Evening star., 1919-01-23
Gowns Form Gay Feature.


materials such as tulle and georgette
or chiffon mounted over the SHIN
mering cloth of silver or gold, and
worn with but few Jewels.
Mrs. Gregory wore particularly
graceful gown of ruby-colored velvet.
cut without a train along narrow
draped lines and with a narrow jew
eied girdle, the long ends finished
with heavy tassels, holding the gown
at the waist. Net sleeves and a long
scarf of ruby-colored tnue finished
the bodice.
Nine. Philippe Barber wore a gown
of black satin gracefully draped from
the shoulders over bodice OF Per-
sian blue heavily brocaded In gold,
and carried a large black ostrich
feather fan.
Mime. Collardet wore handsome
gown of white satin brocaded in sill
YER, fashioned on simple straight
lines. with short square train.
Ropes of crystals outlined the square
neck of the bodice and fell over the
shoulders.
Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark, a
beautiful gown of black tulle en-
broidered in pearls and Jet over cloth
of silver, -and Mrs. David Mead Lea,
q gown Of American beauty satin and
georgette, with an overdrapery OF
white lace, and carried a, bouquet OF
American beauty roses.
Nine. Zaidivar wore "A handsome
draped gown of porcelain-hlue SILK,
with a train of antique lace. and pearl
ornaments, and Miss Julia Zaidivar. a
gown of white lace over white satin,
Nine. F,kengren was in gown of
pale blue brocaded in silver, with
bodice of chiffon and brilliants. and
Nine. Grouitch. gown fashioned
with a long train of light pink taf-
feta brocaded in gold, the skirt open
ing over foundation of pink chiffon.
white satin; Miss Lillian Birney, vio-
let and silver metallic cloth, with
blue tulle sleeves, and Miss Joan
Oil. gray chiffon embroidered in
crystals.
Mrs. Alfred Hawes, handsome
gown of black velvet trimmed with
rhinestones, and Mrs. Zugbaum wore
Other Attractive Costumes.
Mrs. Charles NJ Foulke wore a
paillettes on net; Mrs. Ffoulke Smith,
a striking gown of silver gray geor-
gette, embroidered in crystals; Mrs.
Dudley Gates of San Francisco, a
gown of black tulle over silver cloth; !;
Miss Mildred Bromweu. a charming
gown of fiesh-colored tulle draped
over silver cloth; Miss Charlotte
freeman Clark. violet tulle over cloth
of gold; Miss Anna Hamlin, a beauti-
full gown of pink and sold brocade
and pink chiffon draped over cloth of
gold; Mrs. Charles l.. F'railey, a hand
some gown of American beauty tulle
over silver cloth. and Miss Mamie
yellow chiffon draped over yellow
satin.
Miss Elizabeth Koones wore an ef-
fective gown of white chiffon with
bands of white ostrich trimming, the
skirt and bodice of silver cloth. and
carried a white ostrich feather fan.
Mrs, c. Augustus Simpson, a gown
of geld net over cloth of gold and
blue brocade; Mrs. William Hannay,
blue tulle with iridescent trimming;
Mrs. Tassin, white satin and old lace;
Miss Holly of New York, American
beauty tulle draped over silver cloth
with crystal trimming on bodice;
Miss Ruth Lawton. black tulle over
white satin with girdle of rainbow
shades; Miss Harriet Bailey, Alice
blue tulle over silver cloth; Miss
Marie Spurgeon, nile green char
meuse combined with tulle; Miss Syl-
via Appleton, black tulle over pink
satin.
Mrs. George Barnett, a gown of
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Delos Blodgett. handsome gown of
black tulle with bodice and band
trimming of moonlight blue iridescent
sequins; Miss Louise Thoron, gown
of pale pink velvet trimmed with fur
bands and pink tulle scarf; Mrs.
Cary Langhorne, white satin and
brilliant trimming; Miss Grace Over
man, a gown of black satin draped
with black tulle.
Mrs. F. B. Moran wore a gown of
gold tissue with sleeves of turquoise
blue; Mrs. Horace G. Macfarland, pur-
pie satin and tulle and iridescent Sc
quins; Miss Louise E. Lacey, lovely
gold; Mrs. Jack Maury. red velvet
with bodice of iridescent red Sc
quins; Mrs. Lloyd Bowers. gown of
geranium pink velvet with bodice of
filmy gold lace; Miss Morgan, gold
and blue shaded taffeta with panel
back embroidered in brilliants.
Mrs. Joseph Thropp wore a hand
some gown of dark blue and gold
brocslde and diamond ornaments; Mrs
John B. Henderson. a gown of white
chiffon embroidered in silver sequins !;
Mrs. Charles w. Rae, handsome
gown of cream silk brocaded in sill
yer: Mrs. Walter Wells, a pale green
taffe.a brocaded in silver; Miss An
Graves, white, satin and tulle;
Mrs. r. NJ. Kaufman, gown of
sappnire satin with jacket bodice eff
feet of chiffon.
Other prominent persons at the ball
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Calhoun. the lat
ter wearing a gown of smoke tulle.
enbr oidered in black sequins over
satin; Mrs. Samuel Tucker. who wore
a handsome gown of cream satin with
the facing of American beauty show
ing in the drapery of the skirt at the
Miss Margaret Tucker, a
gown of shell pink satin. trimmed
with iridescents; Miss Mary Graham,
a gown of geranium red chiffon vel
vet fashioned on simple straight lines
with tu1le forming the top Of the
bodice and sleeves: DR.. and Mrs. John
Crayke Simpson. the latter in hand
some gown of black satin and tulle;
tulle side draperies and sleeves; Miss
Ernst, handsome gown of pale gray
brocade with smoke pearl trimmings.
Mrs. Thomas Holcomb, a gown of
gray-and-silver brocade, with bodice
outlined with briiiiants.
Mrs. Walter Penfield, g. lovely gown
of gold tissue, with shoulder straps
of brilliants and gold tulle sleeve
draperies: Mrs. Fred Britten, a draped
gown of American beauty taffeta
edged with narrow gold ribbon; Mrs.
Morris Evans. pale pink satin, with
gold lace bodice and garnet tulle
sleeves; Miss Meta Evans, violet-and-
gold shaded taffeta, with a porcelain
blue velvet girdle and a pearl circlet
in her hair; Mrs. J. C. W. Beckham,
an effective gown of peking blue
satin. with heavy gold lace panels
falling from the shoulders; Miss Enid
Sims, turquoise satin, with a close
fitting crush bodice and narrow ruff
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