Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-04

bot wore alice blue velvet; Miss Anne
Piper of New York, royal blue tufle
draped over the same shade of satin;
Miss Eleanor Abbot. white liberty
satin, and Miss Marion Abbot. hello
frope taffeta. Mrs. Earl I. Brown, sill
yer cloth with an overdress of white
tuiie with a deep fiounce of iridescents
finishing the skirt, and with the bod
Ice and sleeves of iridescents: Mrs.
George Barnett, blue and gold me-
tallic cloth; Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp,
black and white brocade with dia-
mond ornaments.
MISS Jean Bankhead. pale blue taft
Ieta combined with old rose velvet
and with rosebudss catching the dra-
perry at the back: Miss Eleanor Hav-
and Mrs. Edwin s. Fuller, the latter
wearing black chiffon velvet and lace.
Mrs. George b. Fuller, ivory white
charmeuse trimmed with gold lace,
and Miss Virginia Fuller. gown with
a bodice of white and silver brocade
necklace and earrings of pearls
Paymaster and Mrs. John Fl. Knapp.
the latter wearing a gown of black
tuie embroidered in black iridescent
spangles; Mrs. Angus W. Mclean,
black charmeuse trimmed with Sc
gums and carried American beauty
roses; Mrs. Robert n. Harper. black
anu w hitS SS0uiitS over SILVER llSSut
and bodice of silver lace with
shoulder straps of rhinestones; Miss
Mary Morgan, flame taffeta with
jacket-bodice of gold lace: Mr.. and
Mrs. William +. Dennis, the latter
wearing princess gown of dark blue
satin embroidered III white oaa,,s,
Miss Imogene Young, pale PINK hif-
fon velvet with wide girdle of Alice
blue and pink satin and small ostrich
tips of the same shade holding the
drapery at the side of the front; Mr..
and Mrs. David Mead Lea, the latter
wearing deep rose satin with dra perry of
cream lace and bands OF brillants form
ing the shoulder bands and outlining the
neck: Mrs. Francis Chisholm, gown of
all-over black JET
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul l.. Joachim, the
latter wearing a handsome gown of
cerise satin brocaded in silver, with a
silver bodice, and carrying a large
black ostrich feather fan; Mrs. Mer-
cedes Strictly. black chiffon velvet and
a corsage OF red roses; Mrs. William L.
Tydings black messaline with sequin
trimming: Miss Louise Limerick. pale
blue tulle: Miss Ruth Earle. rose pink
tulle: Miss FrieZe, pink taffeta with
an overdrapery of cream lace; Miss
Helen Demonet silver gray metal
cloth with bodice of sequins: Mrs.
Eugenia Rollins. white brocaded satin
with luHG. VI Il NiS1
Elizabeth Zeas black lace with sequin
trimming; Miss Harriet Clark. sap
phire blue satin with bodice of silver
lace: Mrs. Archibald McGlasson. lilac
chiffon velvet; Senator and Mrs Rams
dell. the latter wearing black lace
embroidered in jet and trimmed with
heavy gold lace; Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Conrad black tulle with sequin bodice
and corsage of orchids; Mrs. Morris
Evans. pale pink silk brocaded in sill
yer; Miss Meta Evans. changeable
yellow and heliotrope taffeta; Mrs.
Watson Clark, sapphire blue velvet
with bodice of opalescent seQuins;
Miss Charlotte Clark. pink taffeta
with tulle touches on the bodice: Miss
Muncaster, rose pink taffeta; Miss APP
pleton, a gown of pink brocade; Miss
Sylvia Appleton. pale blue taffeta and
tulle. ard Miss Mary Conrad of Nir-
ginia, filmy white lace over taTeta
and bodice of silver lace.
Mrs. Frederic Nick enney, old gold
velvet brocade. with bodice combined
with gold lace; Miss Grace Overmar.
sapphire blue velvet. with bodice
trimmed with tulle and brilliants; Mrs.
Dennis Epson, mauye brocade: Miss
Mary Temple. black lace trimmed
with jet and diamond ornaments; Mrs.
J. H Anderson of Knoxville, Tenn,
black chiffon velvet. with sequin
trimming and diamond ornaments;
Miss Callie Doyle, black velvet, with
diamond chain; Mrs. Theodore Bald
win. apple-green chiffon embroidered
in silver; Miss Frances Hopkins. white
satin. with silver tulle' sleeves and
finishing bodice: Mrs. Horace G. Mac
farIand. sapphire-blue tulle. with bod
ice of iridescent blue sequins and mar
row bands of the sequins edging the
ruff1es; Miss Natalie Young Smith,
white and-gold brocaded satin; Mr..