Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-05-15
Gowns and Wraps Lend
GAY Air to Afternoon.

Sonora lie Gonzalez Prada wife Of
The first secretary OF the Peruvian
embassy. wore a smart tailored frOck
of heavy white crepe, plped in req
crepe and IA close fitting red straw
hat Mrs Emerson Howe, mother of
Sonora Prada. was in gown of white
satin. back crepe. white flannel coat
and larSe horsehair braid hat with
band Of velvet ribbon about the
crown and the brim edged with mar
row velvet ribbon.
Mrs. Cha ries Roughton Wood was
in a gown of Powered rrepe, in
rosebud and green design. ami she
wore a black hat.
Mrs Margaret F.. Stokes had A
striking gown Of wine color broad
cloth fashioned along slender lines
and trimmed with small flowers made
of the material, with this she wore
a close fitting hat of felt to match.
Mrs. William n. Thomas, formerly
Miss Helen Marve. had frock Of
lowered crepe. green being the pre-
dominating color. small black felt
hat and brown fox fur.
Mrs. Everett Sa nderS wore COS
tune of white with a white straw hat,
Mrs. George MeSta Il smart orchid
hroCaded crepe suit. a silver fox fur
and fell hat 10 match. with a large
orchid flower at one side of the brim.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend was in
black satin with collar of ecru lace
and the long close-fittinG sleeves
finished off with the lace. She had n
hat Of black velvet with 4 narrow
hrim Of black straw.
Mrs. Tr.cv Bows wore = stunning
gown g. hcaVv white crepe made on
severe tailored lines. with a high neck
HpN nd icIo eli h3
of milan straw. was quite large and
was trimmed with a plain band Of
Cros-rain ribbon. Mrs. Francis 6.
Manning. who was with her father
Mr.. Bedle r. Howard. wore gown of
CHINA mon brown with sport coat of
a lighter shade and a picture hat of
straw in the shade to match her
gown. The coat was trimmed in Loop
ard fur.
Miss Madeleine Couzens. daughter
of Senator and Mrs. James Couzens.
was in black and white. the gown
made with a pleated skirt and the
blouse made on straight lines with
long sleeves. She wore a small black
hat to match and carried a walking
stick. Mrs. Sherman Miles. who had
with her her young daughter. Miss
Nanita Y. Miles. was in a costume of
green. crepe gown and a poiret twill
coat and a felt hal, all corresponding
in color. Miss Miles was in a frock Of
blue crepe. a blue coat and small
blue straw hat
Miss Donna Ruth Crissinger wore
an attractive costume of black satin
and white crepe de chine. Ii was
made ensemble model. the coat of the
satin with z cape lined with the white
crepe. the skirt of the black satin and
a plain tailored blouse Of pearl gray
satin. Her hat was Of black satin
with rhinestone ornament at the
front IF the soft brim. Mrs. Delos a.
BlodGett was in gray satin-back crepe.
an orange scarf and a black lace and
net hat. Mrs. Charles G.. Matthews
wore A gray suit. blue hat trimmed
with printed crepe in orange and blue
and scarf of the crepe. Mrs. James
l.. Walsh of Chicago. niece of Mrs.
BlodGett, wore blue crepe frock.
gray coat trimmed with blue and a
blue straw hat. Mrs. Alfred Penn
broke Thorn was in black satin with
hat to match. Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer was in a gown of black wolfe
with a design of white dots and
black hat lined with white. Mrs.
Cuno H. Rudolph was in tan crepe, a
tan hat and a leopold skin stole.
Miss Hazel Jennings Davis. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Da-
Wis, and Ensign Harry H. Keith.
L. s. ~. son of the late DR.. and
Mrs. Henry H. Keith of Roswell
y. NJ, will be married this evening
The ceremony will be performed at
8 o'clock in the Church of the Epiph-
any. the Rev. DR.. George F'iske Dud-
ley officiating. and will be followed
Immediately by reception In the
clubhouse of the American AssOcia-
ton of University Women. at 1894
street.
Mrs. Wells. wife of Capt. Chester
Wells. will not receive tomorrow aft
ernoon. owing to the death Monday
Of her father. Sit Hugh Diyson.