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necklaces and bangles to heighten the
effect.
Mrs Ffolke-smith wore very ef-
fective Spanish costume of white satin
/ with q black satin mantilla-
f, The Misses Margaret and Adelaide
| futile and the Misses Mary and Eliza
beth Cumming were charming french
maids in rather short black silk dress
| eS with lace-ruffied caps, collars, cuffs
I and aprons.
/ Mrs. Richard Harlow, gray satin.
| Mrs. Henry Leonard, sapphire blue
velvet with tulle draperies
Miss Louise Thoron, an empire gown
| of white satin.
/ Mrs Samuel p. Ficklen, as Carmen,
wore a beautiful costume of red satin,
yelled in black lace. with black lace
mantilla.
Miss Baviette' Ficklen went as a colo
! NAL lady in a lovely costume of peach
colored MORE taffeta, with a tiny bodice
and full skirt made in pannier fashion.
Miss Margaret Carry wore gown Of
green chiffon.
| Miss Catherine Harlow, Miss Louise
DELAYS, Miss Lydia Chaplin and Miss
! Lillian HSrney formed a very effective
| group in their French student cos
| tunes, consisting of long blue smocks,
| black trousers and black tam-o shan
! ters
| Miss Mary Hill wore a green satin and
| tullS gown.
| Miss Jean Rayner. Japanese costume
of blue and green satin.
Mrs. Thomas Blagden wore a pier
rette costume, with a fascinating white
| wig.
| Princess Ghika wore a stunning gown
of cloth of silver, yelled in salmon col
ored tuile.
Mrs. Jay E. Hoffer wore a lovely gown
| OF black chiffon velvet, trimmed with
4 rhinestones.
! Miss Helen Hofrer wore an effective
/ costume of blue tulle. with silver trim
| ming.
Mr.. Preston Davie, a monk.
| Mrs. Preston Davie. Il French artists
costume of black velvet and blue satin
| Mrs Sherman McCalium. a handsome
gown of black chiffon velvet
| Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards wore a
stunning gown of orchid velvet.
| MISS Bessie Edwards made 4 lovely
Watteau shepherdess, in n costume of
pink satin, with a quilted petticoat and
white wig.
| Miss Mary Temple. a handsome gown
OF hesh-coiored satin combined with
blue and gold brocade trimmed with
gold and jet passeuenterie and diamond
| ornaments.
| Mrs. Walter Wells, a plerrette cos
| tune.
| Mrs. John W Falls OF New York. in
alice blue tulle embroidered in self
| colored Sequins draped over pale pink
| satin.
| Mrs Frank Hight wore a handsome
| costume in the engineer colors, red
| and white. The gown was of satin in
those colors and was laced up the side
with red cord terminating in tassels.
She wore the triangle of the Y. NJ. c. A.
and her head was adorned with L small
! castle, the insignia OF the engineers.
The costume WAS specially designed for
her by the camouieurs
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Penfield Mrs
fehneio wearing a becoming gown OF
| lavender satin cont ined with silver lace
| and garlanded with rosebuds
| Mrs. Frank W. Bacon of Omaha. Neb.
a stunning gown OF pink satin yelled In
! gray Chiffon with the bodice formed of
| rhineStones.
! Miss Enid Sims, midnight blue chif-
| fon and silver lace.
| Mrs. Robert Hinckley wore a pietur-
| esGue Chinese costume of pale blue silk.
| richly embroidered.
! Miss Gladys Hinekley also wore a Chi
nese costume of satin covered with en-
! broidery.
| Mrs. Hollister Sturgas wore one of the
most original and beautiful costume
seen. representing a flagship, with the
dress of green chiffon designed to give
the effect OF waves on the water, and
her headdress was a tiny ship with the
| hags of the allies flying from the
masts.
Miss Flora Wilson wore a beautiful
gown of dawn pink brocade.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Florence Fox of Paris
and Philadelphia, the latter wearing an
imported gown of silver-beaded tissue
IN wave design mounted over silver
cloth.
Mrs. Charles X. Koones. violet tulle
over cloth of silver deliberately en-
broidered in silver.
Miss Elizabeth koones, charming
gown of hesh-coiored georgette crepe
embroidered in silver and trimmed with
silver lace.
Miss Edith Lester. wore turquoise
blue satin incrusted with rhinestones.
Mrs. George Lawrence Wilkinson of
Chicago wore g stunning gown of white
lace with the bodice of iridescent
sequins. and the girdle and train OF
pink and gold brocaded faiIle
Miss Frances Wilkinson wore a beau
| tiful gypsy costume OF blue and green
chiffon, with the bodice OF satin and
the flowing draperies of chiffon falling
from the shoulders and gtrdled at the
waist line with q scarf of varicolored
silk. She wore a gold and blue head
dress with long gold earrings and neck
laces and bracelets of beads.
Mrs. John W. Newman Of Lexington,
KY, wore stunning gown of white
brocade
Miss Morancy of Kentucky, pink satin
with an overdress of pink tulle en-
broidered in silver
Mrs. Thomas F. Logan made charm
ing Queen Of Hearts in a bouffant cos
tune of white tulle sewn with pendant
hearts of red satin. The headdress
was very becoming, and was formed
! of red satin hearts in graduated sizes
! Maj. and Mrs. william C. Harllee
| the latter wearing lavender brocaded
satin trimmed with gold lace.
| Mrs. Poe White violet tulle with
| touches of violet velvet.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus T. Kirby, the
latter wearing Spanish costume of
black satin. with a yellow shawl.