Evening star., 1926-12-10

| full bouffant skirt, made about six
inches from the floor in the front and
trailing the floor at the back and
| sides.
Senorita Yolanda james Freyre,
daughter of the Minister of Bolivia
and Sonora de Jaimes Freyre, wore q
gown of white satin, the front of the
bodice made of satin and the back of
| silver lace. The skirt was edged
with white fur.
Frau Won Lewinski, wife of the
German consul general in New York,
wore a gown of white satin fashioned
| along straight lines and trimmed
with deep silk fringe.
Gowns of Official Women.
Mrs Nicholas Longworth wore a
| pale blue heavy silk dress with a
Dresden flower pattern all over the
material. It was made without
sleeves, with a square cut neck and q
| wide panel down the back, and over
her arm Spanish shawl of ivory-col-
or silk embroidered in gay colors, red
predominating. She wore a string of
diamonds and diamond pendant
earrings.
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth, jr.,
wore white chiffon velvet trimmed
with rare rose point lace. Mrs.
Robert Nelson Stanfield had gown
of pale green crepe made with
straight bodice, low waist line and
skirt of deep green velvet.
Mrs. Morris Sheppard, wife of
Senator Sheppard, wore gown of
silver brocade trimmed in rhinestones.
Mrs. William M. Calder, wife of
former Senator Calder of New York,
was in white brocade with blue
tuile scarf.
Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett was in
white brocaded in silver and touches
Of red Mrs. Claude A. Swan.
son had a gown of white and gold
brocade trimmed with gold lace. Mrs.
Edward E. Gam, green net heavily
embroidered in gold. Mrs. John Phil
lip Hill. salmon pink chiffon velvet
gracefully draped and wore large,
very long pendant diamond earrings.
Representative Florence P. Kahn of
California wore black lace over black
chiffon. Mrs. Sol Bloom had a gown
Of deep rose and gold brocade and
her daughter, Miss Vera Bloom. was
in a gown Of blue and silver.
Flame Spangled i'm Gold.
Mrs. Henry c. Rathbone, who &C.
companied Representative Rathbone,
wore a French gown Of fiame-color
chiffon spangled in gold, a shawl Of
the same color being worn suspended
from the shoulders by diamond orna-
ments. She also wore a diamond
necklace and bracelet.
Mrs. M. Clyde Kelley was in robe
of black sequins. Mrs. Fred S. Pur-
nell had a quaint gown of black tat
feta made with very full skirt, which
was trimmed with a large spray OF
silk flowers in red and blue, the green
stems falling to the hem. The tight
fitting bodice had dropped shoulders
and she wore a miniature on the front
of the bodice and her distinctive
"semi-halo" of diamonds on her head
and the long full pendant earrings
Mrs. David H. Kincheloe wore an
old gold color chiffon velvet simply
made and trimmed with nasturtlums
of velvet. Mrs. Fred A. Britten wore
a white robe de style Of sequins.
Mrs. Edward w. Eberle, wife OF Adr
miral Eberle, wore a handsome gown
of ivory gold embroidered in gold
seuuins and beads, the gown design
ed along straight lines and scalloped
about the hem line. Each scallop was
heavily incrusted with the Sequ1ns
and there was deep bead fringe on the
gown.
Mrs. Amos A. Fries, wife Of Maj.
Gen. Fries, was in silver lace over
lavender crepe; Mrs. George Barnett,
wife of Maj. Gen. Barnett, was In
white crepe embroidered in rhine |
stones and emeralds; Mrs. John A. |
Hull wore black velvet trimmed with |
rhinestones; Mrs. William M. Vaile, |
wife of Representative Vaile, wore a.
gown Of white georgette embroidered
in crystals, and DR.. Augusta M Roth |
we'll, mother of Mrs. Vale, was in |
black brocade and lace.
Miss Blanche Wingo, daughter Of |
Representative and Mrs. Otis Wingo, |
wore a gown of black taffeta fashion |
ed along old fashioned lines, with a
close-fitting bodice and a full skirt |
trimmed with red roses.
Green and Gold Br0cade.
Miss Anne Randolph wore a gown |
of silver cloth, made along long draped |
lines, with a train lined with Ameri. |
can beauty chiffon velvet. Miss Mary |
Randolph was in green and gold bro |
cade made with flounceS on the skirt |
with bands of gold fringe.
Mrs. Sidney Taliaferro, wife Of the |
new Commissioner Of the District, |
was in a gown Of pink satin and |
sequins and Mrs. Proctor Dougherty, |