Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-07


Howard Hume, as Red Cross nurses,
in white gowns and wells trimmed with
red crosses.
Mrs. James Carroll Fraser. a stun
ming gown Of salmon pink satin bro
caded in gold.
Mrs Albert Billings Ruddock. a beauti-
full gown Of orchid tulle, trimmed with
brilliants.
Miss Ruth Wilson. emerald green vel
vet cut on Grecian lines and nnisheo
with q silver cord girdle.
Mrs. William Strother Smith, hand
some costume of gold cloth. with
bodice of gold tissue with oriental en-
broidery.
Mrs. James r. Mann wore stunning
gown of white charmeuse trimmed with
iridescent sequins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman. the
latter wearing a colonial costume OF
black satin and lace. with white wig.
Mrs Breckenridge Long. pink and Sill
yer brocade.
Miss MATHS. sapphire blue velvet and
tulle.
Mrs William Haywood, violet tulle.
Mrs. Fred A. Britten, cerise velvet.
with large ostrich feather fan of the
same shade.
color velvet combined with marine blue
tulle.
Mrs. Alice G. 3. Laid wore gypsy
costume of brilliant hue. with becom-
Ing HeaQUFeSS req
Miss Nellie Johnson wore blue tulle
gown, with blue birds sewn on. She
wore a blue bird in her powdered hair.
Mrs. Perry Belmont wore an exquisite
gown of rose pink brocade and tulle
with pearl ornaments,
Miss Mary Patten. sapphire blue satin
and tulie.
Miss Josephine Patten. blue and silver
brocade
Mrs. Huge Legare. gold embroidered
tulle.
Mrs. Beale r. Howard wore a charm
ing costume of midnight blue tulle
sewn with silver stars. with blue and
silver beaded headdress.
mann. the latter wearing a beautiful
costume, with a draped shawl of
Powered crepe.
Mr.. Willis was a Spanish grandee. in
black velvet costume embroidered in
gold.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bartlett. Mrs. Bart
lett wearing a pale blue charmeuse
gown with draperies of tulle.
Mrs Joseph Letter wore a cloth of
gold gown, with handsome diamond
ornaments
Mrs. d. Buchanan Merryman. Ameri-
can beauty velvet
Mrs. F. B. Moran. blue and silver
hrocade and tul!e.
Mrs. Howard Hume, n Red Cross cos
tune of white muslin, with the nurses
headdress.
Misc Lena Hitchcock and Miss Kathe-
ryn Hitchcock wore elaborate Chinese
mandarin costumes of satin covered
with embroidery.
Nine. Felix Garziglia went as a
French doll. in muslin and lace dress
and can.
Mrs. Morris Evans. black net over
cloth of silver.
Miss Meta Evans. lavender taffeta and
tulle.'
Miss Virginia lie seure, white satin
with rhinestone trimming.
Miss Helen lie Seure rose pink satin
banded with sequin.
Miss Marie Sims wore a wonderful
Indian costume Of russell kid, with bead
embroidery.
Mrs. Harold Walker, black velvet
with top of white tulle.
MISS downing, pale pink tulie with
sequir trimming.
Miss Mary b. Adams. mauve and sill
yer hrocaded chiffon.
Miss Rebecca Collier. white charmeuse
with insets of gold lace
Miss Suzanne Chase, black tulIe with
a girdle of narrow silver ribbon
Miss Reeves Harris, black satin and
tulle.
Miss Frances Carpenter wore an efYec-
tive gypsy costume.
Miss Leslie Murray of New York wore
a lovely gown of marine blue tulle
Mrs. r. w. Carlisle, silver metal cloth.
Miss Margheritta Tiliman, gold cloth
yelled in smoke-colored tuIle with
shaded purple feather fan.
Mrs. T Septimus Austin, black tulle
combined with jet and mounted over
cloth of silver.
Miss Madeleine Austin, rose pink satin
with overdra peries of white tulle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath. the latter
wearing a handsome gown of pink
chiffon with crystal embroidery
Miss Cecile Cook. American beauty
satin, with an overdress of silver net
Mrs. Ashton Todd was in a black
To-.
diamond ornaments.
Miss Irene MCGUIRE. an Egyptian
costume of silver cloth.
Miss Margaret Sheedy of Denver, Col,
black net over cloth of silver
Miss Martha Fitzpatrick wore a
beautiful gown of white char,neuse
embroidered in pearls.
Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook. blue bro
caded satin combined with pink panne
velvet and trimmed with duchess point
lace,
among others present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes. Miss Claire
Ellsworth OF New York. Or. and Mrs.
Ralph Walker Mcdowell, Miss Prentice.
Mr.; Gale Mcdowell and Mr. Theodore
r. Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. William Eaches
Fendall, who had party at one of the
tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Elliott, Miss Janet Ei,iott
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Herter. Miss
l'risci.ia White. the Misses Jencks OF Bal
umore, Mr.. William Prescott Johkheer
and Nine. r J. L. Tjarla Van Starkeu
borsh. DR. and Mrs. Van H Manning, Miss
Stevens. Mr.. Van H Manning. MI, and
Mrs. Harry Burr. Miss Katie l.. Howe.
Miss Sarah Willard Howe. Judge Martin
A. Knapp. Paymaster General Samuel Nc
Gowan, Mr.. William Bowie Clark. Mr.
Ralph HILL Ensign Howard Fiske' M
Myron Parker, jr.; Mr.. Herbert c
Hengstler. Sergt. J. I. Edwards Mr.
Charles NJ. Remey, Mr. Cuthbert Brown
Capt. c. c. Calhoun, Col Edwardo Raw,
baud. Lieut.. ?. f. Simpson, Mr.. Richard
Daniels
Mr.. W. F. Bremner wore a Byzantine
priest costume, designed by Lieut.
Lancelot Suckert. Y. S. A, now in
France. consisting of cassock and head
dress of artistic design.
Mr.. William Eric Fowler entertained
a large box party. his guests including
the first secretary of the Mexican en-
hassy and Nine, de Rojo, Miss Bonillas
Miss Carlota de Pena. Miss Tribe, Nine
Morel. Miss Exchaurren. Miss Ramona
+. Lefevre, Miss Espinosa, Mr.. ]. e.
Lefevre, Mr. Tribe. Lieut.. Pillet Lieut..
Duply, Mr.. Baron Hall and Col Horton.
Miss Dorothy Bertholf went as a
gypsy, in a vari-coored costume and
small red cap. Mrs. Lawrence Town
send wore a handsome gown of black