Evening star., 1918-01-13

cInded Mrs George Vanderbilt, Mrs. v.
T. Thorne, Mr.. c. W. Morse and MAI.
Ledbetter the third assistant secretary
of state and Mrs Breckinridge Long,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Willard Brown
son, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Stotesbury, MRS.
James Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. William
McRitter and Mr.. and Mrs. berharo
! Baruch.
Beautiful Gowns Worn.
Mrs. Marshall Field wore gown of
blue velvet. Nine. Hauge was IN plue
brocade with ropes of pearls on the
bodice Lady Charles Ross wore
lovely gown of silver gray brocade.
Mrs Thomas F. Walsh wore gown
of sapphire satin. embroidered IN Soio'
with draperies of gold net.
Mrs Judah H. Sears was charming
IN a gown of black satin and jet.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman. brocaded
cloth of silver and silver lace
Senator and Mrs. Joseph S. Freling-
huysen, the latter wearing a lovely
gown of pink satin and tuile
Mrs Lee Overman, in ivory broeaded
velvet, with waist of lace, embroidered
with rhinestones and pearls.
Miss Katherine Overman. in White
tuile over cloth of silver.
Miss Grace Overman wore orchid
chiffon over pink silver cloth.
Mrs. Rufus Day wore blue and silver
metalline cloth over silver.
Maj and Nine. Alfredo Ewing, the
+ latter in black tuile emproloereu IN
sequins.
Mrs. Theodore Marburgh. jr., pink
tuIle draped with silver beads and
pearl ornaments.
Jonkheer and Nine. Starkenborgh-
i Stackhouwer. the latter wearing yell
low satin draped with cream lace; her
jewels were pearls.
Col. and Mrs William Cary Sanger,
the latter wearing a handsome gown OF
black tulle over satin, embroidered IN
iridescent beads.
Miss Mary Sanger, lovely model of
white satin and tulle. trimmed with
iridescent sequins.
Mrs William Henry White, becom-
ing gown of pink metal cloth. built
over silver tissue and trimmed with
silver lace.
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Marye. the
latter wearing black panne velvet, with
the train faced with gold cloth, and
pearl necklace and diamond ornaments
Mrs Dennis Upson. purple net, trim
med with gold. built over gold cloth
Mrs. Edison Bradley, handsome cos
tune of black velvet
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Kaufman,
Mfs- Kaufman wearing black velvet
Mrs Edward c. Walker. pink faille
embroidered in white jet.
Mrs. Albert Billings Ruddock, a be-
coming gown of midnight blue velvet.
Mrs. Wade H. Ellis, silver and sea
foam green metal cloth. with black
net and rhinestone trimming.
Green Tulle and Satin.
Mrs. Thomas F. Logan, green tulle
and satin. with iridescent bead trim
ming and diamond ornaments.
Miss Rosalie Spang, flesh color vel
vet ami satin, with rhinestone and
pearl trimming. and diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs. Edward F. Garry. an exquisite
gown of rose colored brocade.
Miss Margaret Carry, green char
meuse and tuile.
Miss Helen Cannon, a rich gown of
black chiffon velvet.
Mrs. Charles C. McChord, a hand
velvet.
Miss Margaret McChord. an effective
gown of gray tulle of silver cloth.
Miss Amy Bennett, lovely model
of flesh colored satin, combined with
silver lace and fashioned with square
I train and slightly draped skirt.
Mrs. Richard Crane. a stunning mod
q of gray silver satin and pearl and
diamond necklace.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett. lovely gown
Of white panne velvet embroidered with
seed pearls and rhinestones.
Miss Helen Blodgett, in sapphire blue.
Miss Marion Hilliard. a beautiful
yellow to a deep copper tone built over
cloth of silver.
Mrs. Edward Everett BIodgett. a
handsome model Of black velvet. COM
g3uCQ with CtOul OF silver, Win Qla-
mond and ruby necklace.
Mrs Fleming Newbold. green satin,
# combined with silver lace.
Mrs Walter S. Penfield, midnight
blue satin and tu1le.
Mrs. John K Jones, handsome gown
Of purple velvet and diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs. James r. Mann wore white satin-
upper part of crystal lace; white ostrich
ian.
Mrs. Armstead Davis handsome gown
OF rose-colored embroidered chiffon and
velvet over white satin.
Miss Halle Davis. an effective model
& OF black tulle of ribbon in the rainbow
shades. finished at the waist line with
black jet.
Miss Bessie Edwards, an effective ecwn
OF black taffeta embroidered in silver
MISS Anita Henry, pale blue taffeta will,
chiffon bodice Of the same shade trim
med with silver.
Miss Margaret Tuttle and Miss Adelaide
Tuttle, dainty gowns of white satin and
tulIe.
Mrs L. Lanier WinsIow, a charming
moGel OF blue and silver metal cloth
Miss Eiizabeth Stevenson. a charming
gown Of pale blue satin taffeta combined
with silver lace.
Mrs Russell E. Sard, sapphire blue
velvet.
Miss Cecilia McCallum. a CHARMING
gown of white satin and tulle with Sc.
duin trimming.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Ballou the latter
wearing handsome gown Of flesh
coiored satin with iridescent seouins
Miss Betty Burnett. an effective gown