Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-06

duchess lace over white satin: Mrs
Francis s. Nash. wearing gown OF
blue velvet and tulle: Mrs. Joe Henry
Eagle. in gown Of pale blue and silver bro
cade draped with silver lace; Miss Matte
Marschall Curd, a gown of pale blue
chiffon embroidered in silver draped
over a plain full skirt of pink gauze:
Mrs Robert N. Harper, gown of gold
lace built on a foundation of heavy
white satin, with long pointed dra-
peries of white tulle; Mrs. Benjamin
F. 1den, house guest of Mrs. Robert N
Harper, white spangled robe over white
satin: Mrs Pearce Horne. black net
embroidered in rose color and silver;
Mrs. William T. Rucker, black satin
with touches of white tulle; Miss Lee
Gary Rucker, a gown of pink satin
| combined with silver lace and rides
cent trimming; Miss Lillian Lang
worthy, blue tulle over blue SILK, and
Mrs Arthur Bruckner of New York,
black silk.
Mrs Francois Berger Moran. black
velvet embroidered in blue iridescent
sequins, with long black tulle sleeves,
diamond tiara and necklace; Mrs Hor-
ace mcfarland. Worth gown of white
iridescent sequfns; Mrs. Malcolm S. Nc
Connie cloth of gold mounted on flesh
colored satin with draperies of cream
chiffon embossed in gold; Mrs. Paul p.
Johnson, blue brocaded net over cloth
of silver: Miss Nellie Johnson, pale blue
georgette crepe over cloth of silver,
with draperieS of pale pink, blue and
yellow ribbon, and the bodice of blue
satin and silver net; Miss Elizabeth
Heath, orange tulle over satin of the
same shade: Mrs. Howard S. Reside.
black satin trimmed with jet and lace;
Miss Mary Cleaves Daniels gown of
white tulle over taffeta with silver
trimmings; Nine. Jajaval Purnasiri, a
gown of white satin with overdraperles
of silver lace and pink tulle: Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Alexander, a gown of pink me-
tallic cloth yelled in net with tunic of
silver lace and shoulder straps of
rhinestone and pearls; Mrs. Louise
Brewer quest of Mrs. Alexander),
gown of silver lace and net over white
satin with drapery of ri-colored net.
Baroness Lily Won Winckler, a gown
of silver lace over silver cloth; Mrs.
Victor Kaufman, wonderful gown of
blue velvet brocaded in gold; Mrs. Will
liam Meade Coulling, white satin draped
with tulle and a corsage of vio1ets;
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison, blue georgette
crepe over blue charmeuse; Mrs. Louis
Lombard, brocaded black satin, heavily
jetted, worn with wonderful diamond
necklace; Mrs. Britten, wife of Repre-
sentative Britten, gown of gold-col-
ored tulle, embroidered in gold thread,
over burnt orange satin, with a girdle
of purple velvet Mrs Alexander Gait,
black net draped over cloth of gold;
Miss Portner, a gown of blue taTeta,
brocaded in old rose; Mrs. Frederick d.
Mckinney, black tulle over cloth of sill
Yer with a train of black velvet; Miss
Maths. alice blue tulle trimmed with
silver; Mrs. Buckner NJ. Randolph, pink
satin: Mrs. Walter s. Penfield, nile
green chiffon velvet; Mrs. Frank Will
liam Bacon, pink satin with over
drapery of gray chiffon and cloth of
silver; the Misses Ruth and Sarah Dan
iels dressed alike in gowns of rose
pink satin and tulle, trimmed with
pearls: Miss Della Vowel, black satin
and spaEgled net.
Mrs. Roy Lyman Neuhauser, silver
lace and silver cloth embroidered in or
child and sapphire blue.
| Miss Katherine Collins of Mont
| gomery, Ala, white tulle and lace over
pink satin; Miss Callie Doyle, black
tulle and lace.
| Miss Aileen Stewart of Texas. violet
velvet and gold lace; Miss Jean Fon-
drey Of st. Paul, canary chiffon and
| silver cloth; Mrs. George S. Covington,
yellow taffeta and silver lace.
| Mrs. A. T. Crenshaw, black satin with
silver lace and pearl ornaments; Miss
| Annie Crenshaw, black net over satin
with jet bodice; Miss Elizabeth Cren-
shaw, green tulle over silver cloth; Mrs.
A. T. Crenshaw, jr.. silver cloth and sill
yer lace with an overskirt of black
satin; Mrs. Preston King, black tulle
with gold cloth.
| Among others present were: Mr.. C.
| w. de Lyon Nichols of New York, Gen.
and Mrs George P. Mccain, Mrs. Emery
T. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson Gary,
Mrs. ]. w. Wright of Dallas, Tex; Mr..
and Mrs. William F. Dennis, Mrs. Mel
| son Riker and Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour
Knowlton of New York.