Evening star., 1918-02-05
ing gown Of black tulie with touches OF

gown OF white velvet
Miss Anita Henry, black tulle:
Mrs Mary Schleuter. an effective gown
Of light green satin brocaded In silver.
! Mrs. Myron M. Parker. ST.. wore q
handsome gown Of nile green satin bro
caded in silver and gold.
| Mrs. Myron M. Parker, 5r.. wuro ereen
chiffon velvet.
! Miss Elsie Calder. pink and silver bro
cade.
Miss Sara Murphy Of Brooklyn, n. r.
rose color and silver cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel P. Ffcklen, the
latter wearing handsome gown OF black
tulle embroidered in gold built over gold
cloth.
Miss Daviette Ficklen, white satin and
chiffon embroidered In rhinestones ana
pearls and an ostrich feather fan shading
from orchid tones to purple.
Mrs. Francis B. James, white satin
draped with silver lace.
Miss Teresa James. pink satin ana
silver lace.
Mrs. Chisolm. stunning costume Of
black jetted net and an American
Miss Frances Wilkinson wore
beautiful gown Of pink velvet. trim
med with blue tulle and bands OF iri-
Miss Margaret Devereux, cerise vel
vet.
Miss Mary Hill. orchid satin. trim
med with brilliants.
Miss Virginia Sutherland wore a be-
| Mrs. Tucker Sands wore q stunning
white iridescent sequin gown; Miss
Virginia Minor. American beauty vel
vet; Mrs. Abner. Pope. blue chiffon
night blue satin and tulle beaded in
| iridescents.
Mrs. Frank Harmon wore a lovely
gown of white and silver brocade with
| diamond ornaments Miss Harriet
Harmon. old rose satin combined with
| gold tulle and lace.
| Mrs. Francois Berger Moran wore an
imported gown of shaded blue and
| silver brocade with insets Of silver
| lace and hand-painted chiffon.
| Mrs. Horace G. Macfarland wore a
white iridescent sequin and tulle
| gown.
/; Mr. and Mrs Wallace Mulcare, the
| latter wearing a costume of cerise net
built over self-shaded satin.
[ Miss Victoria Coping, French blue
net draped over satin and silver lace.
Mrs. Sam Houston Carr wore a gown
| of black peau de sole draped with
black chantilly lace, trimmed with
| silver, and diamonds.
| Mrs. Leland Stanford Conness wore
| an exquisite gown of midnight blue
and gold iridescent beaded net. and
| she carried white ostrich feather
| fan.
| Miss Louise Hughes was in gray
| chiffon velvet
! Mrs. William Graeme Harvey wore a
handsome gown of pink satin and sill
|
Mrs. Theodore shuey, blue and silver
brocade.
| Mrs. oliver E. Pagan. black tul1e and
jet gown. with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Pearl Gray, pink tulle and gold
lace.
Mrs. Robert n. Harper. gown Of black
| sequins and rhinestones. with petticoat
| of silver cloth, short train and dra-
peries of black net.
Mrs. Alexander, a gown of old rose
| beaded georgette crepe and satin royal.
Mrs. Samuel Duval, turquoise. blue
| georgette crepe, with cascades of sill
yer lace.
Miss Margaret Crosson. cloth of gold
veiled metal green tuile drapery caught
| with pink rosebuds..
Mrs. H. J. Crosson, Eold-colored satin,
| lace.
Miss Casey, blue tulIe and velvet, with
silver lace and cloth trimming.
Miss Angelica G. Remey. peacock blue
;velvet and tulle.
Mrs Maud Howell Smith, black char
tmeuse and tulle emproidered in gold.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbank Twigg, the lat
ter wearing black velvet embroidered
in steel beads.
Lieut. and Mrs. Dunbar Burchell
Adams, the latter in an effective gown
lof kings blue chiffon velvet with a
icorsage bouquet of orchids.
Miss Margheritta Tillman, cloth of
gold and gold lace.
Mrs. c. c. McChord. blue velvet with
the bodice of lace.
Mrs Alice G. B. Ladd. gold brocade.
veiled in black tulle. embroidered in
| gold.
Miss Dorothy Bertholf. sapphire blue
tu1le.
Miss Van Rappard, crimson tulle. with
a broad girdle of crimson velvet.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fairfax, the lat
tier wearing midnight blue velvet and
tulle.
Representative and Mrs Fred Britten.
the latter wearing gown of ecru chit
fon with vari-colored pands OF lrides-
J cent beads.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter s. Penfeld. the
latter wearing white velvet with the
bodice of pearl-embroidered tulle.
Miss Catherine Harlow, pale green
tulle and satin.
Miss Meta NJ. Evans. pale gray satin
and tulle embroidered in silver.
Mrs. Robert Love Taylor, a lovely
gown of black velvet and lace over
silver cloth.
I Miss Ethel Bagley. pale blue satin
and white lace.
Mrs. Ollie James. cerise satin and net.
Mrs. Gillett Hill. silver gray tulle over
white satin.
Miss Gillett. orchid and lavender tulle
over white satin, embroidered in brill
liants.
Mrs James Pryor Tarvin. an effective
model of gold tissue with touches of
gold tulle.
Iulle, ellDi oidCicu III cilNVi' oNci SIiNci
cloth.
Mrs. William B. Bankhead. beauti-
full gown of dahlia -brocaded velvet
draped over silver lace
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Pratt. the latter
wearing black tulle with bodice of Sc
quins.
Miss Louise Thoron. blue tulle over
| white satin.
Mrs. Leonard Hoffmann. black tulle
and sequins.
Mrs. George Barnett, green tulle over
white satin.
Miss Helen Demonet a lovely gown
of silver with bodice embroidered in
irhinestones and opalescent stones.
Mrs. Eugenia Rollins. black -jetted
tulle.
Dr. and Mrs. Chase Palmer the latter
wearing a handsome gown of pale blue
tulle, embroidered in gold, over blue
satin.
Nine. Zaldivar wore a gown of white
irdescent sequins.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman. rose-color
brocade combined with gold lace.
Miss Maths. pale pink tulle.
Mrs. William T. Baggett, lowered
brocade.
Mrs. a. E. Murphy, white net en-
brodered in silver and crystal beads.
Mrs. John F. Little wore black lace
gown trimmed with black Jet with
long empire train lined with jade green.
She wore emerald brooch and earrings
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