Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-11
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Dainty Shades of Color.


Miss Helen McCumber. yellow tulle,
with an overdress of blue tulle embroi-
dered in silver; Miss Ruth Daniel, blue
plated chiffon over pink crepe meteor.
with trimmings of tulle and forget-me-
nots: Miss Maude Foster, turquoise
blue tulle embroidered in silver over
blue satin; Mrs. James w. Orme. light
green faille silk embroidered in rides
cent beads: Miss Edith Orvello, her
house guest, in a gown of pale blue
taffeta embroidered in silver. Mrs. c.
NJ Collins. gold cloth and roses. Mrs.
Swagar Sherley, black tulle embroi-
dered in pink roses and brilliants over
white satin; Mrs. stephen Slocum.
white brocaded satin over cloth of sill
yer: Miss Margaret McChord, dark blue
tulle, with bodice of cloth of silver;
Mrs. Gillett Hill. in tulle shading from
american beauty to pale pink: Mrs.
Dean G;llett Hill, in green satin en-
pfoldered IN silver; Mrs G.. Amory
Maddox. black lace over black satin;
Miss Lynne Maddox, their house guest
OIL Maryland, pink chiffon over pink
satin
Mrs. L. r. Moran. in black and gold
iace2 Mrs. Hickcox Riley. black net and
let: MRS. Henry Churchill Cook white
satin and point lace; Miss Ruth Hitch
cock. in cloth of silver and white tulle;
Mrs. Cuno Rudolph, gray tulle over
black with a deep girdle of French
blue velvet; Miss Gladys Pugh, blue
taffeta; Mrs. Clark Waggaman, blue
and silver brocade.
Rich Fabrics and Trimming.
Mrs. W. S. Benson of Passaic, n. J.,
i who is Mrs. John Crayke Simpsons
guest, wore an exquisite gown of cloth
! of silver and silver lace with pearl or
naments.
Mrs: Go1dsborough Adams, black sat
IN trimmed with cut steel passemen-
ter1e: Miss Temple, white satin and
back lace overdrcss; Mrs. w d. Hoov-
er. white satin combined with gold lace
Mrs. George II. Chase, black net hand
somely jetted; Mrs. James w. DOGGY.
white and pink satin yelled in white
lace: Mrs Perry Heath, gray tulle with
bands of silver passenmenterie; Mrs
! Edward Mitchell red velvet, the upper
part of white tulle; Mrs John Merriam,
IN black satin and white tulle.
Mrs James F'itzgibbon, in old rose
satin and chiffon; Mrs. James W.
Heustis. lowered satin; Miss Julia
Never, white net, made with a shor:
full skirt; Mrs. Walter Wells white net
yelled in black chiffon: Miss Margaret
Perm, black tulle trimmed in silver.
A Touch of the Orient.
Mrs. Fred Britten wore an exoui
site gown of gold embroidered tulle
over satin of the same shade: Mrs. T. T.
Mann, cloth of silver and sapphire blue
tulle; Miss Pauline kindleberger, silver
lace with an overdress of coral char
meuse, combined with coral tulle; Mrs.
Henry FLOOD, pink silk, trimmed in
tulle and gold lace: Mrs. Lorimer Ora
nam, pompadour silk and silver lace;
Miss Hildegard Portner white faille
with girdle of blue satin and trim
mings of pink roses.
Mrs. Francis G.. Newlands, midnight
blue velvet and silver lace; Mrs. koo,
wife of the Chinese minister, rose satin
yelled in black lace, and with a band of
fur edging the skirt: Mrs. John Raker.
pearl satin, yelled in black net and
silver lace; Mrs. William T. Rucker,
black satin and lace; Miss Lee Gary
girdle of rose velvet; Mrs. james r.
Mann, black velvet gown, bodice and
upper part of skirt of white lace, yelled
with black tulle.
Cloth of Gold and Lace.
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar. old gold
cloth combined with gold lace and a
corsage bouquet of French blue flow
ers.
Mrs. r. NJ. Kaufman, blue chiffon
embroidered in silver and trimmed
with silver lace.
Miss Anita Burt, pink chiffon taft
feta trimmed with beaded tulle and
corsage bouquet of orchids; Miss
Frances Burt, gold-colored satin and
chiffon beaded in gold with a corsase
bouquet of orchids: Mrs. Sidney Ballou
pink satin combined with silver lace
Mrs. Tom Williams, pompadour silk
draped over yellow satin; Mrs. LATTER
bach of New York, old blue satin with
overdress of tulie embroidered in blue
sequins; Mrs. Archibald Oracle, black
velvet and tullc: Mrs W. W. Stewart.
black jetted tulle; Mrs. E. w. Cole,
purple velvet and duchess lace; Mrs.
John Wiley, gray crepe de chine COM
bined with silver lace; Mrs. James
Lansburgh, cloth of silver with over
dress of black tulle bordered with Sc
duins; Mrs. William H. Daw, wearing
gown of white satin with bodice en-
broidered in crystals.
Other Pleasing Costumes.