Washington Herald. (Washington, DC) 1906-12-09 [p...
Transcript of Washington Herald. (Washington, DC) 1906-12-09 [p...
WASHINGTON SUNDAY DECEMBER 9 190811 ERA L D 5
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Seasonal Costumes BroughtOut by Wintry Weatlier
MRS FAIRBANKS IN BLACK
Wife of Vice President Wfco For-merly Has Mud a Marked Prefer-ence for White Appears at Dinnerin Magnificent Creation of Chiffon
Slater in Pink Velvet
The occasions for smart dressing ia thelast week were almost as varied as theweather itself which made the averagewoman long to return to summer gar-ments for several days and shiver infurs the rest of the time The Senategallery at the opening of Congress theseries of afternoon receptions and anumber of smart dinner parties broughtout new and handsome creations t
Mrs Fairbanks who in past seasonshas shown a marked preference for whiteor gowns of a very light shade has de-parted from that custom and at the firstdinner party In her honor last weekwore a magnificent creation of blackchiffon cloth that proved most becoming
The skirt which is made with a train ayard long tits smoothly with deep invert-ed pleats on the center seam of the backThe chiffon is pailletted In gold and stiverfrom hem to belt The hem Is stred by a fourinch band of chiffon velvet over which the scalloped edge of thegold paillettes lap This decoration com-prises a border ten inches deep goingcompletely around the skirt Above thispattern are graceful designs In the silverpaillettes the silver motif being consid-erably smaller than the gold that givesthe chief character to the deep
Above tile silver decoration is a de-
tached duster of gold and so on to thebelt The front of the skirt is slashed oneach side where two fan ptemtings ofplaiR ehilCbn cloth ben in a point nineInches below the belt and open to twelveinches at hem the front edge bIz rfastened by long loops and knots ofblack velvet ribbon
The bodice which is cut square in theneck and not very low follows the surpUce suggestion back and front butwithout the exaggerated effect The entiregarment being of the chiffonthe gold and silver decoration with theaddition of point applique late about theneck This is land perfectly flat with highrelief picked out in gold the lace widen-ing slightly above the bust line to nil thespace from the square cut neck to thesleeves The latter are elbow lengh
The chiffon cloth In used for a singlepuff starting tram the shoulder which
in a narrow band of velvet thatcurves upward from the elbow The bottom of the sleeves fitting closely iscomposed of alternate ruffles of ribbonvelvet and narrow The bodice andskirt are Interlined with black chiffonwith black taffeta as the foundation Auseful and pretty accessory to this gownis a scarf of the chiffon cloth eighteenInches wide and almost four yards longthe being treated to the gold andsilver paillettes ueed in the gown with afringe of the gold bails
Another handsome dinner gown wornlast week is the light pink velvet of MrsHope Slater which was greatly admiredin New York This sown gates Us charmchiefly from the superb quality of thevelvet which takes on a sHghtly frosttipped tone Jn certain lights decoHetebodice is embellished only by a flatflounce of old lace acres the bust Thesleeves are short with narrow lace rufflee With this gown Mrs Slater wears astring of very handsome pearls
Nothing Prettier has been seen in afternoon toilets than the light blue gown inwhich Mia Margaretta Symons made herbow hut Monday The klrt ha a de-cided train and hi fitted to the slenderfigure of wearer by a deep yoke of oldfashioned smocking in diamond patternwhich extends ten thebes below the belt
The bottom of the skirt has a twoinchband of broadcloth exactly the same coloras tfto and above that a pattern ofscroll anti dots in the same doth Thisdecoration is without any visible stitcheeor edge of braid
The bodice Is pointed back and frontwith hands of graduated width from theshoulders to the waist line decorated incloth in a smaller design than that em-ployed on the skirt
The space between the band is smockedlike the upper part of the skirt Thebodice i cut square back and frontand filled m with white lace In smoothchlmeaette style ending in a high lacestock edged with blue
