Evening star., 1926-05-30

white hat. Countess Szechenyi had
a costume of dove gray simply made,
worn with a single string of pearls
about her neck and d gray hat with
a generous brim. Sonora de Olaya's s
gown was of kings blue beaded, and
she wore a black hat trimmed with
a single rose and q white fur scarf.
Sonora de Alfaro wore a bois de
rose crepe gown with narrow panels
falling free toward the bottom OF the
skirt and her hat was in the same
shade.
Sonora de james Freyre wore gray
crepe embroidered in gray beads and
a small hat to match. Senorita Yo-
landa james Freyre had a dress of
wood rose crepe and a small felt hat
to match. Nine. Simopoulos' gown
was of black chiffon. the skirt having
f1ounces below the knees and the el-
bow sleeves finished with similar
flounces. Her hat was Of black horse
hair. Mrs. James e. Watson had a
gown Of gray chiffon, made on
straight lines, the neck finished with
a collar Of chinchilla fur. Her hat
was of pale old rose felt. Miss Kath-
arine Watson's dress was Of heavy
white crepe with large figures in gay
colors and her hat was Of horsehair,
in tan. Mrs. George Wharton Pep
per had gown OF brown chiffon
with an overdress Of tan lace and a
brown hat to match. Mrs. William
f. Borah wore deep orchid chiffon,
heavily beaded, made coat effect, and
with q hat to match. Mrs. Claude A..
Swanson was in a turquoise blue
crepe, with a rose-color hat. Mrs.
Frederick II. Gillett was in white chif-
fon, with a pattern outlined in black,
and a straw hat Of mauve. Mrs.
Christopher Lafarge had a gown of
shell pink crepe, with deep fringe
forming founces on the skirt and q
small, close fitting black satin hat, the
only trimming being a fan" Of the
black satin standing erect in the
front Of the hat, a tiny edge Of pink
showing at the top. Mrs. stephen B.
Elkins' costume was Of gray crepe
embroidered in steel beads and a
black Neapolitan straw hat.
Among others at the reception
were Mrs. John B. Henderson, who
was in rare black lace, with yoke Of
white lace, and a small black straw
hat. Mrs. John Hays Hammond had
O. taupe gown trimmed with lace and
Il purple hat. Miss Natalie Ham
mond's gown was Of red chiffon, and
she wore wide-brimmed. red horse
hair hat trimmed with a band Of red
velvet ribbon. Mrs. Richard H. Town
send was in gray crepe embroidered
| and a black hat. Mrs. Henry #.
Dimock had a gray costume, a gown
Of chiffon, q long coat OF crepe and
q kings blue hat. Mrs. Alvin T. Hert
was in gray chiffon, with which she
wore q chinchilla scarf and q gray
hat. Mrs. E. H. G. Slater's costume
| was Of orchid crepe and she wore a
| black hat. Nine. Ekengren wore a
gown Of deep lavender chiffon and q
black hat. Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant
| had a gown Of white chiffon, with
which she wore q black hat. Mrs.
Robert Lansing's gown was Of gray
crepe, simply and gracefully draped,
and she wore q purple hat. Mrs.
James e. Freeman was in gray, with
deep fringe trimming the skirt and Q
black straw hat. Mrs. A. Mitchell
Palmer had a black crepe gown with
q black satin wrap and a black hat
with wide bri1n.
| Mrs. Taft was in gown Of tan
crepe with a band about the bottom
Of the skirt in golden brown crepe
and braid in the same shade making
q pattern on the bodice. Her hat
was Of tan trimmed with the deeper
shade. Mrs. Harlan F1ske Stone wore
black and white chiffon with a black
hat.
After the reception at the Pan
| American Union the bride and groom
went to the Mellon apartment ~