Evening star., 1936-02-11

Mrs. Hatch wore a copper color bro
caded gown made with fitted bodice
and full skirt, which fell into train
at the back and gold clips at the
shoulders and gold ornaments COM
pleted her costume. Her daughter
chose pink taffeta fashioned with
bouffant skirt and fitted bodice.
Mrs. George, wife of Senator Wal
ter F. George, who was with him
last evening, was in hyacinth blue
chiffon, studded with rhinestones,
and made with a short train.
Mrs. Sheppard, with Senator Nor
ris Sheppard, made a pretty picture
in gray velvet, with graceful dra-
perry on the shoulders and down the
back. The panel train was shirred
at the waist line.
Sister Accompanies Senator
And Mrs. F. Ryan Duffy.
Senator F. Ryan Duffy was accom-
panied by Mrs. Duffy and his sister,
Mrs. Marguerite Caldwell. Mrs. Duffy
chose simply made gown of white
crepe, its only trimming being the
clasps of brilliantS at the neckline.
Mrs. Caldwell wore yellow crepe, made
with slight train and a moderately
high neckline in front with very low
back.
Mrs. Pope, wife of Senator James P.
Pope, was in the large company, and
had with her her mother, Mrs George
Horn of Chicago. Senator Pope has
been in New York for conferences and
did not return In time for the recep-
ton. Mrs. Pope was in a becoming
gown of black crepe having a graceful
f1aring skirt to the floor and without
train. With this she wore a hand
some ornament of carved jade and tor
toise shell. Her mother had costume
Of black lace made with slight train
and short jacket. the beltline marked
with chanel buckle. The lace was a
delicate pattern after a maidenhair
fern. With them was the son Of Sem
ator and Mrs. Pope
Miss Beatrice Burke, accompanied
her parents, Senator and Mrs. Edward
r. Burke, was in black chiffon. made
with full skirt and a graceful drapery
of the chiffon over the shoulders and
falling down the back.
Senator and Mrs. Henrik Shipstead
we're among those from the Upper
House in the company, the latter
wearing shell pink velvet made with
short train, the bodice having a
moderately high neckline in front and
no back
Senator and Mrs. Joseph O'Mahoney
had with them the formers nephew
and niece, Mr.. Frank O'Mahoney and
Miss Mary O'Mahoney of Summit,
N. j., and Miss Agnes Doherty, niece
of Mrs. O'Mahoney. Mrs. O'Mahoney
wore burgundy color velvet made
severely plain, the long skirt falling
into train which had deep f1ounce
The bodice had deep capelike collar
which fell to her elbows. Miss OMa-
honey, red MORE, its only trimming be-
ing brilliant clips at the neck, and Miss
Doherty had simply made dress oi
pink taffeta.
Senator and Mrs William J. BuloW
and their daughter, Miss Kathleen
Bulow, were among the guests. Mrs
Bulow wore crepe hand blocked print
in pastel shades, green predominating
and with it an antique shell comb. ar
heirloom in her family. Her daughter
was in blue lace, made with jacket
Mrs. Copeland, who accompanied
Senator Royal S. Copeland, chose a
model of heavy rough satin in shade
/ of peach color made with a train and
its only trimming rhinestone clips.
Senator and Mrs. Vic Donahey had
with them their daughter, Miss Marion
Donahey, and Lieut.. c. K. Bondley OF
Columbus, Ohio, who is here on short
leave from his post at Fort Thomas
KY. Mrs. .Donahey wore white crepe
encrusted with beads and a graceful
drapery from the shoulder of green
Her daugher was in black velvet.
Mrs. Costigan, wife of Senator Ed
ward P. Costigan, wore powder blue
heavy rough crepe with a train and
trimmed with silver.
Mrs. Brown, wife of Senator Fred H
Brown, was in black crepe, the skirt
having narrow flounces edged with
narrow jet fringe, the only trimming
being single red rose on the bodice
Mrs. Dieterich, wife Of Senator Will
liam H. Dieterich, wore velvet in a
shade of American beauty. made with
faring skirt which fell into a train
| at the back.
| Senator and Mrs. Warren r. Austin