The sleeve there are really threesleeves to each arm are mainly of laceThe first or the test according to whereone begins is of smocked chiffon fittingclosely from the wrist to elbow where itis lost In a tall of lace The lace is thesame pattern as the yoke and full andstraight from the shoukier
Over this i the third sleeve which is ofbroadcloth but so unlike anything here-tofore known in cloth sleeves as it isentirely In openwork of small diamondsthe lines of the cloth being cut by aperforating machine to a delicate threadalmost like owe outer sleeve is openon the tep falling away from the laceruffle The cloth Is untouched by needleor thread
Another debutante gown attractingmuck admiration is a white and silk
of Ml Jesaie Steele who will makeher formal bow to society at a receptionand dance to be given by her aunt MrsArthur Addison on next Wednesdayevening
Miss Steele has been making visits andgoing to one or two smart luncheons inthis white gown which is made in twopieces but along such a to give aprincess effect The skirt which hasquite a train is perfectly plain except forseveral close folds of silk about the
the upper fold being headed by heavylace appliques
The waist is of silk and the same lacewith a high cloth and applique girdleThe silk at the top of the bodice is cutfrom under the lace leaving the latter toform short transparent yoKe Thesleevs are of elbow length made of silkand lees
Two of the bestdrese a girls in society
this winter are the Misses Shouts daughters of the chairman of the IsthmianCanal Commission who passed the earlyautumn In Part The visiting toilets of
the Misses Shonts who accompanied theirmother on a round of first calls duringthe week are of delicatetoned broad
cloth and almost exactly alike exceptcolor Miss Margaret wears a dull blueand her sister violet
Like all gowns from the Reu de la Paixor Avenue de la Opera whether forstreet or house the skirts are long withtrains of ten inches They are untrimmed except for three tueks twoinches deep which go around the skirtthe first bring half way between the hemand the knee and tim upper one haIr wayto the waist line
The coat are long and closefittingthat of Mi s Margaret having straps ofthe cloth outlining the waist line in agirdle effect which ends at the back andis finished with small clothcovered but-tons The front is plain except for delL
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cate embroidery in blue white and goldabout the collar which turns backsharply about eight inches below thethroat The coat of the violet suit is se-verely plain a doublebreasted front be-ing curved slightly from the shoulder towaist line and fastened by a single rowof large buttons of violet enamel with atiny edge of silver
Both girls wear rather large hatstrimmed In ostrich plumes the exactshade of their gowns the effect beingmost picturesque as they are very fairwith a great wealth of blond hair
A novel and striking costume broughtout by the few cold days of the pastweek Is that of Mrs Oliver Cromwellwho Is passing a week or two In Wash-
ington on her way South Mrs Cromwells coat Is long and loose completelycovering her gown and to the uninitiatedlooks like closeclipped fur but is inreality of baby pony the latest varia-tion in expensive and unusual cloakingWith this Mrs Cromwell wears an ex-
tremely becoming hat Vlrot shape alongthe sailor lines of that celebrated millinerwith soft folded crown Twisted bandsof two shades of green velvet go aboutthe crown ending In rosettes of velvetand ribbon at the left side well towardthe front Under these rosettes are fastened four long quills of shaded green Adeep bandeau in the back trimmed ingreen tulle and loops of velvet tilts thehat to a becoming angle over the face
Another handsome cold weather wrapie the sable cape worn by Mrs MurrayCrane the bride of the MassachusettsSenator who has just returned to townfor the winter Mrs a handsome young woman who as Miss Jose-phine Boardman was one of the leadingbelles In resident society looks particu-larly well in furs This particular capeis fitted perfectly as a coat over theshoulders and falling in graceful lineswell below the waist She has a largemuff of the same choice skins bothpieces trimmed in many sables Thiscombination of comfort and elegance iusually worn with dark green cloth andvelvet gown
