Evening star., 1925-03-05

arm seam and met at the low waist
| line in front, with a handsome orna-
ment finished with bead fringe that
| reached the hem of the skirt. The
| sash train of cloth of silver was scarce
| IL inches wide and showed deep nm
| ish of the embroidery as carried out
| on the rest of the gown.
OF almost equal interest to the Vice
| President and Mrs. Dawes were the
new Secretary of State and Mrs.
Frank B. Kellogg, who were guests
! at dinner Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b.
| Noyes and later occupied the box
with them, Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold
Noyes being the only other guests
Mrs. Kellogg was truly regal look
| ing in her London-made gown OF
! silver cloth. brocaded in silver and
| fashioned in straight lines to per-
fectly fit the figure. The only sug-
gestion of a waist line was In the
girdle effect coming from the under
| arm seams and carefully designed
| of sapphires, brilliants and pearls as
| IL to be worn as a choice Jewel. The
| center ornament was of the beads set
with large sapphires and finished
| with fringe, while the bodice,
| showing a low, round neck, was
| finished with the same trim ming, the
| center ornament at the front being
| like that on the girdle, while bands
of the trimming passed over each
shoulder and. finished with bead
| fringe and Jewels, fell almost to the
! waist line. There was no train. but
| scarfs of silver tulle Is inches wide
| fell from each shoulder.
| Mrs. Frank B. Noyes wore a hand
some gown of silver brocade.
Mrs. Beaman Gates Dawes wore a
gown of heavy white satin embroid-
| cred in rhinestones. Mrs. Beaman
| Gates Dawes, jr., was in gown of
green satin, fashioned in the late eff
feet of ruffles and trimmed with gold
lace.
| Senator and Mrs william NJ But
| Ter had with them their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Ellis, of Massachusetts,, and Miss
Yandell of Boston and New York.
Mrs. Butler wore an effective gown
| of orchid and silver brocade, the
| bodice cut low and round, and made
| without sleeves. There was an apron
| front effect bordered with silver. lace
edged with orchid velvet, and giving
a distinctive air were two long
sashes of orchid velvet reaching from
! the shoulder on either side to the
hem of the skirt. Mrs. Ellis wore
powder blue chiffon embroidered In
| beads and combined with silver lace.
Miss Yandell wore a gown of empress
| blue brocaded chiffon.
| Mrs. Stone, wife of Mr.. Justice Stone.
was in a gown OF peach color metal
cloth, embroidered in silver.
| Mrs. Curtis Dwight Wilbur wore a
| gown of black velvet with rhinestone
1 bands over the shoulders.
The Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
Davis danced frequently together. and
she wore a gown of gold lace, circular r
| fiounces of the lace forming the skirt L
| and the straight waist finished on one
shoulder with a cluster of gold
| flowers.
Nine. Wallenburg, wife OF the Min
| lister of Sweden, was in a straight
| gown of blue and silver metal cloth,
| the low waist line marked with crys-
tails, and a band of diamonds about
| her hair. Countess SZechenyi, wife OF
the Minister of Hungary, had a gown
of orchid satin, the plain bodice held
| by shoulder straps Of silver, and
! panels of the satin with bands OF sill
| yer falling from the normal waist
| line on either side. She wore a short
| string of diamonds and no ornament
| in her hair. Sonora de Sanchez La
tour wife OF the Minister of Guate-
mala, had a gown OF black chiffon.