Evening star., 1938-01-12
Six Justices
At Annual
Reception
Many From Lesser
Tribunals Visit
White House.
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the guests. the latter wearing black
satin gown with short sleeves Of
kolinsky. Accompanying them were
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kremer
Judge Oscar E. Bland of the United
States Court OF Customs and Patent
Appeals had with him his daughter,
Miss Helen Bland. Judge Charles
6herrod Hatfield Of the same court
and Mrs. Hatfield had with them their
son-n-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Schulze Of Mclean, Va,
and their daughter. Miss Norma Hat
field. Mrs. Hatfield had on q black
velvet gown trimmed in old lace and
Mrs. Schulze wore blue velvet gown
trimmed in rhinestones. Miss Hat
field wore white net boufYant gown.
Miss Booth in Velvet Gown.
The Chief Justice of the Court Of
Claims of the United States and Mrs.
Fenton W. Booth. with their daugh-
ter. Miss Virginia Booth. and their
granddaughter, Miss Patricia jane
son OF Indianapolis, were present.
Mrs. Booth selected for the occasion
. wine-color velvet gown with which
she wore pearls. Her daughter wore a
black and white crepe gown trimmed
IN rhinestoneS, and her granddaugh-
ter black and gold gown with which
she wore gold Juliet cap. Judge and
Mrs B. H. Littleton also attended the
party.
Associate Justice Peyton Gordon of
the District Court Of the United States
for the District of Columbia and Mrs.
Gordon were among the guests, the
latter wearing a gold lace gown. As
sociate Justice Jesse c. Adkins was
accompanied by Mrs. Adkins, who
wore q dark-blue crepe gown with a
band Of sequins around the bottom
OF the skirt and the neckline OF the
bodice: and Associate Justice Daniel
w. ODonoghue and Mrs. O'Donoghue
had with them their son-in-law and
daughter. DR.. and Mrs. Stephen
Nealon, jr., and their son, Mr.. Paul
O'Donoghue. Mrs. O'Donoghue wore
q black chiffon gown made with a
full skirt trimmed in bands OF silver
and q v neckline. The shoulders
OF the gown were caught with rhine
stones Her daughter had on a green
satin-back crepe gown fashioned with
. full skirt with rhinestone clips at
the shoulders. Mrs. Rosa Cayton,
wearing q gown of plum velvet and
diamond ornaments, accompanied
her son. Judge Nathan Cayton Of
the Municipal Court.
The presiding Judge of the Police
Court and Mrs. John P. McMahon
were present. the latter wearing a
slate-blue chiffon gown trimmed with
rhinestone buckle and rhinestone
medallions at the shoulders.
Judge Bentley in Crepe Gown.
Judge Fay Bentley Of the Juvenile
Court had on black crepe gown en-
ttrely covered with black fringe. The
neckline was high in the back and
across the front was a row Of real
gardenias.
Judge Ernest H. Van Fossan of the
United States Board Of Tax Appeals
and Mrs. Van Fossan were accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs Harry Bulkley
OF Detroit, who will be their house
guests for a few days. Mrs. Van
Fossan wore green velvet period
gown made with very full skirt, and
Mrs Bulkley wore q brown lace gown
shot with threads Of gold.
The Judiciary Committee Of the
Senate was well represented at the
function. the chairman and Mrs. Henry
F. Ashurst heading this group. Mrs.
Ashurst wore . becoming gown Of
silver lame, fashioned with short
puf{ed sleeves and the bodice having
. row of buttons at the front.
Other members of the committee
present were Senator William H. King,
accompanied by Mrs. King. who wore
q gown Of chartreuse chiffon, the
skirt generously full and the bodice
having draped shoulder and q huge
American Beauty rose at the front;
Senator Matthew M. Nicely with Mrs.
Nicely, who was in gown of light blue
velvet cut on simple lines, and Senator
Frederick Van Nuys, accompanied by
Mrs. Van Nuys, who wore . striking
gown Of gold lame made with puffed
sleeves and q slight train. The neck
line Of the bodice was square and the
gown was trimmed with green orna-
Ments.
Senator Pat McCarran was present
with Mrs. McCarran, who wore
gown Of black satin made on princess
lines with brilliant clip at the
neckline. Senator and Mrs. George
McGill were there, Mrs. McGill In .
dress Of black crepe with a bodice
trimmed with sequins and her orna-
ments were studded with diamonds
Newlyweds Present.
Senator and Mrs. Carl A. Hatch
were accompanied by their son and
daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Hatch, whose marriage took place In
New Mexico Christmas eve. The
senior Mrs. Hatch wore gown of cloth
Of gold, designed with a girdle lined
with emerald crepe which matched
the emerald and gold clip on the square
neckline OF the bodice of the dress.
The bride wore gown Of Windsor
blue velvet simply made. Mrs. Key
Pittman was with her husband, 6ena-
tor Pittman, another member Of the
Judiciary Committee, and she wore q
most becoming gown of white lace en-
crusted with sequins. The gown was
made with flaring hemline and the
neckline was cut square. Senator
and Mrs. Joseph G. OMahoney were
among others of those present, Mrs.
OMahoney In lovely gown of silver
lame, simply made, and she wore q
string Of pearls and earrings to match.
Mrs. William E. Borah, wife Of SEN
ator Borah. who is a member Of the
Judiciary Committee, had with her
her young niece, Miss Joan. Ludde-
mann, who wore a dainty frock Of
white chiffon made boufiant and hav-
ing . crimson satin sash. Mrs. Borah
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