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ARE OUTForty-Eight Debutantes MakeFormal Bow ToSociety.FLOWER-LADEN BELLESLehmann’s Hall A Moving PictureOf Light And Color.BACHELORS” ARE SPONSORSLatest Additions To Baltimore’sExclusive Social Set DistinguishedFor Beauty And Charm Of Manner.r**Forty-eight debutante* were formally pre-eented to society last night at Lehmann’s Hall at the most brilliant ball In the hid' tory of the Bachelors' Cotillon Club.As the first Monday german of the season It marked the first and biggest milestone of the social career of the girls. Their success last night foretold to a large extent the success of the entire season. It was the crowning event of months, even years, of expectation and was the occasion when the fondest hopes of femininity were realised.The debutantes, as they always are in Baltimore society, were the belles and the persons of most Importance and Interest.The men were mere accessories, and thegirls of last year, the girls of several seasons, the mothers and grown up aunts were an effective background that brought outmore pointedly the beauty of the “buds.At 11 o'clock the german was at its height. The ballroom was a scene of brilliant beauty seldom equaled. Mingling with men In their sober costumes were the the beautifully dressed women, gliding In and out In the graceful figures of the cotillon. On the steps of the stage and on the divans along the walls were the chaperons looking with Interest at the scene that revived memories of their first ball and keeping a watchful eye on the success of their daughters or protegees.LIKE THOPIIIES ON THE WALL.The decorations of the hall were exquisite. Across the sides were tastefully draped thick ropes of stullx. As the debutantes laden with flowers entered the room they placed their bouquets In the loops and kept only the one particular bouquet that meant more pe^aiM* from a sentimental point of vi'- From the cell-i(188 N EL Li r, IV S DULANYings were festooued long loops of smilax end clustered on tin walls between the massive brass candelabra were big knots of the green vine.When all the debutantes had arrived Itlooked that the big ropes of smllnx would break, so heavily laden were they with flowers. It seemed as If each debutante carried more flowers than the last. The quantity of flowers was! perhaps larger than at any previous german, and the debutante# as they walked across the floor from thedressing rooms were almost bidden by fragrant blossom*. At the back of the ballroom through a vista were seen tbe tablesdecorated wdth American Beauty roses and shaded lights, where at midnight, when the dancing ceased, a collation wa« served.Tbe guests were late In arriving. A number of large dinners were given before the german. After three preliminary dancesthe german was led by Mr. R. Brooke Hopkins, one of the governors of the club.The musicians were seated In the balcony, which was draped with smilax. The following program was played by Rosen-berger’s Orchestra j, xTwo-8t«p-Koil of Honor,.....................Baunor\V*2u~-Lon* Ltnck*Two-Step- The Brookfield............. Cvhao1 . The gcrmon. \Waltz—Language of Flowm............ RobertaTwo4St*p~-L#r©§ A u tic*......... Q tbe# tWalla—School Da?*—!.................... .Edward*Two8tep~Red Win#............................. Mill*Waltz—The Merry Widow..... LobarTwo-Step-Ptx* Joffl* ....... ..SooU] J The Red Mill .....................H#rt*rWalts I The Qibaou Girl.........................StuarLancera—V ni veraity .....................Tlt; banTwo Step—International. ........ ....Robert*REAL BALTIMORE BELLES.The dehti tan tea Introduced belong to the moat promfan*4 in Maryland.MISS a. GREINERlovernor Warfield and his two charming augbters were present All of the girlsre noted for beauty and charm. It wa?* aid last season that this year’s “buds could surpass In looks tbe debutante* of ast years, and, Judging from the charm rjg appearance they presented last night he prediction has been more tbau fulfilled lid beaux who have become almost institu-lons In society declared that tbe girla were he prettiest and most fascinating they ad known since they were boys.And their gowns were marvels of tow-iness. The deb***-*-., wore white, asMI88 HELEN WHELANthey always dq at the first german. The styles this year seem to suit ao well the dmple, unaffected manner that is supposed l»e characteristic of s debutante. In the lodlfled empire, with the princess effectt the waist Hue, and the girdle caught up high at tbe back, with long, sloping shoulder effects, the govrna were all similar In a way and yet distinctive as suited eachstyle. A return to tha becoming hair or namenta of wreath* and clusters of ribbonla evident. Tbe older girls and young matrons wore ostrich plumes trimmed In iridescent beads and spangles In the same or contrasting shades In their balr.Tbe gowns worn were In shades notice ably pastel. Vivid tints were shunned and soft, clinging liberty eatta crepe, radium and chiffon were the favorite mate rials. On most of the gown* the trim mings were In the same shades or in one contrasting tone, and In no Instance were the gowne In more than two tone*. The varicolored costumes of eeasoos past have disappeared. Quantities of gold, sliver and crystal embroidery were used and were becoming with their shimmering effecta. J - ..: pFIVE TO BE PRESENTED LATER.Five of tbe debutantes will not be presen ted until after Chi*1»tma§. They are Mias Gladys Pertn, who will make her debut at a ball given December 26 at the Belvedere by her mother, Mrs. Nelson Perln; Miss Louise MaoGill Gary, dangb-ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Stanley Gary; Mi§» Susanne Carroll, daughter of Mrs. J. Howell Carroll; Mlsa Hose Wood, daughter ofMrs. P. Bryson Wood, and Mlsa Jeantin, with hands of stiver embroidery and duchess lace ; diamond ornaments.Mies Navii,l* 8r. G Lbk won—Parisian gown of chiffon over white satin, embroidered In silver and pearl*; pearl ornaments and bouquet of American Beauty roeea.Chaperoned by—Mrs. Colombo* O’Donnell Lee — Black chiffon and.' duchess lace, relieved at the throat by white illation ;, diamond omaraenta. JiltMias Aon eh Tilohhan LtntMAi*—White ••tnbroldered chiffon ekrth, trimmed wtth satin and princess lace; bouquet of whiteroj Mrs Theodor G. Lurmen—Gown of blackembroideredruvAwsMph hr AleAbcg.MISS LOUISE WARFIELDMI88 GLADYS WATTSHoward Gllmor, daughter of th£ late Judge Robert Gllmor.The out-of-town guests last night were:Mr. and Mr*. Oacar Hmlth, Morristown, N, V. *Mr*.— --S'Sy ? .S,:Edgar I* Allen,Tientsin, Chins;George M Kobsuti.\ WMhingtoti; Ilk-hard L. Howell,New York;John Carmichael.Washington, John M Prerooet,Buffalo N. Y. j John M. Provost,L.odon; Will lam It. Adam* .Richmond, V*.;M«v»r» - . 