Evening star., 1922-02-10

black and deep blue seauins, and
senorita Baifivian wore black ssquins
and jets. with an American beauty
velvet rose at ono side OF tho bodice.
Mrs. Frederick A. Britten's gown was
white crepe with desiEn In front em-
broidered In crystals. Mrs. James &.
Cantrill wore emerald green heavily
brocaded In gold, with emerald orna-
ments: Mrs. Louis T. McFadden, black
and silver brocads trimmed with sill
yer cloth and tulle. and her guest. Mrs.
Shields of Philadelphia, wore black
thread lace over tulle.
Mrs. Nicholas LOngworth wore heavy
amethyst silk. brocaded in silver. made
ankle length, without a train, and she
wore long string of uncut amethysts
rings to match: Mrs. Anderson H.
Walker was in rose pink brocaded in
silver and trimmed with point lace;
Mrs. James r. Mann wore black
velvet made with draped skirt and
trimmed with crystals and rhine
was in black sequins and Jets; Mrs.
Harry c. woodward wore black velvet
trimmed with rhinestones: Mrs. John
w. Langley wore gown of black
sequtns and Jets. and Mrs. John Phillip
Hill! white satin trimmed with jet
beads.
Jewel TrImmings.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, wearing
Il gown Of black sequins and jets and
diamond ornaments: Mrs. Rufus Day
in dark green velvet trimmed with
strings of rhinstones and pearls; Mrs.
Archibald Gracie black tulle trimmed
with jets: Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly.
seafoam green sequins and tulle, with
emerald ornaments; Miss Mary Wal
lace. daughter OF the Secretary of
Agriculture and Mrs. Wallace. pale
orchid chiffon over silver: Miss Carolyn
Bailey of st. Louis. guest OF Miss
with strings Of pearls and pearl orna-
ments. and MRS Cary T. Grayson a
gown Of black thread lace draped over
satin and trimmed with crystals and
jets.
Mai. and Mrs Richard Sylvester,
formerly of Washington. now of Will
mington, Del, We're at the reception,
and Mrs. Sylvester wore black net
over gold brocade and trimmed with
jets. Mrs. Warren Gard of Ohio wore
mauve and silver brocade, with pearl
ornaments, and her sister, Mrs. John
F. Nielan, wore French blue chiffon:
Mrs. Herman Kitter, also of Ohio, and
a guest of former Representative and
Mrs. Gard. wore gown of orchid
sequins: Mrs. William Il. Dennis wore
jade green brocaded in gold and
trimmed with green tulle: Mrs,
DeloS A. BiOQSeIt, OrcHlO cnlUOn anu
crystals: Mrs. Charles G. Matthews.
white satin brocaded in silver; Mrs.
Arthur E. SiNsmith, green velvet
trimmed with silver lace: Mrs.
Charles Clay Bayly, white satin en-
broidered in pearls.
Mrs. Charles sE. Sawyer, black
velvet trimmed with jet: Mrs. Thomas
P. Gore, midnight blue velvet and
Mrs. Henry krogsted. in white satin
embroidered in pearls and trimmed
with point lace. Miss Sallie E.
Zimmerman, black tulle over black
satin trimmed with jets; Mrs. Charles
w. Fairfax, white satin embroidered
in black and white and trimmed with
black tulle, and jet and crystal
ornaments: Mrs. William Hughes,
black chiffon trimmed with rhine
stones. Mrs. Hugh s. Cumming.
black velvet and tulle; Miss Vacars
of Pikesville. KY. pink georgette:
Mrs. Harlan, crimson brocaded vel
vet: Mrs. Anthony Williams of Pixies
vile, KY, black chantilly lace, with
jet ornaments; Mrs. Lee Robinson.
black velvet trimmed with gold lace
and rhinestones; Mr.. F.. B. Shultz,
black sequins and crepe; Mrs. Z.
Bayard Halsted, cloth of siver and
lace: and Mrs. Georgia Lee Parker.
white chiffon embroidered in pearls.