Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-16
Debutantes' Gowns.

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orately embroidered in jewels.
Miss Daviette Ficklen, gown of
| American beauty velvet with silver
trimming.
Mrs. Mark L. Bristol black and gold
brocaded satin and headdress OF GOLD
and jet with black tulle veil.
| Miss Margaret Harding, a gown
fashioned of white satin and tulle and
a pearl and emerald headdress and a
green veil embroidered in silver.
Mrs. John Gregory Hope, wearing gray
silk brocade with silver trimmings
Miss Frances Hopkins, white taffeta
and tulle embroidered in iridescents;
Mrs Rudolph Kaufman, black lace
| and velvet with pearl ornaments and
an ermine scarf; Miss Mamie Ran
dolph Heth, black net and lace over
gray satin with diamond ornaments:
Mrs George T. Smith wore a hand
some gown of black velvet and jet;
Miss Natalie Young Smith, white. sat
! in and gold brocade, and Mrs. Alexan-
der G. BENTLEY. blue panne velvet with
rhinestone trimmings and carrying
white ostrich feather fan.
! Miss Flora Wilson wore Russian
| peasant costume: Mrs. Claire Mathers,
a gown Of black velvet with jet trim
mings; Mrs. Perry Miller, cloth of gold
combined with American beauty vel
vet; Mrs. Frank c. Let's, handsome
draped gown of black chiffon velvet
with iridescent trimming; Miss Court
ney Let's, Alice blue chiffon over self
| colored satin. a pearl headdress and
white tulle veil, Mrs. Charles S. Brom-
well. a gown of black velvet and jet:
Miss Henrietta Hill, pink georgette
| with a black velvet girdle and gar
land of pink and blue flowers; Mrs.
| Alfred Halves, black velvet and dia-
mond and platinum tiara and pearl
necklace.
| Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson. black, gold
and dark blue brocade combined with
gold lace; Mrs. James Carroll Frazer,
| a handsome, close-fltting draped gown
rope of pearls.
| Miss Gwynn. a sapphire blue velvet.
| with bodice of blue net. embroidered
| in bri1liants and diamond ornaments;
Miss Margaretta Symons, turquoise
blue velvet and a rope of pearls, Mrs.
[ K. H. G. Slater, deep red velvet and
tulle and diamond ornaments; Mrs.
Emmett c. Gudger. gown of white
and turquoise net, with bodice of tur-
| quoise satin, trimmed with iridescents;
Miss Lee, blue and gold brocaded
crepe; Mrs. John p Jackson, black
and diamond ornaments: Mrs. F. S.
Nash, magenta velvet and silver lace;
Miss Helen Patteh, black chiffon vel
lvet, and Miss Alys Downing wore
Russian peasant costume, the distinc-
tive feature of the native headdress
Mrs. Rufus Day, American beauty
satin embro idered in silver; Mime. Zal-
divar. soft smoke Acolored velvet trim
med with bands of gray fox fun; Mrs.
Richard Townsend. midnight blue
chiffon velvet, with bodice and flow
ing sleeves of gold net, tall kako-
schnik of tsold edged with gold fringe
and embroidered In pearls, and long
earrings Of dull gold: Mrs. T. T. Gaff.
peacock blue velvet; Princess Ghika.
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silver embroidered in rhfnestones. and
a headdress of cloth OF silver studded
with diamonds: Miss Josephine Pat
| ten, white and silver brocade. with
pearl and rhinestone headdress; Mrs.
Walter Denegre, green brocaded in
silver. with diamond dog collar:
Mrs John F. Rodgers, black velvet.
with diamond dog collar. and band in
her hair: Mrs. Raymond r. Baker,
| pink satin brocaded in silver.
NILS Mary Carter wore an effective
costume of gold and green chiffon.
Mrs. Thomas Holcomb a gown Of
| fine black net embroidered in a border
effect OF silver draped over black satin,
with bodice deliberately embroidered in
Silver.
Mrs. F. B. Moran wore white satin
brocade draped with white lace. worn
with a headdress of white metal cloth
studded with pearls.
Mrs. Horace G. Mcfarland, sapphire
Dluc lullC III
blue sequins.
Mrs. Morris Evans, garnet velvet
fashioned in a straight tunic effect
over metal cloth, which also formed
the bodice, and over her shoulders a
long velvet scarf lined with the metal
cloth,
Miss Meta Evans a draped model of
changeable pink to gold taffeta, and
a headdress of pearls and rhinestones
with a white tulle veil.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.. Calhoun, hand
some gown of cloth of silver with
bouffant drapery of silver tulle, with
! bodice embroidered in rhinestones and
| a headdress of pearls and white tulle
! Mrs. Clarke Waggaman. pale yellow
silk embroidered in a scattered design
| with French blue beads.
| Mrs. Louis Kingsley, white satin and
| with oyerdress of white lace.
Miss Kingsley. pale gray taffeta
| combined with silver lace.
! Miss Ramona Lefevre, draped
model of bronze velvet, with white
| lining the neck of the square cut
| bodice.
| Mrs. Theodore s. Wilkinson wore
gown of French blue satin with tulle
| Mrs. Walter Wells, a gown of seafoam
green and silver brocade Mrs Henry
Leonard, a gown of black satin with an
overdress of black forming a long train.
| and heavily embroidered in gold sequins.
Miss Louise Thoron, a gown of white
satin and lace and headdress of eme-
raids and pearls and veil of shell pink
| tulle.
| Mrs. Victor Kaufman, gown of
heavy white silk brocaded in flame color.
with the bodice deliberately trimmed in
pearls, and Mrs. A. S. Clifford. pink
chiffon and diamond collar.
! Mrs. Henry Corbin wore black vel
vet with the bodice embroidered in
rhinestones and iridescents. Nine.
| Ekengren, a gown of white embroider-
| ed with diamond ornaments. Mrs.
George Barnett, heavy white satin
embroidered in pearls and an elabo-
rate headdress of pearls and brilliants.
Mrs. Marshall Field. black velvet COM
bined with draperies of black net en-
broidered in sequins and rhinestone
and diamond collar. Miss Morgan,
dull gold and black brocade draped over
black velvet.
Mrs. John Bryant Of Boston, tur-
quoise blue satin, draped over metal
iio cloth Of gold and silver and head
dress OF pearls
Mrs. Harry A. Williams, peacock
blue satin with a girile OF sequins
Of the same shade.
Mra Russell Harrison. cloth Of gold
| and tlille.
Miss Daisy Gordon Stewart. black