Evening star., 1917-03-05

ator Salisbury was among the guests at
the luncheon at the White House and
later had a seat on the presidential stand.
wore a becoming gown of blue chlnon
over old rose, with a foliage hat. adding
fur coat to her costume when she took
her place on the stand.
Mrs. Day in Wood Green.
Mrs. Rufus Day, who was among the
guests in the Senate chamber, and later
on the presidential stand. wore a smart
coat suit of wood green with small erin
hat of brown trimmed with paradise. A
topcoat Of brown Bolivian cloth trimmed
with skunk made very comfortable ad-
diton to this costume for the outdoor part
of the program.
Mrs. John w. Davis wore handsome
costume of black velvet with a taupe-
colored top coat trimmed with mole
skin and a smart black toQue.
Mrs. William Alden Smith wore a
green velvet~suit with sealskin collar
and cuffs and green velvet and seal
hat.
Mrs. Frances E. Warren. brown vel
vet suit trimmed with wide bands of
beaver fur, with a brown velvet hat
trimmed with ostrich feathers of a
lighter shade.
Mrs. CHARLES W. Kutz, wife of Col.
Kutz. the Engineer Commissioner of
the District, dark brown coat suit
with velvet hat the same shade and
furs. Miss Emily kutz in a burgundy
Poiret tweed with a gray fox toque.
collar and cuffs. Miss Marion Kutz. an
English tweed sport suit with a rose
colored sailor.
Mrs. Phillips in Brown Taffeta.
Mrs. William Phillips. wife of the first
assistant secretary of state. wore a
handsome gown of brocaded brown taf-
feta, with a velvet hat to match. trim
med with sable and pink roses, and a
sable coat.
Mrs. William NJ. Ingraham wore a
long sealskin and ermine coat. with a
large black picture hat, turned up
sharply at one side.
Mrs. Alexander Vogelsang, wife of the
first assistant secretary of the interior.
wore smartly tailored coat suit, a
black velvet toque and fox furs.
Mrs. William P. Malburn wore black
broadcloth tailored suit, with a black
velvet hat.
Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet. black cloth coat
suit, with a black satin hat
Mrs. Cyrus Hall Mccormick Of Chi
cago, who was among the guests at
with Mr.. Mccormick, occupied a seat on
the presidential stand. wore a smart
suit Of gray velvet trimmed with mole
skin and a smart hat to match.
Representative and Mrs. Henry ID.
Flood. who had seats on the presiden-
tial stand after witnessing the cere-
monies at the Capitol. had with them
Miss Hildegard Portner. Mrs. Flood S
sister. and Mr.. Joel Flood of Univer-
sity of Virginia. Mrs. Flood wore a
black satin gown with touches of light
blue and black hat.
Mrs. James S. Easily Smith. who with
Mr.. Smith occupied places on the presi-
Dental stand following the breakfast
at the White House. wore a gown of
dark blue velvet striped satin with a
black lace hat trimmed with gourra.
Mrs. E. H. Tillmann. blue broadcloth
tailored suit with blue velvet hat
trimmed with dark blue plumes
Miss Margheretta Tillman. green cloth
suit with a moleskin hat and stole
Miss Gladys Christy of Annapolis.
Nd. a midnight blue velour coat with
collar and cuffs of sealskin and a blue
hat trimmed with seal.
Miss Dorothy West of Glens Falls.
\. Y. black broadcloth suit with a
black picture hat and f1esher furs
Miss Margaret Lincoln of Boston, bot
tie green suit with leopard-skin coat
and black hat trimmed with the same
fur.