Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06

| narrow oval chiffon inset was in the
| center OF the tissue foundation. the
| insert heing yelled with the tissue,
| About her neck she wore a narrow
rope of green jade beads. and she
wore long white kid gloves. taking
| the right glove off before she greeted
! the guests
Mrs Dawes, wife OF the Vice Presi'
dent, was in gown OF crushed silver
| cloth, yelled in green chiffon and
studded in Spanglcs and rhinestones,
| the tunic effect drared to one side
| with rhinestone ornament. She
| wore hose TO match her gown and
| silver slippers.
Mrs. New wore n stunning gown
Of black chiffon hrocnded in velvet,
made along slightly draped lines. with
the tirapcry at the left side falling
quite long and giving the effect OF n
train.
Mrs Dwight r, Davis was in n
gown Of pale bronze lace. incrusted
with sransles and tiny heads. fash
/ Toned along straight lines and slightly
drapef 10 one side.
Mrs. Curtis Dwight Wilbur wore a
gown Of rose pink hrocaded satin and
lovely cream lace, the gown made
with panels Of the lace and with a
snort tidiU III inc WIl slut.
Mrs. Hoover had gown OF duh
silver hrocaded and black lace. de,
signed after a draped model. with a
side train,
Mrs. James J. Davis wore hand
some robe de style gown of mauve
taffeta. the bodice fitted model and
rather low waistline. with a cascade
of velvet in a rich shade of heliotrope
velvet ribbon falling from the left
shoulder The bodice was shirred to
the very full skirt. which was several
inches shorter at the front than at the
hack. and about the hemline was a
hand of velvet ribbon corresponding
with the cascade on the shoulder.
Mrs. Everett Sanders was in n
gown of black chiffon, studded in
rhinestones. the bodice fitted and the
skirt made with fare.
Gowns of Ladies Of Supreme Court.
Mrs. William Howard Taft wore a
becoming gown Of shell pink trans.
parent velvet, the full skirt which
hung from n low waist line, having
wide bands OF embroidery in "A fine
tracery of silver threads. the square
necked bodice was sleeveless and n
pointed train edged with similar
tracery of silver. hung from one shout.
der. She wore bandeau of diamonds.
collar OF pearls aud a necklace of
diamonds.
Mrs Edward T. Sanford wife Of
Mr.. Justice Sanford of the SuSreme
Court, wore strikingly handsome
gown of green and silver brocade, de.
signed after a semi-dra ped model Mrs.
ID. W. Meek of Knoxville. Tenn, sister
Of Mrs. Sanford. who Is spending the
Winter in Washington. wore a black
velvet gown trimmed with let fringe
Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, wife of
Mr.. Justice Stone of the Supreme
Court. was in gown of black creme
fashioned with tulle draper.es whica
fell into points several inches longer
than the hemline of the skirt.
Gowns Worn by Other Guests.
Mrs. William J. Graham. wife Of
the presiding Judge of the United
states Court OF Customs Appeals.
wore gown of gold lace. made on
straight lines and without trimming.
Her daughter. Miss Ruth Graham.
was in peach-color taffeta, made with
bouffant skirt and tight-fitting bodice.
bodice.
Mrs. Edward Herman Campbell. wife
vi Inc cIlet justice OF the Court Of
Claims of the United States. had n
gown of black velvet, made on simple
lines. yoke Of white georgette crepe.
edged with rhinestones. Her daughter,
Miss Jean Campbell. was in dainty
frock OF chanseabie green taffc,a
with full skirt. longer in back than in
the front, and tight fitting bodice.
Mrs. Oscar +. Bland wore orchid
velvet made on straight lines. the
slight drapery held at one side by n
rhinestone buckle. With Judge and
Mrs. Bland was their house guest, Mr..
Fred f. DYER Of Warrington, Ind.
Mrs. Charles Sherrod Hatfield had