Evening star., 1939-06-08

white accessories. Mrs. King, wife
Of Senator William H. King, also
chose Alice blue, her long gown be-
ing OF lace and net, and she is wear
ing dark blue hat and accessories.
Pretty Mrs. William j. Bulow
chose dainty gown of periwinkle
blue Alencon lace appliqued on a
full net skirt, with fuchsia and rose
crushed velvet flowers at the waist.
Her hat is huge cartwheel to
match the gown.
Mrs. Sol Bloom, wife of Repre-
sentative Eloom, is wearing an
ankle-length printed chiffon in
dusty pink and black, with a black
hat trimmed with dusty pink rib
bons. Mrs. Pete Jarman also chose
chiffon, her dress being of lime
color. and with this she is wearing
white accessories.
Mrs. Rogers in Gray Lace.
Representative Caroline ODay is
wearing black and white print
ankle-length gown with a large
black cartwheel hat and black ac-
cessories, while Representative Edith
Nourse Rogers has on a sheer gray
lace dress, also ankle length, over
gray and white print foundation,
with yellow grosgrain ribbon sash.
her medium-size leghorn hat has
flowers In soft shades to match the
print.
Mrs. Clarence F.. Lea has on a
sage green lace and chiffon dress
with an accordion.pleated ankle
length skirt and black hat, and
Mrs. Schuyler Otis Bland is wear
Ing black sheer dress with a deep
band OF white Swiss embroidery
and lace forming yoke in the
back and front of the bodice.
Mrs. William o. Burgin's dress
is Of organza, with a pale blue
bodice embroidered in pastel shades.
and the skirt is black. Her big
black straw hat has pink roses and
velvet streamers.
Mrs. William M. Wilmington, In
a navy marquisette embroidered in
white, is another guest who chose
tne long gown, and she is wearing a
large white hat trimmed with a fat
navy velvet bow, and white ac-
cessorles. Mrs. Edward T. Taylor's
garden party dress is of white crepe,
with fitted waist and long flowing
skirt, and belt of dusty pink: Her
large black lace hat is trimmed in
dusty pink.
Mrs. Arnold, wife of Representa-
tive Laurence F. Arnold, also chose
the popular blue. her silk net dress
being of periwinkle shade, and
matching shoes and hat, with long
gloves of deep vivid blue.
Mrs. Aaron Lane Ford is wearing
black marquisette street-length
dress with full skirt, high neckline
and short sleeves, and a panel of
white lace runs the length of the
dress in front. With this she is
wearing a large black straw hat.
Mrs. Lesinski, wife of Representa-
tive John Lesinski, is wearing a
two-piece light aqua and white gown,
with a large white straw hat trim
med with black velvet ribbon, while
Mrs. Inac, wife of Representative
Edouard Victor Izac, has chosen
garden dress of rose petal pink with
large picture hat of the same color.
Mrs. Kee in Copenhagen Blue.
| Mrs. John Kee, whose husband is a
member of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee, is wearing an afternoon
dress of sheer Copenhagen blue chif-
fon with white figures and a jacket,
the ensemble trimmed in spring
wine, and is carrying spring wine
bag and wearing Copenhagen blue
straw hat, with other accessories
of white.
Mrs. Luther Johnson, wife of Rep
resentative johnson of Texas, is
wearing dress and cape of robins
egg blue sheer crepe. with brown
milan straw hat and brown ac-
cessories, and Mrs. Martin F. Smith
has on full-length afternoon gown
of figured chiffon, with a red de-
sign on white background Her
large picture hat is of white straw,
and her accessories are of white.
Representative Carl Vinson is at
tending the party alone, Mrs. Vim
son being in Florida, where she is
recovering from a serious illness.
Representative and Mrs. Matthew
A. Dunn have with them Mrs. Ger
trude Booth and Mrs. Margaret
McChesney. Mrs. Dunn is wearing
f1owered chiffon. Mrs. Booth a
white crepe, and Mrs. McChesney a
flowered silk dress. Mrs. Albert
Thomas, accompanying Represent
ative Thomas, is wearing a street.
length white chiffon dress.
Representative and Mrs. James
A. Stanley are among the guests,
Mrs. Stanley wearing a printed
sheer of leaf green and white, with
all-White accessories.
Mrs. Louis johnson in Blue.
Mrs. Louis johnson is accom-
panying her husband, the Assistant
Secretary of War, and is wearing
long pale blue chiffon gown SIM
ply made with very full skirt and
long full sleeves gathered in a close
| fitting cuff, and big garden party
hat.
The Chief of Staff and Mrs. Malin
Craig are attending the party, Mrs.
Craig wearing an ashes of roses lace
over brown net, with a brown hat
on which were lilacs in two shades
to match the lace of the gown.
Gen. Craig is wearing the white
uniform of the Army with the Dis
tinguiShed Service Medal and the
medal Of Companion of the Or