The Washington herald., 1916-01-08

debut gown OF white tulle over cloth of
silver trimmed with pink roses
| Nine. Morales, wife of the Minister
| from Panama, wore black velvet and
silk, Miss Ramona Morales wore pink
tulle over pink satin, and Miss Josephine
Morales, the debutante daughter, wore
white tulle over white satin trimmed in
crystals Mime. Chamorro, wife of the
Minister from Nicaragua, was in black
tulle trimmed in gold and embroidered
| in gold beads, Nine. Zaldivar, wife of
the Minister from Salvador, wore pink
| taffeta yeiled in blue tulle with ponniers
| OF blue silk. The bodice was embroider-
ed In silver
Nine. de Cueyas. wife of the counselor
| OF the Chilean Embassy. wore a short
dancing frock of pink satin trimmed
with gold lace, dotted with dainty pink
roses. Nine. de Dittborn, wife Of the
Chilean naval attache, was in black lib
erty silk draped over a petticoat of ma
line and lace. Mime. Ewing, wife Of the
military attache, wore a gown of black
velvet, simply made with a gold collar
and corsage ornament of diamonds.
Nine. de Leon, wife of the second sec
retary, wore black velvet brocaded in
silver and diamond ornaments
Nine. Quintana, wife of the coun-
sellor of the Argentine Embassy. wore
black tulle embroidered in gold with
bouffant drapery with a pearl necklace
and diamond and pearl hair orna-
ment Nine. Raybaud. wife of the mill
tary attache. wore mauve charmeuse
and shadow lace.
Mrs. Roberts in Old Blue.
Mrs. Champ Clark. wife of the
Speaker of the House, wore one of the
! loyeliest gowns of the evening. 1t was
of Pompadour silk with roses in soft
pastel shades brocaded on a cream
background. and was veiled in black
tulle. The bodice was of the silk cut
in vestee effect over soft folds of tulle
and finished with quaint buttons in the
pastel shades, mere puffs OF tulle form
| ing the sleeves. The skirt was yeiled
in tulle edge with a narrow band of
black velvet and finished with a long.
square cascade train. A single flow er
| of black velvet with a deep gold cen
ter completed thst costume. Z
| Mrs. Ernest W.fRoberts was go,yned
in brocaded old blue trimmed with
| ermine and passamenterie. and dia-
, monds.
| Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor. wore
I white satin with pearl trimming and
silver lace. She was accompanied by
/ Mrs. Edwin Grosvenor, of Massachu-
setts, who wore white satin.
| Mrs. Philander p. ClaXton. wife of the
! Commissioner of Education. wore rose
coIored hand-embroidered crepe de chine
with pearls and pink roses.
| Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, wife of the Sens-
| tor from Ohio, was gowned in an inn
ported costume of Irish lace and gold
! embroidery over white satin. Her jewels
I were diamonds.
! Mrs Reed Smoot. wife of Senator
| Smoot. wore a handsome gown of black
velvet and jet, with diamond and pearl
! ornaments. there were touches of tulle
on the bodice, softening the jet and the
gown was finished with a long square
| train. Mrs. Caryll Neill OdeIl wore purple
charmeuse veiled in shaded tulle. heavily
| embroidered in gold over gold tissue
| Nine. Hauge's costume was of pink
brocade trimmed with sable fur and dia-
! mond ornaments. Mrs. Franklin D.
| Roosevelt. wife of the Assistant Secre-
| tary of the Navy, wore pale blue velvet
studded with brilliants. a pearl neck
lace and diamond ornaments. Miss
! Frances Howard was gowned in melon
pink embroidered chiffon over pink satin
Handsome Gown of Purple Velvet.
Mrs. Hennen Jennings wore a superb
| gown of pink velvet with diamond orna-
! ments.
Miss. Helen Cannon wore a handsome
! gown OF purple velvet, with pearl anC
'
| ginia lie Seure, was gowned in pinl
| stain brocaded in silver trimmed with
| silver lace. Miss Mamie Randolph Hett
] wore an imported model of embroidered
net over white satin, with touches Of
| cerise. Mrs. Joseph Howell, wife of Rep
| resentative Howell. of Utah, wore a
handsome gown of black velvet and jet
| the bodice was softened with tulle
| draped in cascade effect. with a long
| square cascade train; a single flower In
| rich orchid shades completed the cos
| tune. Mrs. James r. Mann wore white
| tulle and silver, with an overdress oi
black tulle and a girdle of crystal beads
and a handsome pearl necklace. Mrs
Edward ]. King, wife of Representative
| King. of Illinois, was exquisitely gownet
| in black velvet and pearls; the gown was
| cut on princess lines, with a cascade trair
| falling from the girdle; the sleeves were
| dainty puffs of black tulle and caught
| at the edge of the decolletage was g
| superb ornament composed of interwover
| ropes OF pearls, which swung below this
| waist line and was Veiled with single
layer of black tulle; cluster of small
pink tea roses lent a single touch o.
| color. and Mrs. Kings ornaments wert
diamonds. ....-.-
Mrs Francois Berger Moran wore