Evening star., 1917-11-25

M-.. Gilbert Pearson Of New York; Capt;
Mrs. Robert w. Wellas .s-s-..sg
Mr.. william Eric Fowler had a party
in his box which included Mrs. Charles
B. Howry. Miss Elizabeth Howry. Miss
Caroline Ogden Jones. Col William Hor-
ton and Capt. j. Fitzpatrick
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p. Ficklen enter
Dr.. and Mrs. W. Thornwall Davis. Miss
Daviette Ficklen and Lieut.. Clifton B.
Capen.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran enter
cluded Judge ana Mrs Milton Elliott. Mr..
and Mrs. Malcolm S. McConihe, Mrs. Hor
ace G. Mcfarland. Lieut.. Wende and
number of British and French officers.
Some Of the Gowns.
While the dressing among the younger
girls present was very appropriately sim
pie. some handsome gowns were worn by
their elders
Nine. de Porras was in silver cloth
and primrose velvet veiled in tulle;t
Mime. Luz Mendez wore black velvet
and moussclins de sole. -
Mrs. Blaine Elkins wore stunning
gown Of black velvet.
Nine. de Zaldivar. blue and silver
Mrs Robert H. owen. rose chiffon
velvet trimmed with brown fur and
silver.
Mrs. John Cameron Hawkins orange
velvet and chiffon bordered with sable.
Mrs. Ryan Devereux. black velvet
With insets OF silver lace.
Miss Margaret Devereux. blue satin.
Miss katherine Beach. pink and Law
ender tu1le.
Miss Elizabeth Beach. black tulle.
Miss Nancy Lane, daughter of the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Lane who was among the younger
girls present, wore charaningly
youthful frock Of green taffeta COM.
bined with silver lace.
Mrs. w. B. Rayner was in black
satin. combined with silver cloth. Mrs
Frances Jane Rayner wore a gown
Of variegated net with opalescent
trimming.
Miss Gibson in Taffeta and Lace.
Miss Mary Duncan Gibson wore a
charming gown of pink taffeta and
silver lace.
Miss Marie Sims wore becoming
black gown with a long train, lined
with flesh color satin.
Miss Enid Sims. silver and white tulle.
Miss Nellie Johnson, peachblow satin
and pink tulle, elaborately embroidered,
with long tulle angel sleeves.
Mrs. Samuel p. Ficklen wore a stun
ming gown Of black tulle over cloth OF
Miss Ficklen was in white satin and
georsette crepe with pearl and rhine
stone trimming and carrying an orchid
ostrich feather fan.
Miss McCalllum in Muslin.
Miss Cecilia McCallum wore a charm
ing white muslin and lace gown.
Miss Phoebe Walker was in water
melon pink tulle over satin of the
same shade.
Miss Bessie Edwards. blue taffeta
with rufIies of silver lace.
Miss Edith Lester, black tulle.
Miss Kathleen Lester. silver lace,
combined with rose colored tulle.
Miss Anne Hopkins, old rose satin
in silver.
Miss Amy Bennett was in pale yellow
taffeta over an underdress of white
lace.
tulle over cloth of silver.
Misses Margaret and Adelaide Tuttle
were dressed alike in charming gowns
of turquoise blue velvet.
Mrs. Adds B. Browne. black satin and
tulle.
Miss Mary Browne. gold colored satin.
Miss Helen Claxton. white satin veiled
in gold lace.
Miss Charlotte capers. black tulle.
trimmed with silver lace.
Mrs. Charles X. Koones. black lace
and net, embroidered in blue sequins
and mounted on black satin.
Miss Elizabeth KooneS, white chiffon,
in silver over silver cloth.
Miss Josephine Bridget, old rose tulle
over cloth of silver.
Mrs. Charles B. Howry, black velvet
and tulle.
Miss Elizabeth Howry. blue velvet.
Mrs Francois Berger Moran, pink
satin brocaded in silver and mounted
on silver lace.
Mrs. Malcolm S. -McCombe. cloth of
gold. with oyerdraperies of black
tu1le.
Mrs Horace G. Macfarland blaoh
satin. with an overdress of blank tulle
having deep panels of jet on the skirt,
a jet bodice and long tulle wing
sleeves.
In Taffeta and Gold Lace.
Miss salina Calvo. in canary taffeta