Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10
RECEPTION AT WHITE HOUSE
TO JUDICIARY NOTABLE EVENT
President Hoover Greets Hundreds of
Callers at Annual Function Which Was
Marked by Dignity and Stateliness.

hounces Of lace and a narrow belt line,
marked the normal waistline, the ends
OF the belt extending quite long. The
gown was made with square neckline
back and front and was made over a
foundation of ashes of roses silk. She
had on long black suede gloves.
Mrs. Jahncke had on a soft taffeta
gown, in a delicate shade Of pink.
Mrs. Butler, wife of Mr.. Justice Pierce
Butler, had gown Of lavender silk
MORE fashioned with q train.
Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone was In a
gown Of Burgundy fiat crepe fashioned
on severely plain lines.
Mrs. William j. Graham, wife Of the
presiding judge Of the United States
Court OF Customs and Patent Appeals,
wore a gown Of dahlia color panne
satin made long and her gloves were
long and white.
Various Courts Represented.
The chief justice of the Court of
Claims Of the United States and Mrs.
Fenton WhitlOck Booth are visiting in
Indianapolis, where they went inme-
diately after Christmas. Their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Booth Meyer, attended the re-
ception. accompanied by her cousin, Mr..
Edwin Booth, and her house guest, Mrs.
keegin Beckpold Of Indianapolis. Mrs.
Moyer was IN black chiffon made long
IN the back, a deep v neckline in the
PACK, string of pearls falling down
the back, and she wore earrings and
bracelet OF pearls, the set being an
heirloom of the family. Her black Slip
pers were brocaded in silver. Mrs,
beckpold had a costume of dark blue
veIvet fashioned with full skirt falling
longer in the back than in the front.
Mrs. Charles H. Robb, wife of Asso-
clate Justice Robb Of the Court of Ap-
peas OF the District of Columbia. was
IN gown OF peach-color velvet made
long and with a semi-fitted bodice.
associate Justice Of the Court of An
Peais OF the District and Mrs. Josiah
A. Van Orsdel had with them the Ia.-
ter's niece, Miss Kathryn SnilIna ms ,a ~
Beatrice. Neb., who is spending The
winter with them, and Miss Jane Rob-
ertSon and Miss Rosana Fitzpatrick. also
OF Beatrice, Neb., who are visiting for
snort time. Mrs. Van Orsdel was in
a gown OF pale apricot chiffon trin1ned
win rhlnestones and fashioned with .
long, moderately full skirt. Miss SnilI-
man was in satin in an apricot shade
the SKIRT made long and full. and q
cIose-ntting bodice. Miss Robertson's
gown was of black fish net made on
sualgnt lines. with very long skirt
sllgntly full. Miss Fitzpatrick wore black
Saneta with very full skirt, long in the
back and shorter in front.
Wears Gown Of Black Lace.
MRS. Thomas S. Williams. wife of
Judge Williams of the Court Of CIain,c
was in gown of black lace made with
1ull skirt, which fell longer in the back
tnan In the front, and the bodice was
nnisned with a bertha of the lace
which formed v neck line, and she
wore crystal ornaments. Miss Ruth
Miiiiams, daughter Of Judge and Mrs
Wullams, VINO accompanied them, wore
gown Of yellow georgette fashioneG
after the new silhouette.
Chief Justice Edward K. Campbell n,
the Court Of Claims, retired. and Mrs
Campbell were among those at the re.
cept1on. Mrs. Campbell had a costume
OF amethyst velvet trimmed with silver
and their daughter, Miss Jean Camn.
Dell, who was with them, had a gown NJ
black MORE trimmed with crimson
MORE, with which she wore crimson
slippers. ''o-
Mrs. Frederick L. siddons, wife O.
associate Justice Siddons of the Su.
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia
was In black velvet trimmed witt
rhineStoneS.
Mrs. Hatfield, wife Of Judge Charlie,
Sherrod Hatfield Of the United stats
Court Of Customs Appeals, wore whit,
panne satin trimmed with rhinestone.
and made in gracefully draped fash
ion. Judge and Mrs. Hatfield had a,
their guests Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Heintz
man of Cincinnati and their daughter
Miss Edna Heintzman. Mrs. Heintzmar
was in salmon color satin and lace ant
diamond ornaments. Miss Heintzmal
had a gown OF egg shell shade, moir.
trimmed with jade green bows.
Mrs. Green HackWorth, who ATTENDED
the party with the solicitor Of the Stat
Department, and their son, Mr.. Ear
Hackworth, was in a gown of black lac
made on princess lines, with a ruff1e O
black tulle marking the hemline.
Judge and Mrs. Samuel Jordan Ora
ham attended the reception, Mrs
Graham wearing a gracefully drape,
gown of pale green MORE made witt
two narrow-pointed trains In the bac
and with which she wore pearls ant
emeralds. Judge Mary O'Toole wore
gown of pale blue satin, trimmed witt
lace.
Congress Pays It's Respects.
Senator and Mrs Henry F. Ashurs
were among those from the senatorial
circle, Mrs. Ashurst having a gown o
ruby red taffeta fashioned after the ne,
model with draperies forming a train
Senator and Mrs. Charles S. Deneel
were also there, the latter In gowl
of black lace, with moderately full
skirt and round neckline. Senate
| Thomas J. Walsh was accompanied b
his daughter, Mrs. Emmett G. Gudgei
who had a gown of gold brocade, tn
deep shades of rose and blue figure
bringing out the gold. Senator and Mrs
Frederick H. Gillett attended the re
ception, Mrs. Gillett having a becoming
costume of orchid.
Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr, wife of the Assist
ant Secretary of State, wore gown o
pale blue velvet, fashioned with yok
about the hips, from which the skirt fel
longer In the back than in the front
and the bodice finished with a dee
collar Of lace. Mrs. Harry K. Daugh
erty, wife of the assistant solicitor O
the Treasury Department. had a cow
of pale green chiffon, embroidered u