Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-16

Hurley was in q gown of flesh chiffon
and black velvet the chiffon forming
the bodice and embroidered in rhine
stones and crystals, and Mrs. Doak was
in a blue chiffon velvet gown, made
with short train, and cut low at the
neckline in the back.
The Senate hostess followed the lead
OF the ladies of the cabinet, in wearing
pastel shades, although snow-wl1ite chit
fon and satin were much in evidence
Mrs. Moses wore gown of white satin
made on simple lines, the skirt falling
to the floor.
Mrs. Frederick h Gillett wore a gown
of silver lace encruSted with crystals,
the skirt falling into short train at
the back.
Mrs. Cameron Morrison. wife of the
new Senator from North Carolina. was
in gown of pink satin trimmed with
lace, while Mrs. Ben Williamson, wife
OF Senator Williamson Of Kentucky, was
IN. white satin made on long lines and
trimmed with pearls.
Mrs. william Bayard Cutting, who
accompanied her son, Senator Bronson
Cutting wore gown of black velvet
trimmed with crystals. She wore a
band of diamonds about her throat.
Mrs. Dwight w. Morrow, wife of
Senator Morrow of New Jersey. wore
a gown of green chiffon studded with
rhinestones. Mrs. Morris Sheppard was
in striking gown of green and silver
made very long and full, the bodice
with cowl neckline and the shoulder
straps Of rhinestones. Her slippers of
satin matched her gown. Senator and
Mrs. Sheppard were accompanied by
Mrs. Ollie James. Senator and Mrs.
William H. King had with them Miss
Edna Dryer. Mrs. King was in a
gown of ivory satin, with cluster of
pink apple blossoms at the waistline,
and Miss Dryer was in pink chiffon.
Senator and Mrs. Davis Greeted.
Senator and Mrs. James j. Davis
were constantly surrounded by a group
Of admirers. Mrs. Davis wore a gown
of gold and rosewood lace over gold
lace -.
Mrs. Porter H. Dale, wife of Senator
Dale Of Vermont, wore a gown of scar
let red crepe studded in rhinestones,
the bodice designed with cowl neck
line and the skirt falling into q short
train.
Senator and Mrs. Daniel F. Steck
had with them Miss Ramona Evans,
who wore pink satin, and Miss Clara
Springer, in white satin. Mrs. Steck
wore a gown of black velvet, fashioned
on the new long lines.
Mrs. Golf, wife Of Senator Guy
DeSpard Golf Of West Virginia, wore
the handsome gown in which she was
presented to the Court of st. James.
1t is fashioned of white satin and Is
lavishingly embroidered in rhinestones
sewed on by hand. She carried large
blue feather fan.
Senator and Mrs. Walter r. George
of Georgia were accompanied by their
son, Mr.. Heard George. Mrs. George
was in a striking gown of gold lame
and turquoise blue velvet. The bodice
was designed with cowls neckline and
the skirt fell in small ripples to the
ankles.
Accompanied by Son and Daughter.
Senator and Mrs. Lynn j. Frazier of
North Dakota had with them their son
and daughter, Mr.. Willis Frazier and
Miss Versie Frazier. Mrs. Frazier was
in gown of black lace and her daugh-
ter wore dainty frock Of red crepe
fashioned on the new long lines
Mrs. Ashurst, wife Of Senator Ashurst
of Arizona, wore a lovely gown of
old rose silk made on long lines, with
a short train and a silver brocade bow
at the back.
Senator and Mrs. Hiram Bingham
had as their guest Miss Josephine Fos-
ter Of New Haven. Mrs. Bingham was
in gown of white chiffon encrusted in
rhineStones
Mrs. Brookhart, wife of Senator Smith
w. Brookhart was accompanied by her
son, Mr.. Charles e. Brookhart, the Sen
ator being unable to attend Mrs.
Brookhart wore gown Of black lace
fashioned with long TERED skirt.
Mrs. Copeland was an attractive fig
ure in her gown of white lace, with
which she carried turquoise blue fan
and handkerchief. Mrs. Couzens wore