Evening star., 1917-01-24
MISS DOROTHY DENT.

represented by many men and women
in conventional evening dress.
Miss Elizabeth Harding wore beauti-
full Turkish costume of cloth of silver and
green chiffon, the blouse and trousers OF
silver and mnaret and veil of the chif-
fon; Mrs. Medorem Crawford corn-color-
ed satin handsomely embroidered in iri-
descent beads: Miss Dolores Crawford,
a Spanish costume in black and red, in
Guiding an embroidered scarf and scarlet
rose in her hair; Mrs. j. K. Oil. white
satin combined with white and gold chif-
fon; Miss Joan Oil, stunning costume Of
pale blue satin brocaded in gold and a
Russian kakoshnik of pale blue satin elab-
orately embroidered in pink jade and
pearls with blue tulle veil; Miss Vir-
ginia LIE Seure, white tulle embroidered
in iridescent sequins; Miss Ruth Patter-
son. in white satin trimmed with skunk,
with lace bodice and purple sash.
Mrs. RagSdale, in a charming gown
of pale blue brocaded velvet, draped
over skirt of pale blue tulle, embroid-
cred in silver, with flowing sleeves of
the tulle caught up with little silver
tassels and round neck. Miss Nellie
johnson, pink georgette crepe, en-
broidered in gold. with gold ribbon and
iridescent trimming on the bodice.
Mrs. Dennis Upson. lavender net and
silver tissue. Mrs. Frederick Peterson Of
| view 1OTk, a DeduIllul CnlneSe costume,
blue satin trousers, yellow coat, embroid-
cred in red tigers and a Manchu brides
headdress of kingishers feathers; Miss
Gwendolyn Denys, an oriental futurist
rcostume.
Mrs. Barnett's Gown.
Mrs. George Barnett, yellow bro
cade with jet and iridescent trim
ming; Mrs. George Bowie Chapman,
canary colored silk embroidered in sill
yer. with an underdress of silver lace
and shoulder straps of pearls and rhine
stones: Mrs. Andrew B. Duvall, black
satin trimmed with black sequins; Mrs.
Richardson Clover, black velvet.
Miss Dorothea Owen wore a Turkish
costume with orange satin bloomers.
covered with long black net minaret
skirt, painted in gold and a bolero
jacket of cloth of gold. A black and
green scarf formed her headdress. Miss
Joyce Shaw Kennedy of New York
wore an Egyptian costume of cloth of
silver and yellow satin. heavily en-
broidered and set with corals. The
bodice was of cloth of silver covered
with the embroidery and she wore an
Egyptian headdress of silver set with
corals.
White Satin With Silver.
Mrs. John F. Shafroth, white satin,
trimmed with silver; Mrs. William S.
Benson, orchid chiffon and. satin, en-
broidered insilver and beads; Mrs. Fred
Britten, cloth of silver. with purple
tuIle and iridescent sequins and an
ostrich feather fan of two shades Of
American beauty; Mrs. Chauncey Hol-
combe, handsome gown of white
satin. trimmed with sequins; Mrs.
Sidney J. Neale, lovely gown of
pompadour silk, with old blue net top
and sleeves and rhinestone trimming
Mrs. Ira Copley, a charming gown of
pink tissue over pink satin: Miss Laura
Wurts of Pittsburgh, gold-colored
Tillman, as Danish princess in a
costume of red and white satin: Miss
Christy. as Japanese girl in costume
of brilliant oriental coloring.
Mrs. Hampson Gary, cerise satin.
combined with gold lace; Miss Helen
Claxton. white satin and tulle; Miss
Taylor Logic. white tulle over white
satin; Mrs. Charles D. Helmbold, en-
erald green tulle. trimmed with rides
cent sequins; Miss Helene Hamilton.
yellow tulle over cloth of gold: Miss
Elsie Knox of Wallingford, Conn, blue
tulle.
Pink Satin Brocade.
Mrs Francois Berger Moran, pink
| satin. brocaded in white and silver
! roses. with an underdress of silver
lace; Mrs. Horace c. Macfarland, a
Worth gown. black sequins, with a foun-
dation Of black tulle: Mrs. Barry Mohun,
| turquoise blue satin and velvet; Mrs.
Walter Penfield. pale green chenille
velvet; Mrs. John r. Buchanan, an
oriental costume of blue satin, with a
Jacket reaching to the knees. heavily
incrusted in jewels; she wore a pearl
| headdress.
! Miss Dorothy Dent in the costume of
| Hindoo dancing girl; bodice and
| trousers of cloth of gold. richly in
crusted with jewels and trimmed with
| gold lace and sequins. maryeIously
| full net skirt. all a-shimmer with bril- :
hants and Miss Dents own han:l paint
| ing of gold and silver in a bold pattern.
was worn over the gold trousers The
| high headdress of northern India with
a large diamond centered at the top
and tassels at each lower corner) gave
| dignity to the effect. and from this
| flowed a long orange net veil. richly
painted. yelling the whole back of the
| figure.
| The skirt was in vertical sections. a
| vari-colored scintillating net, making
the richest combination possible
| Anklets of gold and jewels (and a
| long necklace OF large, iridescent beads)
| completed the costume.
Red Satin With Tunic of Green.
| Miss Natalie Cameron. an unusually
| beautiful costume of red satin. with a
tunic of green cloth heavily embroid-
| cred in gold. with gold embroidered
sleeves and a flowing tulle veil with a
! gold headdress. Miss Frances Hoar
! wore peacock costume, with the bod
| ice of green plush and the skirt of Per-
| sian silk. The tunic represented the
tail of the peacock. and long peacock
| feathers formed the headdress. Miss
Ruth Hitchcock. white and silver Turk
| ish costume. with full skirt of cloth
| of silver showing silver cloth trousers.
| the waist was of green chiffon and she
| wore a flowing veil of white gauze
Hiss Marion Trumbui1, oriental cos
| tune of emerald green chiffon and
cloth Of gold with gold cloth bloom
| ers. and a green chiffon skirt. The
bodice. of green chiffon. was embroid
| cred in pearls and she wore a pearl
headdress with a long veil of gold
/ gauZe.
Miss Ruth Wilson. an Egyptian cos