Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-11

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ton, wore costume of gold lace made
| with a cloth of gold bodice and FULL
skirt, and worn over Il slip of pink
metallic cloth. She wore IL band of
pearls in her hair.
Nine. kleinwachter, wife of the
counselor of the Austrian legation,
was in a gown of ashes of roses georg-
cite crepe, made with godets in the
skirt, and a red rose caught at the
left shoulder.
Sonora de Gonzales Prada, wife of
the first secretary of the Peruvian EN-
hassy, had a gown of cloth of gold
made on straight lines with a large
pink rose at one side of the skirt, and
Sonora de Chevalier. wife of the Secre-
tary of the Panaman legation, was In
black and silver brocade, made with q
Straight-lined bodice and a flare skirt
with short side train, and with this
she wore pearl necklace.
Mrs. Longworth in Purple.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, wife of
the newly elected Speaker of the
House of Representatives, was in Il
becoming gown of purple brocade.
Mrs. Frederick II. Gillett had a
sign of pastel shades, made with short
train; Mrs. Arthur Capper was in
green satin with a coat of black tulie.
edged with narrow bands of black fur.
Mrs. Robert y. Stanfield had dress
Of white chiffon embroidered in cryS-
tails and pearls; Mrs. William II. King s
white chiffon was gracefully draped
over satin with no trimming, and the
simplicity of her costume was carried
IT, l,.N. Of low
Mrs George Wharton Pepper, wife
of Senator Pepper. was in a gown OF
orchid velvet. studded with rhine
stones and crystals. The gown was
fashioned along straight lines. with n
narrow panel forming a slight train
at the side. With Mrs. Pepper was
her daughter. Mrs. Theodore s. Paul
Of Philadelphia
Mrs. William NJ. Butler wore black
SalOme velvet made with a circular
floGnce on the skirt and trimmed with
silver lace, and she carried fan o.
orchid ostrich feathers. Her daugh-
ter law, Mrs. Morgan Butler, was
in silver lace made over silver.
Mrs. Claude r. Swanson had Il
gown of gold lace made straight and
over flesh color satin.
Mrs. Woodbridge \. Ferris, wife Of
Senator Ferris. was in champagne
satin studded with crystals. Mrs
George II. Moses wore rose-ColOr
velvet embroidered in a deeper shade
of rose
Mrs. Sol Bloom was in Nile green
embroidered in crystals and made on
straight lines and Miss Vera Bloom
wore Il paler shade of green crepe
also made on straight lines. Mrs
Fred y. Britten was in n
hi n roll
vet, caught up in the back. where
a generous bow of purple velvet gave
q bustle-like effect. Mrs. William y
Vale wore white chiffon trimmed
with crystals. Mrs. John Phillip Hill
had gown of white and silver. Mrs
Fred Burneil was also in white, =
comb studded with diamonds form
ing a half halo about her head.
Mrs. Richard II. Townsend had a
regal costume of silver broCade, the
neckline embroidered in pearls, and
she wore a diamond tiara and emerald
and diamond earrings and necklace
Mrs. Henry F.. DimoCk wore a gown
OF turquoise blue velvet embroidered
in crystals and her jewels We're dali
mondS and turquoises. Mrs. Henry
White was in black velvet inCruSted in
silver and crystal beads and she Wore
q diamond corunet and other orna-
lnents.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant had
gown of silver lace over white satin
and she wore diamond and pearl or
namentS.
Mrs Frank W. Stearns. house guest
of President and Mrs. Coolidge, was
in d gown of gray chiffon velvet trim
med with crystals. Mrs. Cuno II. Ru-
lOlph had a costume of rose pink bro
Caded chiffon. Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond's gown was of rich red velvet,
trimmed with gold lace. and her orna-
ments were diamonds. pearls and ru-
bies Miss Natalie hammond Wore q
simple frock of pencil blue chiffon
with godets IN the skirt OF silver lace
Mrs Frank Brett Noyes was in
ruby red velvet. draped and made
with two narrow trains. Nine
Panaretoff wife of a former Minister
OF bulgaria. had a gown of blue chit
ron trimmed with crystals Mrs
Robert Hinckley was in black velve1
embroidered in silver and crystals
and she wore q diamond band in he.
hair and a scarf of rose point lace
Her daughter, Mrs. Percival Nc
Ceney-Werlich was in gold cloth
brocaded in flowers. Mrs. Lewis
Newton Murray of Dunkirk, \. y.
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