taffets; Mrs. Ira
Bennett. in gobelin blue velvet com
bined with silver lace. Miss Amy Ben
nett, Il charming gown of yellow taf-
feta and white tulle. the side draperies
being caught with sprays of tiny flow
ers; Mrs. Amy Strong, a handsome gown
of black velvet and point lace; Mrs.
Evening star., 1916-12-20
At SI.OO

Boys Felt COMFY slippers.
Women's Felt COMFY" Slip
pers.
Children's Felt COMFY" Slip
pers-in pink, blue, navy or
brown. with Luxmore designs on
front.
Mems Warm Felt Padded-sole
REST" Slippers and Felt Everett
Slippers with leather soles.
Evening star., 1916-12-20
Slate Blue and Gold Brocade.

Mrs. Richard Townsend. slate blue
and gold brocade gown. made en- train,
with blue tulle on the corsage, diamond
tiara and ornaments; Miss Mabel Board
man. silver and black sequin gown, with
gray tulle scarf: Mrs, Thomas Maresn
Chatard. black velvet and tulle. trimmed
with jet and rhinestones, diamond star
and ornaments; Mrs. Hugh Wallace. in
black satin and chiffon; Mrs. Leroy
Tuttle. handsome gown of white bro
caded satin; Miss Margaret Tuttle. in
light blue satin, embroidered in silver,
with bodice Of silver lace and tulle:
Miss Adelaide Tuttle. iii pink satin.
embroidered in silver. with bodice of
silver lace and tulle: Miss Margaret
Howard, a handsome gown of black
jetted tul1e and gold embroidery, and
Miss Edythe Howard, cherry-colored
tulle, trimmed with graduated bands of
satin of the same shade.
Mrs. Ormsby McCammon. a beautiful
Evening star., 1916-12-20
At So to So

The VERY BEST sorts of Mems
Genuine Kidskin Slippers-in
Romeos, Fausts, Cavaliers, Opera
and Everett styles. Some 81.
others at $2.50, and the very
choicest grades at SO pair. EACH
GRADE an unparalleled value at
its price.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Pugh. Miss Gladys Pugh wore dainty
frock of pink taffeta veiled in pink
embroidered net. Miss Mary Pugh was
gowned In gold embroidered tulle
Serena Pugh's gown was girlish
model of light blue chiffon embroidered
in silver.
Miss Claire Griffenreid was gowned
in pale gray chiffon and rose-colored
velvet.
Mrs. J. Wilmer Latimer wore pink
taneta combined with rose point and
iridescent trimmings.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles D. Walcott Mrs
Walcott wearing mauve velvet.
Mrs. Willard salisbury wore a lovely
gown of white tulle over silver tissue
trimmed with silver lace. Miss Ethel
Barksdale OF Wilmington. Del, pink taf-
feta brocaded in gold. Mrs. Montgom-
cry Blair. a handsome gown of black jet
over black satin. Miss Edith Blair, a
charming gown of brown tule draped
over fiesh-colored satin. Miss Minna
Blair. a lovely gown of pink tulle with
silver tissue bodice. finished with d pink
rose with silver leaves. Mrs James
Pryor Tarvin. venetian blue velvet over
cloth of gold. Miss Matte Marschall
Curd, an attractive gown of white tulle
over silver lace, with bodice embroidered
in opalescent sequins- Miss Blanche
Riordan of Arizona, pale green satin en-
broidered in garlands of pink roses COM
bined with silver lace.
Mrs. Gillett wore a wonderful gown of
orchid velvet and tulle with a long string
of pearls. Mrs. Thomas Chatard was in
black tulle over satin with diamond cor
sage ornaments and a diamond tiara.
Mrs. E. II. G. Slater wore a superb gown
of orchid and gold brocaded metallic
cloth opening over an underskirt of lace
iounces with diamond tiara. Il diamond
and pearl collar and a string of pearls
Miss Gwynn was in ivory satin and black
tuile with a necklace of pearls. Mrs.
Marshall Field wore blue and gold bro
cade on blue lace embroidered in gold
with pearl earrings and collar and a long
string OF pearls.
Evening star., 1916-12-20
Miss Wilson's Gown.

In the blue room Miss Margaret Will
son was charming in gown of light
blue satin and gold tissue with TRIM
rnings of gold lace.
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, gold
brocaded velvet trimmed with lace and
tuile.
Mrs William II. Boiling wore a hand
some gown of black chiffon velvet aud
rose point lace.
Miss Boiling wore gown OF, cream
colcred silk brocaded in pink roses and
combined with rose-tinted point
d'esprIt.
Mrs Julian Boilings gown was
boufant model of white tulle mounted
on gold lace.
Miss Benham wore charming gown
ot white taneta brocaded in delft blue
flowers, with q broad satin ribbon of
the same shade as the flowers crossing
he- left shoulder. The gown was draped
over a petticost OF lace founceS.
Mss Lucy BuTiesou. in white taffeta
with overdress Of white tulle embroiI-
cred in turquoise beads.
Miss sidney BurieSon, cream chiffon
painted in wood shades.
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. French blue
lad tulIe of the same shade forming
80 -pp OF the bodice ard the short
angel sleeves Miss Katherine Lowe of
t'ievelznd. house guest Of Secretary
eEd Mrs. Baker, white embroidered net.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
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