'A: IIr. I, Parkard Laird,leu*ii. Pa jJames R. Harris.Philadelphia; Tasker Lowades,Cumberland. Md.; Dimming Cox.Westmoreland co.,Virginia; Henry A. Wise. Jr.,A. It Elmore,New Vert £Brit ion Browne,Arthur J. Clark,Washington; J. Knox Cain,Philadelphia. Lieut. Albert Gilmor, United State* Arm.) ,M. le Baron Ilaymerlr,Hungarian Embassy; Terry Bailey, fMary Regina Poser,La Plata, Md.;Ethel Robeeon,u aehtngtaa;Julia A. Llpptt,Washington; Rebecca Anderson,Cincinnati; Edwins James.Boston;M. C. Howard,Washington.Miss Jam* Stocbtox Dorset — Whlta princess lace over chlffoa and taffeta; bou-quets of American Beauty rose* and orchids.Chaperoned by—Mrs. Daniel R. Dorsey — Black chiffon cloth and duches* lace over satin ; diamondoma men taMis* Imoobne Gaither — White satin, embroidered in crystal; bouquets of gardenias and orchids.Chaperoned by—Mrs. George B. Gaitber, Jr.—Black net over cloth of gold; topat and diamond ornaments. 1Miss Lilli ax Dolores Gans—Importedgown of white silk net, embroidered In silver, with garniture of lttiea of the valley; pearls and ruby ornaments and bouquet ofGolden Gate rosea.Chaperoned by—Mrs. Edgar H. Gann—imported gown of Mack net, embroidered on white renaissance over white chiffon and silk ; corsage bouquet of violets and diamond and amethyst ornament*Mias Lillian BrncncLi. Osxtxcw— White liberty satin tunic, bandaomely embroidered In crystal and trimmed with lac*.with sleeve* of tail* stiver, tunic fallingover a soft satin skirt, with tulle trlm-Mtns Mai Thacker Mbllcs—Silver net over taffeta, trimmed with white chiffon rose* ; necklace of pearls.Chaperoned by—Mrs. Francis M Jancka — Corn-colored iroeade. trimmed with gold and point applique ; diamond ornaments.Mias Kathleen Alexander McDonnell —Empire gown of whits satin and tulle oanela, embroidered In white rosea, and bodice of point lace ; bouquets of Ulie* of tbe valley sad orchid*.Chaperoned by—Mrs. William L. Marbury—Black Jet ami lace over taffeta.saline satin, combined with crystal lace Miss Harriett Brown— Prince** gown of flame colored a*tin, with sleevea of sil ver lace.Miss Jane Cook—Pale bine me*aalln* satin.trimmed with cloth bf gold.Mrs. O. Howard Harvey—imported gownmade In Japanese design, coral lac* overtaffeta, embroidered la gold.Mra. David O. McInto*h, Jr.—Pala blue meoaalloc aatta. embroidered In gold;corsage bouquet of violets.Mias Loutae t'arey Pale lavendar painted chiffon doth, embreiderd ia crystal aadcombined with point lace.Mr# W. Hall Harris- Light bh** chiffon doth, combined with old family lace, aadembroidered in rosebudsMias Margartt JUmeey- Pat# blue spangled satin and chiffon, trimmed with pointlace. ____Miss Edith Doer- Painted gown of white chiffon, shaded in deep pink and trimmed la fold* of plak aatin. -Mlsa Mary Hester Water*—Whttw *atia, embroidered In sliver.Miss Ellse Lowndes —Whit# satla pr lucresgown, com blued with toll* aad lace.11188 CARRIE WARFIELDJoseph Ia. ShrirfT,Union MilU.Md.; Limit. K**nAti Ttttmi,U. 8. Marine Corpi; Prof. F. M Warran. Ntw Hires*, Coen.;P. O. Coffin,Bnin*wieir, Main#; Edward T, ttturrKta,Srw York; Coi Geoff* Barnet,Washington;Dr. Warfield Loosoope,Philadelphia; Dr. Brack Dear.CfcarloUaevill*. Va.;Dr. B. C. RueeeLl.Kdtnt, N, H.jSr. IIon tec na.WaahinftOQ;Sr. Cora,Waahlngt/m.Who made her debut laat fear,Mias ax.xe Thom—White lace over satla and chiffon, trimmed with a garniture of ' pink roeebud* and Imttquet* of ptnk roses. Chaperoned by— *Mrs. Douglas H. Gordon- White messaline satin prlnceaa gown, wtth empire girdleof cloth of gold ; diamond ornaments.Mis* Louisa Wshkislo—Handsome Pari# gown of white mete*line satin, with tunic of chiffon and empire girdle of riofh of silver, finished with touches of pale pink rhlf-fon; necklace of pearls and bouquets of Killarm y rosea and violets.Chaperoned by— fi'C Mrs Edwin Warfield - -Gewa of polo blue meaaalln* satin and silver lace; diamondwm*iita ■§£!