The Washington herald., 1922-04-20
JOFFRE WINS WARM OVATION 4
AT WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION

was tucked away at the left side
of the waist in front. She, wore
hose and satin slippers to match
the gown, a diamond lavallier and
black velvet band about her
throat. fastened with a diamond
and platinum clasp. She wore long
white gloves and carried a black
ostrich feather fan. She shock
hands with her left hand, her
right one being exhausted by the
many receptions she has held with
in ehlast few days for the various
patriotic organizations in WASH
ington now.
white charmeuse elaborately en-
broidered in double rows of large
pearl btads, the rows running
around tn waits and up and down
on the skirt. Straps Of pearls
and rhinestones held the decoilete
and extended in back into long
wide. swinging ropes of pearls end
ing in pearl and rhinestone tas-
sells. At the top of the hem caught
here and there under the pearl
bands were occasional bits of white
ostrich feathers. She carried a fan
of peacock green coque feathers
in her haid was a large rhine-
stone studded pin. sis
Mrs. Denby in Cloth Of Gold.
Mrs. Denby's gown was of cloth
of gold with gold lace. The lace
topped the square-cut low bodice
and formed panels on each side of
the skirt. Over these panels were
draped full gathered ones of gold
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waist line with a frilled head. The
sleeves were elbow length and
tight fitting with a long. narrow.
loosely hanging pointed cap Of the
cloth OF gold. and still another over
tulle. A rope of gold bugles was
loosely tied about the waist. A
band of gold leaves encircled her
hair.
Nine. Jofrre's gown was Of black
net over black satin with a wide
panel front and back of black Sc
quins combined with black net EN-.
broidered in a large pattern with a
fine peacock green silk braid. Her
sleeves which reached to the elbow
were slit until they reached a green
band which held them to the. sr,n
In her hair she wore a black al
grette tipped with white.
Mrs. Coolidge's gown was un-
usually lovely;was all of black Sc
Quins, made on straight lines
Mrs. Hughes costume was of
black and, gold brocade, made on
simple lines with a train and sleeves
of black tulle.
Mrs. Works gown was of white
brocaded silk with a long pointed
train. asquare. neck and capsleeves
of tulle.
Mrs wallace In Sapphire Blue.
Mrs. Wallace wore a gown OF
sapphire blue chiffon embroidered
all over with beads Of the same
color,~> The bodice was cut boat
shape at the neck and sleeveless.
The waist was rather long and
bloused, while a wide panel back
and front formed a tunic over a
plain underskirt. 1t was trainless.
Mrs. Davis was in black net over
black satin. the bodice almost en-
tirely adorned with black sequins.
The skirt was ankle length and
trainless.
Mrs. Christian wore a rose COL
made with a train and sleeves Of
tulle, all of the same shade.
Nine. Jusserand looked very hand
some in a gown of grey satin with
elbow length sleeves and trimmings
of silver lace. The skirt was cut
one with a sweeping train.
Mrs. Edward Beaie Mclean looked
particularly well in a gown of pale
yellow chiffon embroidered in pale
yellow beads in a large pattern.
The gown was made on straight
lines with a slightly long waist
line and a soft narrow girdle of the
chiffon. A wide train of the plain
chiffon was arranged in panel ef-
feet in the back hanging from the
waist line. She wore a tiara of
diamonds Stopped with the famous
Hope diamond while a diamond
necklace and diamond earrings also
adorned her together with a dia-
mond chain ending in a huge emer-
aid drop surrouaded by diamonds.
Mrs. vanderbilt's Diamopds.
great numbers was Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt who wore a gown of
silver cloth and silver lace. Over
SoSh ohOutuSh anu ldliiue uoWn Inc
back were narrow trailing bands
Of lavender velvet. A tiara of dia-
mcnds was arranged low on her
forehead and many diamond neck
laces were about her throat. Her
daughter. Miss Grace Vanderbilt,
wore a simple giriish frock of cloth
Of silver and tulle. 1t was mdae
with a very short waist line and
practically untrimmed. H.,
Mrs. Alexander Moore, fdrmerly
Miss Lillian Russell. wore. a white
satin gown made on tight-httins
lines. the skirt having a plain tunic
while on the right side was an extra
over drapery. all of satin. The
bodice was deliberately embroidered
with pearls as was the, side dfapery.
Miss Catherine Hughes had on a
frock of peacock green satin and
chiffon, the bodice being long and
plain and of the satin while the
skirt was full. plain and gathered
aud of the chiffon. The neck of the
bodice was cut .v-shaped and was
sleeveless. ,.4E .-
Miss Hariaa In Black. 80
Miss Laura Harlan locked i un-
usually well in q gown of black
Spanish lace over black satin. the
bodice being dr9ped over cloth OF
silver, and was occasionally trimmed
with rhinestones. The elbow.length
sleeves were of the lace and bell
shared. y ~ ~
Mrs, Loneworth's gown was OF
purple and gold brocade in ., small
design. The waist was quite low
and square. The skirt was long
snugly fitting and what, fullnesf
there wass was gathered. into a
plat band at the bottom. A pan