AN UNUSUAL CONCERT
Interesting Function for Benefit ofColored Training School
The concert arranged by Mrs Barnoyin aid of the Clarke Domestic Train-ing School and the Colored Social Set-
tlement will take place at Kauseherson Wednesday the 19th at 4 JO oclockThe concert will be repeated at theMetropolitan A M E Church at a laterdate At this performance Mr FelixWeir who won the scholarship at theChicago College of Music and whocompleted hi course of studies in Europe will render selections from ColeridgeTaylors Hiawatha and also themusic of SalntSaen The other performers include Miss Europe a pianist-of great talent and Miss Lola Johnsonwhose exquisite rendering of Dunbarspoem set to the music of ColeridgeTaylor delights the most critical tastes
A quartet of male voices will slagnegro melodies and there will be amus-ing darky recitations-
In fact all lovers of our folklore music a well as those of an exactingmusical taste should not ml this op-
portunity the only one ever offeredthe Washington public of attending sounique an event
two worthy charities for whichthis entertainment is being given havebeen struggling along for about liveyears with but little recognition ex-cept from Mr Weller of the AssociatedCharities and a very few others andthis Is the first time the general publichas been invited to show their interestby spending an hour at a very unusualconcert
Tickets will be on sale at the TaaCup Inn Seventeenth and H streetsevery day from until 1 oclock
The patronesses for Mrs Barneysconcert are Mrs A C Barney MrsJohn R McLean C C Glover MrsRalph Jenkins Mrs Bancroft DavisMrs John F Rodgers Philip Sher-idan and John B Henderson
Mercantile Clubs Second DanceThe second of a series of subscription
dances wa given at the MercantileClub on Wednesday evening and was amost enjoyable affair Those presentwere Mr and Sylvan BenaingerMiss Ilelene Eiseman Miss AlmaPrince Mitt Nellie Behrend MiEsther Behrend Belle Strauss ofBaltimore Miss Juanita Kaufman MissEdith Auerbaeh Ray Hahn MissMalvine Wing and Messrs Abe Sigmund Stanley Auerbaeh Alan Bachracb Harry Hahn Alfred RosenthalMelvin Behrend Milton Strasburger7A Bernstein and Dr Cohen of Phila-delphia
Sale of Fancy WorkThere will be a sale ef fancy work
and also of refreshments by the Womans Society of the Vermont AvenueChristian Church in the Sunday school-room of the church on after-noon and evening after prayer meeting-on Friday afternoon and evening andon Saturday afternoon Mrs ThomasNorwood and Mrs Rouse have the fancytable Mrs Johns the housekeeperstable Mrs A Williams the doll tableMrs Sbelton homemade candy MrsVan Arsdale neckties Mrs ParkerMrs HeWer the aprons
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talnment tho proceeds of which are de-
voted to charity Those who took partIn the performance were Louis GlasorGilbert Hahn L F Newmeyer D Bensinger Norman Blum G D Grosner LKoenlgsberger Milton A KaufmanGoldie Sigmund Lawrence Engel WalterSondhelmer Fred Schaefer and ChesterR Spencer
The Chancel Chapter of Trinity Epis-copal Church will hold a Christmas saleand luncheon on Tuesday bstwoen thehours of and 6 oclock In tho parishball Mrs Richard Pardee Williams thopresident will be assisted by Mrs WlllmStewart Mrs Frank Mlddjeton MteaLillie Acker Mrs Beechart Miss FlorenceHoward Mrs W R Myers Mrs WilliamBaum T O Ebaugh Miss BowieMiss Reefe Mrs Lovejoy and others
Mrs I Well of New York Is ticguest of Mrs H Strauss of 1741 U street
Besets Lansburgh has returnedfrom a visit to Baltimore
Mr and Mrs Weyland of Capitol Hillhave sent out cards for the marriage of
daughter Miss Batty Milstond andMr Benjamin F Gill The ceremony willtake place at Baltimore December 31
Mrs Moore of the Cairo entertained ata matinee euchre yesterday afternoon
Mrs A Sigmund of U street was tendered a masquerade surprise party onMonday evening by her relatives In