%-■ ■Mi#s Kathebinc Webb—Prtocea* gown of white lace over satin, embroidered in grysta I.Chaperoned by—Mrs. Charles A. Webb.Miss Gladys Mitchell Watts—Wbltsnet, with l»-tdc8c*Tt *t»ao gles over white tin; bouquet of white rose*.Photograph bp Gate.MISS ANNE RAN BONMISS DOROTHY PAINEEmile Caye^Sd' hl* eta* of assistant* I “,nc* ; t°(luets of American Beauty row#added by tbelr careful arrangement* to the awl Tl*!etBMis* Mahy Rhett Millbb — Princessgown of cream-colored embroidered crepe; pearl necklace and pins and American Beauty rose*.Chaperoned by—Mr*. A. Harold Miller—Imported gown of white Venetian lace over silk and chiffon ; corsage bouquet, of violets and ornaments of diamonds and opals.Mihr Anna Gmrracws Po*—White aatln and spangled net; pearl necklace and bouquets of rosea and vlelets.Chaperoned by—Mra Henry 8. T. White—Black spangled net, trimmed with silver and diamond or namenta.Miss Gladys Pbrot — White net overivory liberty aatin, trimmed with lace and'nrnltnre of pale pink chiffon and apple blossom*.Chaperoned by—Mrs. Tunstall Smith — White brocade satin, trimmed with point lace; diamondornaments.Mi** l hablotte Pennington — W’hltesilver gause over taffeta and chiffon ; pearlnecklace and bouquet* of American Beauty rose*.Chaperoned by—Mrs. Harper Pennington—Black chiffon satin and duchess lace ; diamond ornaments.Mis* JosErniN* Packard — Whit# radium cloth, trimmed with point lace andsilver.Chaperoned by—Mra. Joseph Packard—Black velvet andpoint lace; diamond ornaments.Chaperoned by Mrs J. H. C. W att*—Black lace and Jetfi-': i a ■ -v'tCi bfMISS MARGARET EYRE STIRL1N0over black satin ; bouquet of red roses and diamond ornament*. .•FboMr*P*» by g»l—dar.MISS EDA YON KNOBLOCHcomfort of the guests.Photograph by BolaadarMISS SALLIE CROMWELL *IS THEIR ROBES OF STATEHandsome Gowns Worn By Deba-tnatea And Chaperons.The debutantes, with their coatumes, the 'haperooa and tbelr costuuies, were aa follows : . - L iMiss Virginia Obkenwat Albebt—Imported gown of white chiffon satin, em-•roldered In chenille and mother of pearl;itriog iif- Md pear)*. . ■ ■Chaperoned by -Mrs. Jacob Albert—WThite lace over white satin ; pearl and diamond ornaments.Miss Maby Gittings Baylt—Whit# nae*-*aline aatin. embroidered in a Japanese design of white chrysanthemums and lilies ofthe valley.Chaperoned by -Mrs. Raleigh C. Thomas—French gown »f old gold tinted satin, embroidered in •pangles and trimmed with gold lace.Miss Fbances Leigh Bbooks — Boftvhlte liberty satin, embroidered Jn crystal. Chaperoned by—Mrs. Walter B. BrookB—Black panne vel-et and lace ; diamond ornaments.Miss Edna Brown — Empire gown of chlte satin striped chiffon, trimmed elaborately with applique lace and silk fringe. Chaperoned by- -Mrs. William Paul Brown—Princess robe f black lace, trimmed in Jet.Miss Lotaae H. Bull—Princes* gown of white satin, embroidered in silver; pearl necklace and American Beauty roses.Chaperoned by—-Mrs. B. Harrison Bull — Black