Mrs, Mullins wore silver lace over a peach foundation and silver shoes to match. Mrs. Exham chose black georgette trimmed with silver sequins and made with a cross over bodice, on which crystal trimming was used, Mrs. K. Begdon wore black satin the sole note of colour being seen in a sheat of rich red roses set at the waist, Rhinestones formed one shoulder strap. Mrs. R. W. Bateman's dress was of green sequins.
Mrs. Barrett wore a handsome dress of silver Iamé with insets of silver Ince through which could be seen a foundation of pink. Raspberry coloured georgette trimmed with silver beads was worn by Mrs. Brownrigg.
Mrs, E. 8. Cunningham, wife of the United States Consal-General, wore a green velvet dress, with shoes and stockings to match, a awl and a green comb in Mrs, Mf, Klachko, who was in the President's party, wore a beautiful bouffant frock of French blue taffeta made a tight fitting bodice and a full skirt cut with uneven hemline. Dinmanté was used effectively for trimming.
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