honor of her birthday Those presentwere Mr and Mrs D L Engel Mr andMrs Sidney C Kaufman Mr and MrsMax W yl Mr and Mrs M NewrneyorMr and L Newmeyer Miss Helenefitoeman Mice Curye Cahn of Baltimoreand Meaers Abe Goldie and Howard Ste-rnum and Leroy Newmeyer
Miss Carye Cahn pf Baltimore Is theguest of Max W yl of R street
Mrs D J Kaufman entertained theEmbroidery Circle at a Dutch luncheonon Wednesday afternoon complimentaryto her guest Miss Pauline Kaufman ofPortsmouth Ohio
The first friendship dance was givenat the last evening Those onthe committee are J PercyElmer L Brans Claude GalHiter CharlesM Hnvell George F Hunt Harry TJones James M Lord Nell B Wateottand Mrs H J Gross chaperon
Miss Bessie Dempsey of Georgia Is
the house guest of Mr and Mrs M IWaller of MS Square
Mrs Arthur Baumgarten of ColumbiaRoad Is tin guest of relatives in NewYork
Mrs Karger of U street will beat home to her friends on Thursday
afternoon to meet her mother MrsLevinson of Cincinnati Ohio
Mrs Epstein of Columbia Road en-
tertained at on Tuesday evening-a jolly crowd of young people in honorof Miss Canon of Richmond Va
Mrs Waliensteln of 1812 Ninth streetentertained on Sunday evening compHmentary to her guest Miss Caronof Richmond Va Theso present wereMiss Geneva Herman Miss Irma SternMiss Hortense Sondhcimor MissYoung MM Jessie Stinger and MfsrsWill Michaela Sylvan Luchs Sol
Forest Nathan Frank Leon LoebDave Rothschild and Maurice Sinsheimer
Miss Margaret Moore who has beenvisiting Mrs Clifford v Stump of Capi-tol Hill has returned to her home in
Mrs Noble Barnes entertained ateuchre Wednesday afternoontoe guests were Mrs Childs Mrs Fos-ter Xrs Stewart Mrs Jones Mrs
Parker Mrs Welch MrsMiss Nottingham Miss McGregor
Miss Shinn Mrs Burroughs MissCampbell Mrs Parker Mrs Gargesand Mrs Curtis
Mrs M Snowberg of Seventeenthstreet spent the early part of the weekin Baltimore
Mrs Ruehey ef Fort Defiance Va isvisiting her mother Mrs B C Lockeof Capitol Hill
Mr and Mrs E L Givons of Arkansasarrived in the city last week and willreside at 134 East Capitol street untilCongress adjourns
Mrs H O Hine of Cleveland Parkentertained at whist Tuesday eveningMr and Mrs Ruckman Mr and MrsSpeer Mr and Mrs Fluckey Mr andMrs Parker Mr and Mrs Nottingham-Mr and Mrs M J lilac Miss Nottingham-Dr And Mrs Summy and Mr Tarbox
Mr and Mrs Theodore Tate after ayears stay In Arizona have returned toWashington
Miss Hattie Jarvis of 234 East Capitolstreet will leave tomorrow for theSouth
Mrs Edith Tate has returned to herhome ISIS Pennsylvania avenue after avisit to Knoxville Tenn
Dr Justice and daughter of RutledgeTenn are guests of friends In town
Mr John W Corner of KnoxvilleTenn Ic In Washington for a few days
Mrs Clement Cftrrington McPhail ofRichmond Va and her daughter MrsWelch are located at the Bancroft forthe winter
ALEXANDRIA SOCIAL NOTES
Miss Sally Stuart will be at home onWednesday afternoon at her residence onKing street for the last time this seasonas she expects to be out of town most ofthe winter
Mrs George Garr Henry left for herhome In Morrtetown X J on Saturdayafter a delightful to her sister MrsWilliam J Boothe jr
Miss Victoria Peed has to herhome In Norfolk after a visit of twoweeks to Mrs Albert Doyle Brookett onWashington street
Mrs Gardner Lloyd Boothe will be athome Wednesday afternoons In Decemberfrom 3 until 8 oclock
Mrs Charles Ellett Gabell has as herguests Maj Cabells mother and sisterMrs Cabell and Miss Margaret Cabell
Mr Lawrence Leadboater has returned-to Birmingham Ala after n short visitto his mother Mrs Edward Stabler Leadbeater
Mrs Isaac Gregg delightfully entertain-ed In honor of Mrs Llewellyn Hogan atprogressive euchre at her residence onKing street Among the guests wereMesdames Richard C Acton Edward H
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Miss Sarah Trlplett of Fairfax County is the guest of Mrs Gillard on SouthSL Asaph street
Miss Fanny Washington has returned toher home after pleasant visit to MissMary Hopkins In EUicott City Md
Miss Eilaaiwth Bryan formerly of thiscity but now of York has boon theguest of Mrs H S PiUs 1MO Princestat and has now returned to her nowhome
Miss McLester of Birmingham Alareturned to her home after a delight-
ful with Mrs Clarence LoadbCAteron North Washington street
