Evening star., 1922-04-20
WORLD WAR HEROES
LIONIZED AT WHITE
HOUSE RECEPTION
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white feather ornament in her Golf
fure. and when she entered the White
House earlier in the evening with the,
marshal she wore a marvellous ermine
cape reaching to the hem OF her gown
and finished around the bottoM IN
deep scallops. with ermine tails form
Ing an effective design on each seal
lop.
Mrs. George B. Christian. jr.. was In
| rose pink chiffon brocaded in flower
design in velvet. made very simply,
| with narrow gold beaded eirdle.
Splendid Jewels Worn.
.Mme Jusserand was in gown Of
gray charmeuse. the bodice OF silver
lace. which also draped the skirt. She
wore a diamond tiara and necklace.
Baroness de Cartier was in ruby vel
vet. made without sleeves and with
square train. She wore tiara and
/ earrings of diamonds and string OF
pearls. Her niece. Miss Betty Con-
| molly. was in French blue chiffon
made in iounces cut In pointed scol-
| lops. Nine. Grouitch wore raspberry
| color velvet and cloth Of silver. with
coronet of diamonds. pearls and
jets. Nine. Varela, black jets and
sequins. Nine. Peter, a gown OF
black satin. made severely plain: the
only trimming being panel in front
of the skirt formed Of deep fringe In
jet and cut steel. Her only ornament
!, was string of pearls. Nine. Wailen-
| berg wore black and white. the skirt
| of black net, made full, with gfrdle
the bodice was of white tulle. with
touches of silver. and she wore
| diamond coronet and a string OF
! pearls. Sonora de Ballivian wore
lJetted gown, with a design in red
\ sequins. and Senorita Ballivian.
1 a triV rad n
pearls and a strand Of pearls in her
hair.
Nine. Everwijn was in gold and
black brocade over emerald green
charmeuse. green tulle draperies and
sleeves. and diamond tiara Nine.
made with very long skirt and square
train, and band Of gold cloth about
her head, from which hung large
punches of gold grapes over either
ear. Nine. Saburi, flmy gold lace
over cloth of gold. with train at one
side. Senorita Romano Lefevre was
In rose taffeta trimmed with black
velvet ribbons and rosebuds. Nine.
| kwapiszewska wore cloth Of silver
the panels and train lined with coral
crepe and a spray of flowers en-
broidered in coral chenille at the
waistline. Sonora de Sanchez La
tour wore blue and silver brocade.
| Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss wore en-
erald green velvet. with pointed train;
a fine gold chain set with diamonds.
small diamond coronet in her hair
and two square emeralds at her
| throat. Mrs. J. Mayhem Wainwright,
petunia chiffon incrusted in sequins
Mrs. John a. Lejeune. black net en-
l'Rroidered in gold; Mrs. Robert E.
| coontz. peacock blue sequins and
Jets: Mrs. Merritte w. Ireland, green
chiffon beaded in very small iridescent
beads: Mrs. Colby NJ. Chester. gray
satin and silver with a band of silver
gauze about her throat, from-R hich
hung Iavallier of diamonds and two
short stringslof the same stones: Mrs
! Harrison j. Price was in black chif-
fon velvet with a large cut jet orna-
ment; her daughter, Mrs. Charles o.
French, was in fuchsia -colored chif-
ION velvet over cloth of silver. and
| silver lace.
Mrs. Ira Longnecker wore a gown
| or black charmeuse with cut jet; Mrs.
| John A. Hall, henna chiffon, trimmed
with panels of point lace. and Mrs. F.
r. Tinsman, sister of Gen. Crowder.
wore black lace and jets with jet or
! namantS.
| Mile. Joffre wore girlish gown of
peacock blue charmeuse with an over
| dress of black net, covered with green
| and black sequins.<
| Mrs. Charles L. Sawyer. white and
silver brocade made on draped lines
| WIN iOHs pdHei tram. oliver ana
| white tulle outlined the decollete and
| she wore scarf of ermine.
| Mrs. Alexander P. Moore of Pitts
burgh wore white charmeuse, with an
| overdress of white chiffon covered
| with pearl and crystal embroidery,
| and long panel train of the satin.
| She wore diamond comb in her hair
and several handsome diamond cor
, sage ornaments.
| Mrs Edward Beale Mclean was in
lovely gown of buttercup yellow
seed pearls and gold bugles. and made
on straight lines. She wore a tiara of
| diamonds, In which the famous Hope
adiamond appeared at the highest point
| in the front. and her two necklaces of
| diamonds were Of beautifully matched
| stones She wore several diamond and
| emerald bracelets.
/! Mrs. John Wallace of Des Moines
was in fame-colored chiffon, made
very simply. the draperies edged
| with gold thread Mrs. Mary Wallace
was in raspberry chiffon, the skirt
made in petal fashion and the waist
slightly draped; Mrs. John w. Dav-
| idge. white lace over cloth of silver,
| with long narrow, panels of the lace
| falling from the shoulders and FORM
ing a double train. the draperies held
at the waist line with garlands OF
deep pink roses and bound on the
| edges with silver ribbon; Mrs. Will
liam Belden Noble, black velvet and
tulle trimmed with jet, and her orna-
i ments consisted of a pearl collar and
/ Miles wore fuchsia -colored tulle over
| gold tissue, made on bouffant lines;
| Mrs. Edward F. Gheen. white satin
crepe and chiffon, made on long SIM