satin, trimmed with Irish point lace and gold embroidery ; diamond ornaments.Miss Josephine Merxefibld Cox —Princess gown of white lace over white at1n, with garniture of old lace caught vlth clusters of IHlcs of the valley, tied vlfh white rlhbon; bouquets of American leauly rooes. lilies of the valley and violets. Chaperoned by-—Mrs. Henry Cox—PaK green and white atln and chiffon, with bertha of old Brussel* lace; corsage bouquet of gardenias and nntlque necklace of diamonds.Miss Sallie Cbomwell—W’hlte liberty *atin, embroidered In crystal, with wreath *f pink roses; bouquets of pink roses and iolets. 'Chaperoned by-4-Mrs. Richard Cromwell—Black net over blacket satin, embroidered In sequins ; diamond ornaments.Miss Katherine DAiNGKsriBLo — White liberty snttn, trimmed with point lace and tulle and Louis XV bows of white satin; bouquets of roses and orchids.Chaperoned - . 1Mrs. Henry Dalngerfleld—W’bite radium *loth, trimmed with duchess lace and point4**aprlt JMisa Nellie IKlany—White satla, em roiderod In pearls ; bouquets of pink roses.telt;3haperoned by—Mrs. Walter Dulany—Black Valvet andtolnt lac* ; diamond ornaments.Chaperoned byMrs Harvey Middleton—Imported gown of black aequlna and lace; cortege bouquet of violets and diamond ornament*.Miss Lula Stuabt Goode—Vfhlte tarleton over taffeta, with empire girdle of silver, and sliver slippers; bouquets of American Beauty ro*e*. ,Chaperoned by—Mrs John B. Goode—Black lace over white ailk. trimmed with pale blu* velvet; corsage bouquet of violets and collar ofpearl*. ;Mias Isabel B- Gkah.%sc —White net over taffeta and chiffon, with garniture of pinkroeea; pearl necklace and bouquet of pink roses.Chaperoned by-Mrs. Carroll » HaeGill—Silver gTay aatln. trimmed with rose point lace; dim 030nd ornaments.Mis* Axxk Adlcm Hull—White ailk net over whits taffeta, trimmed with hand-embroidered rae»*a!lne and lace; bouquet of American Beauty rose*.Chaperoned by—Mr*. Ann# Dent Hull—Black silk beraani cloth, trimmed with lrl»h lace. AMis* Mah»abet McKix Hay* — White crepe de chine, trimmed with duchess and point lace and pearls; necklace of pearls and bouquek of American Beauty roees.Chaperoned by—Mrs. John ft. Hayes—Black velvet, trimmed with point lac*; diamond ornaments.Mia* Anna Hoppe* — Empire gown of crystal net, girdle of silver, with stiver tassels draping tbe sleeves and waist ; neck lace of pearls and bouquet* of American Beauty rosea and violets.Chaperoned by— jMrs. T. Barton Jones.Miss Isabel Goodenow—Whit* chiffon over white liberty saftn. trimmed with sll-verChaperoned byMrs. Joseph Packard.’WPhotograph by Jeffras,MISS JOSEPHINE M. COXMISS OLIVE REEDERMiss Nellis Ht MBicHOt?**—White broidered panne crepe, with a handwork ofMiffs Dobothi Paine—Whits mmwseline de solo, embroidered la crystal and silver.over white satin ; botiquets of lilies of the -alley aad American Beauty roses. Chaperoned by-Mr*. Clinton P Paine—Louis XV gown, with a skirt of pink pompidour satin anda dirertoire coat of plok messaline and lace ; pearl and diamond collar and brooch.Mias Maby Regina Posey, of La Flat*, Md.—Imported gown of white hand-eSa-hroldered chlffoa cloth, trtmmed with roe-point lacs; bouquets of lilies of the valleyand American Beauty roses.Chaperoned by—Mrs. Columbus O'Donnell Lee,Misa Anne Cbossan Coopeb Ranson— Empire gown of white satin, trimmed with silver lace and rhinestone ornaments; shower bouquet of white rose# and hyacinths.Chaperoned by—Mrs. Henry Warfield Hanson—Black lace, trimmed with sequins and velvet; diamond ornaments. vMika OLIVE Reeoeb—Imported gown of white liberty satin, trtmmed with seed pearl* aad lace; necklace of pearls and American Beauty rose*.Chaperoned by—Mrs. Wilson Miles Cary, Jr.