The Washington herald., 1917-01-24

Reed wearing American Beauty velvet
combined with silver lace.
Representative and Mrs. Dorsey w.
Shackleford. Mrs. Shackleford wore a
handsome gown of black tulle heavily
studded with jet and mounted on silver
cloth.
Mrs. Hayes In Black.
Representative and Mrs Everis A. Haye,
accompanied by Miss Hayes and their
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Anson Hayes. Mrs
Hayes was gowned in black brocade Miss
Hayes gown was Of pink and white bro
caded silk with an overdress of white
tulle, and Mrs. Anson Hayes wore white
silk brocaded In blue. combined with
blue velvet with trimmings of pearls.
Senator and Mrs. Porter J. McCumbei
and Miss Helen McCumber. Mrs. Nc
Cumber was gowned in black velvet and
silver lace and Miss McCumber wore
pink velvet studded with sequins.
Senator and Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher
Mrs. Fletcher wearing a rich gown OF
white and gold brocade.
Representative and Mrs. William Z,
Borland, accompanied by Mrs. -Borland's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Harvey
Winants Mrs. Borland was gowned in
American Beauty satin combined with
tulle and silver lace. Mrs. Winants
gown was of black lace poised over
French blue satin,
Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, who
had with them Mrs. Pomerene's sister,
Mrs. Brant, of Ohio. Mrs. Pomerene
wore a handsome gown of moonstone
satin and crystal and a diamond neck
lace. Mrs. Brant was gowned in black
net over silver cloth with crystal
trimming.
Representative and Mrs. William A.
Cullop. Mrs. Cullop wearing a lovely i'm
ported gown of jade green chiffon COM
bined with dull gold cloth and poised over
heavy green satin.
Senator and Mrs. John F. Shafroth.
Mrs. Shafroth was gowned in white satin
and silver lace.
Senator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard, ac-
companied by their sister-in-law, Mrs.
John L. Sheppard. of New York. Mrs.
Sheppard wore charming gown of rose
and white tulle over silver cloth. Mrs.
John Sheppard was sowned in yellow
velvet
Representative and Mrs. John z. Raker,
who had with them their house guests,
Mrs. and Mrs. Bedford, of California.
Mrs. Raker was in fuschia velvet.
Representative and Mrs. Horace NJ.
Towner. Mrs. Towner wearing orchid silk
and silver lace.
Representative and Mrs. William Kent
and their house guest, Mr.. Francis ].
Eagley, OF California. Mrs. Kent was
gowned in white satin and lace.
Guest of Secretary Daniels.
Representative and Mrs. S. Wallace
Dempsey. Mrs. Dempsey wearing pink
silk embroidered in silver.
Miss Mary C1eves Daniels, Of Raleigh,
N. c., niece of the Secretary of the Navy,
wore a charming frock Of white tulle
poised over silver cloth.
The Misses Bagley.
Representative and Mrs. Richard
Olney, I'd.
Mrs. Adelaide Worth BagIey was gown
ed in black velvet.
Representative and Mrs. David Kinche-
loe and their house guest, Miss Bon
navera Murphy, of Kentucky. Mrs.
Klncheloe was in green brocaded satin
and Miss Murphy's gown was OF pale
blue chiffon over blue satin.
Mr.. Justice Day and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Day. Mrs. Days gown was Of
white and gold brocade.
Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett. Mrs.
Barnett wearing yellow velvet combined
with gold lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graeme Harvey,
ACCOMPANIED by their house guests, Mrs.
Charles W. Harwood, Miss Harwood, and
Miss Harmon. Mrs. Harvey was gowned
in shell pink chiffon over silver cloth.
trimmed with silver lace Mrs. Harwood
wore black velvet and Jet Miss Har-
woods gown was of black sequinned
tulle over emerald satin, and Miss Har-
mon wore pale pink chiffon and silver
cloth.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Van Devanter
Mrs. Van Devanter wore a handsome
gown Of sapphire blue and silver bro
cade.
Miss Jane Gregory was in canary chif-
fon over gold lace.
Miss Lucy Burleson's gown was OF
white silk, veiled in white tulle and en-
broidered in turquoises
Miss Sidney Burleson wore an attract
i've model Of hand-painted chiffon mount.
ed on white silk.
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson was gowned
in orchid taffeta embroidered in silver.
The Senatorial Group.
Senator and Mrs. Ollie James. Mrs
James wearing American Beauty satin
Senator and Mrs. Willard SALISBURY
Mrs. salisbury wore a regal gown OF
hame-colored velvet
Senator and Mrs. John Bankhead Mrs
Bankhead's gown was of white satin
richly brocaded in gold, draped over a
petticoat of lace hounces threaded with
gold, and made with a court train OF
gold brocade hanging from the shoulders
She wore a tiara, necklace and earring,
Of pearls and diamonds.
Senator and Mrs. Wesley L Jones and
Miss Hazel Jones. Mrs. Jones was
gowned in black net studded with
lridescent sequins: Miss Jones wore blue
tulle over gold cloth.
Senator phelan nd Nis.
Phelan wearing a handsome Jet gown
and diamond ornaments.
Representative Joseph G. Cannon. Miss
Cannon and Miss Virginia lie Seure. Miss
Cannon's gown was of blue velvet en-
broidered in sapphires and Miss LIE Seure