The Neighborhood Club will bo enter-tained on Monday afternoon by MrsCaseins F Lee on North Washingtonstreet
Miss Mary Lloyd who has boen theguest of Bitaabeth Uhler has re-
turned w her home in New York City
Capt Thome J KJrfcpatrick U S A-
te the guest oC his fatherinlaw CaptHerbert Bryant on North Washingtonstreet
Mrs Uerollyn Hogan of North Caro-lina te the guest of Mrs Isaac Gregg onKing str et
Miss Mary A tow will be the hostessof Wed efay Afternoon Crd Clubtide week at her residence on South Pittstreet
Mrs Anna Stewart of Now York i theguest of Mzs H S Plus JofO Princestreet
Mr and Mrs Edward H Kemper woregiven a surprise party on Thursday evenlug which was thoroughly enjoyed byall present Progressive euchre was played after which each guest pr ntedKemper handsome gift Tie presentsIncluded pieces of cut glass china andfancy work Those present were Mrand Mrs William G Uhler Mr andMrs K Kemper jr Mr and Mrs GeorgeEvans Mr and Mrs Isaac Gregg MrsGeorge A Mushback Mrs LlewellynHogan Misses Mamie Agnew SarahKemper and Miss Monairee of Wash-ington Dr Ernest L Allen MessrsRaymond Acton Hn Carroll A hbyMrs George S French HoMey Bromback
Mrs Richard C Aetna was the hostessof the Wednesday Afternoon Buchre Clubthis week There were two tables ofeighthand euchre Miss Loula Smoot win-ning at one table and Miss Sarah Kempermade the highest score at the otherMrs Urban Lambert cut the consolationprize Mrs Actons guests were MesdamesGeorge Evans K Kemper jr Edward HKemper Urban Lambert William GUhler Isn i rr arl Mrs Llwdyn
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Mrs Arthur Snowden was the hostessot tho Thursday Euchre Club on Thutsday afternoon at her residence on Kingstreet Tho prize was won by Mrs Wil-
liam J Boothe Jr Mrs Snowdens guestswore Mesdames Marshall Jones CarrollAshby William J Boothe Henry F Rob-ertson C Emmet Dunn James Reid
B Smoot and George Uhler
Mr Robert Edward Duvall and MissBessie Virginia were very quietly married at the residence of the bridesaunt Mrs Annie E Payne corner ofColumbus and Oronooo streets on Tues-
day evening at 6 oclock The ceremonywas performed by Elder Norton a Prim-itive Baptist minister In the presence ofonly the immediate family The bridesgown was white crepe de chine overtaffeta and she carried La France rosesMr and Mrs Duvall left for New Yorkvia Norfolk They will make their fu-
ture home In this city after December 20
Mr and Mrs George Uhler very de-
lightfully entertained the WednesdayEvening Euchre Club at their residenceon Cameron street on Wednesday even-Ing This was the first meeting of the clubthis season and was a most enjoyableaffair Those prosent were MesdamesGeorge S French Carrie Ashby William-J Boothe Jr Gardner Boothe Henry LRobertson Louis Barley Clarence Leadbeater Louis S Scott William B Datagerfleld Robert Fuller Marshall Jonesand James Reid Misses Mary LloydCarrie Wise and Loula Smoot MessrsBromback W W Smith Carroll AshbyGeorge S French Henry F RobertsonWilliam J Boothe Clarence LeadbeaterGardner Boothe and Judge Barley
Miss Katie Uhl r entertained infor-mally Thursday evening in honor of MissRosalie McCormlok of Berryvllle VaThere was one table of eighthand euchreand one table of bridge The guests wereMisses Mary Thomson Rosalie McCormick Courtney Marshall Rebecca andElizabeth Ubler Messrs John HerndonHenry OB Cooper Robley BrombackPage Waller and Thomas Cochran
The Alexandria Circle of Colonial Dameswas entertained by Mrs Stewart Jamesonat her residence on South Columbus streeton Friday afternoon Business was attended to several new namesput up to be voted on after which de-
lightful refreshments were servedmembers present were Mesdames W RReid chairman of the circle JamesonRobert C Powell Misses Virginia CorseHelen N Cummings and Hettzel ofWashington
Mrs William B Smoot entertained atthree tables of bridge on Friday afternoon at her home on Prince street MrsMarshall Jones made the top score Someof those enjoying the game wereMesdames Henry T Robertson William-J Booth T Marshall Jones GeorgeUhler Carroll Ashby C EmmettDunn Arthur Snowder Louis Barleyand Samuol G Brent
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