—Pale blue messallae satin aad point lacs.Misa Katherine Fowkk Robebtson— Whit* lace princes* gown over satin andChiffon.Chaperoned by—Mrs. Basil Gordon.Miss Hannah Gaither Smith — Wbit* lace over white satin, trimmed with whit* satin and sliver; bouquet of America* Beauty roses.Chaperoned by—Mrs. Ruxton Moore Rldgely — Whit* aatln, embroidered in gold.Mias Hannah Fox Stbuabt—White erabroidered crepe, trimmed with silver sequins and passementerie; ornaments of pearls and sliver.Chaperoned by—Mra. Arthur StenartMrs* Ludlow Cabboll WiLurrr—Imported gown of spangled chlffoa, trimmed with silver braid, gause ribbon and whit# rose* ; bouquets of America* Beauty rosea, pinkroues and lilies of the valley, pearl necklace.Chaperoned by—Mra John C. Willett—Black chiffon *#1vet and lace ; diamond and pearl ornaments.Miss Mart Pa.bk.eb Winder — Empire gown of white satla. with a baod-**mbroid .•red collar and trimmed with point ap plique lace, cluster of white rose* at tbe | corsage and wreath of white roees and . white satin ribbu* in the hair.Chaperoned by—Mra. Edward I.loyd Winder — Gray spangled net over gray taffeta, trimmed with gray mesaadlne . diamond ornaments*.Miss ADst.a urn Colt Williams —Imported princess gown of Ivory white peau le sole, combined with chiffon and lace, with wreath of white roses la the balr; bouquet of Amerimn Beauty roses. ,lt; ha par on sd by -Mrs. E. Calvin Wil iams—rreach gown of silver net over white Katin, trimmed wtth lace, sleeve# and bodies of cloth of gold : ornaments of diamonds and pearls.Miss Helen Oct a via Whblan — Whitechiffon cloth, trt*ojed wtth altver lace and messallnc fold*; bouquet of roees and vlolets.lt; h.aperrmed by—Mrs. Thomas A. Whelan. Jr.—Gown of white princes# satin and chiffon; paarl ornaments and bouquet of America* Beautyroses.Miss Martha Poat- Palo bluo aatln, wtthftilror IJLceMrs. J. V L. Findlay, Jr.--Gown *# pniogold aonaailne aatin. embroidered Ingold, trtmmed with point lac*.Miss Marie McNaa*- Black lac* prtnoaas gown, embroidered In gold.Misa Ellen Boone—Cora colored chiffon satla. com Mood with lace, .*m broideredIn goldMrs. Jooeph H. Woman -Black lam over whlta aatin and chiffon.Mrs. Nicholas O. Prnntman. Jr- Whtte brocaded satin and silver lace.Mlsa Sidney Mor!sun White pause crepe, embroideerd In silver and trimmed withLam and tullo Mr# A. H Gaither B’ack meaailBff aatln with crystal embroidery. ’Mra John W. Frich- Cream radium ekdhand point laceMrs. Andrew Melville Reid—Black pannevelvet, heavily embroidered in Jet, with sleeves of white point lace.Mrs Ramuei C. Rowland Pale bln# panne crepe, embroidered In white roses aadtrimoaed with point lace.MU.« El Isabel h Kent- White net. euahroid ered In ptnk and silver.Mrs. James P Gorier—Black lae# over satin and chlffoa.Mrs. James E. Lindsay - Black and whit* lace over satin.Mrs. John S. Tapecott- Whtte emlfroiderad lac# and chlffoa. ■ ■Mle* Carrie Warfield—Handsome gown of pale blue ineeaaitn* aatin and stiver lam and corsage bouquet of violet*.Miss Elisabeth Cromwell—Pale yellow ltl» erty sarin, trimmed with lam and •»-broidered hi gold.MISS LEILA STUART GOODEa ui/m.•(frwyb M BmMISS MARY BAYLYm MODISH GOWlfS AREAYEDflowers aDd braid abd a garniture of forget- trtmmed with duchess lace; corsage bea-me-nots; necklace of pearls ami bouquet of quet of violet and pearl ornamentsroses and violets.Chaperoned by Mrs. William K. Post Duvall — Whits messallae ssttn. with bertha at point Venice lace; pearl ornament*.Miss Katharine Barton Jon**—Whit#marquisette over white satin, trimmed withcrystal fringe and empire girdle of crystal; necklac* of pearls and bouquet of American Beauty rotes.Cbaporoned bg—Mrs. T. Barton Jones — Black velvet,trimmed with white point lace; ornament#of sapphire* and poarl# and bouquets of lilies of the valley and rosee.Misa Eda Von Kno»loch—Empire gown of white silk net over white satin, embroidered with silk roses and trimmed with satin rlhbon and lew; necklace of pearls and bouquet of American Beauty rosea. Chaperoned by—Mrs. Erhard Von K nobloc h — French gown of silver spangled net over white... ----- — 1 ■ j- — -*■ \ - -■Misa Margaret Eyre Stirling—Princess gown of Ivory satin, trtmmed with duchesslace and panels of brocade heavily em-■GEMS FROM THE POETS.HalRBMEMRRAED Nt SICBy Jambs Bussell Lowell.Thick rushing, like aa ocean vastOf biaona the far prairie staking,Tbe notes crowd heavily and fast As surfs, one plunging while tbe lastDraws seaward from its foamy breakingOr In low murmurs they began. Rising and rising momently. As o*tr a harp Pollan A fitful breese, until they ranto a sudden ecstasy.lTpAnd then, like minute drops of rain Winging In water tilverly,They I Inge ring dropped and dropped again,Till It was almost like a painTo listen when the next would be.MI88 KATHLEEN A. MoDONNELLbroidered in pearls; necklace of pearls aad bouquet of American Beauty roeea. Chaperoned by~*-Mr*. George Dobbin Pennlman — Blackuse, stripped with gold tbfead, With a unce of princes# point laceered In gold; ornaments of kntlque brii%IUuto.The City’a Krpatatlsa Foe StyllahWomn Well Ssataioti.Among the handsome costumes noticed were the following:Mrs. W. S. G. Williams—Pal# blue messa-Hne satin, embroidered In sliver.Mrs. Ntthtn R. Gorter- Black patlletted lace over satin and chiffoo.Miss Nina OsltheT—Pale pink chiffon satin, embroidered tn silver, combined with pointlawMrs. R TuneUll Taylor—Princes# gown of) black velvet, embroidered in Jet.Mrs. Alexander Preston — White liberty satin, heavily embroidered in stiver.Lavender silk, | Mrs. Thomas II. Buckler. Jr.—Coral-coloredchiffon doth over satin, trimmed with silver laceMIsk Frances Cook—Whits Iridescent lac* over chlffoa and satin.Miss Gladys Gittings—Rose colored mesaa-Mne satin, combined wtth black velvet. Miss Alice Lee Thomas — Black velvetprincess gowa, with sleeves of silver lac*. Mrs. Allan MarSherry—Cream-colored satin.heavily embroidered in ptnk rose*.Ml#s Msrgarit* Busby - Yellow Inc*, trimmedwith folds of pale blue satin.Miss Mary Sloan—White meenaiine satin, trimmed wtth doth of gold.Miss Ekh*e Bond—Whit# satin, trimmed with sliver embroidery and poist laee. Mrs. Gordon P. Paine—Whit* ehiffon cloth, embroidered tn pink rosebuds and duchess4 lac*.Miss Marjorie Patterson - Imported gowaof ptnk lace over ptnk satin and eblffon. embroidered In Jet; sleeves of pink tulle and lace; hair ornaments of ptnk ssttn and ptbk aigrette.Mrs. Van Leer Black—White lace over white satin and chiffon; diamond ornamentsMrs. Will Ism Lews Howell, of New York— Ptle pink meossiine satin, combined with tulle and embroidered tn silver laee.MIjm Katherine MscSherry—Pale bine mes-•ailne ssttn, embroidered la pink rosebuds and trimmed with silver Uu-c.Miss Ells* Whyte -Pale bln# mesas line ssttn, embroidered In crystal.Miss Louisa Wbyte—White iridescent lace over chlffou and taffeta.Mra Doug’s# II. Thomas, Jr. — Princessgown of black velvet, with folds ofwhite chiffon at the corsage sad whitechiffon sleeves.lira. Horatio Wbitrldg#-- Prlscess gown of black spangled lace over chiffon and taffeta.Mrs. Basil Gordon — Princess gown of white satin and point lacs.4 Mrs. Francis N lgtsfisrt—PaleMrs. Philip George From well—Pale green liberty satin, trtmmed with chiffon and pearl ornaments.Mem W. W. McIntyre— White tare evercloth of silver, aad chiffon Mrs. Garner Wood rvmmeed- White satin princes* gown, trimmed with prtnoeee lace and pearls; diamond ornaments sadcorsage banquet of violets.Miss ertsabcth Webb- Prtncemi gown of pnie yellow liberty satin, eoff»rlt;idersd Isgoldl! Mies Carrie Webb—Pale blue liberty satin and ehiffon. trimmed with crystal lace. Mra Robert L. Chamberlain#—Imported princess gown of pearl gray laee. over whlta siik. and cbifftm.ties Mary Bowsn Hooper— Kxquhdte prtn cess gown of soft whir# calcium *Uk over white taffeta, trimosed wtth geld erataatfmy. f*;- ^Misa Fanny Bsvty—PTiacee# gowa of Ivory whtte aatln. with empire girdle of dothof gold.Mrs. Robert Ghee—Black lace over whit*ffittMNiff. aiMMgta * •Miss Marls Ober—Plak oaeesaline aatia. trtmmed with lace, sad gmmitwre of {dakI; rosebuds.Mis* Irene Koap—Paris robo of whit* soquins over white satin and chlffoa, #m-broldered In stiver. VMiss Sibyl Kemp—White satin prtncsssgown, trimmed with rose point laee. and chlffoa ruffle*.Mia* Eleanor Wagstsff, of NaobvUla—Pink satin striped chiffon s over tsffots. trtmmed wtth sliver lace sad tali*.Mrs. Charlee T. Kemp—Black lac* over white satin and chlffoa. embroidered. Miss Betsey Watts S^ofosaa green chiffoncloth, trtmmed with old family lace and crystal embroidery Mr*. William Haigh- Princes* gowa of whlta lace over satin, with garniture of mm point lace; antique amethyst oroa meats and corsage bouquet of violet*(.Other news of the first Molitrmaa aa FaH.JNEW BUILDING READYMaryland Institute Dene ExceptFor Few Flausl Teaches. *At a meeting of the trustees of the Mary land Institute last night the committee on schools reported that the enrollment this year In the Schools of Art sod Design' wse about the same aa this time last year The excellent facilities offered to students were contrasted wtth the congested and bam*pered conditions which prevailed la pre vlous yeers.The building committee Deported that the Mount KoyaJ building was completed except a few finishing touches.%9MtMHr. Qwleh On Water Sapply.Water Engineer Quick spoke last night before the Men’s Clnb of Brown Vf*moriaChnrch lt;a the ett;?** water supply. Mr Quick discussed water pollution and re quested the members to work diligently far the proponed $8,000,000 loan to Increasethe water supplyTonight Mr. Quick wild speak at the meeting ef the Baltimore Chapter of the Maryland Institute of Banking sad F*r» day night before the Men’s Club of St John’s Episcopal Church. Wsveriy.
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Baltimore, Maryland, US
Tue, Dec 10, 1907
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