Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-10-22 | Page 2 | [Illegible] Races Attract Many Society People

L Orel Races i Attract Many j Society People L ()f Brown and Tan fecm Mosl Popular in ! Washington I By BETTY BAXTER H Correspond nt "' nir SIJ1'11- ard-Examiner. Lbt : , i.-. i: standard-, Examiner. ) hHTNOT' .." -1 The races . rel senm to be the chief attrai -r iocl'-i;. t .. ! ar.d -J. -A Is Endersturi J. for not only . tfwavs i 1 :"' Ether In s i" if-ct lor un tiling door- 1 111 ? her da an.) had f pass.-. I :! t.- I' " ' Oar-Ul Oar-Ul alon in h- r r-.r i-.-t gro... 11 rand dam. "wearing Itting !' ! ' black vclour, , Brim lurf-d "i' ' 1 ' " lit and a i "i hi- l-'li i ' Erlth an upsiun ling ElUa, one of tlios. collai 1 I throat tight and ' ai i do l- lAdm.i besides '.. ; 1 ft horseman m : ptl ILl-aivi M - 1 ' " " v. End had 1 1 i' m Ok led guesl Mrs i s.. ii lo-.l -well that day; sh h i Kr manner and such a Hie v. ore on' of tin Mhort flaring ( Mats 'I he in E) a ta n du i I n. The si: ' ' 1 I and Ok- only lr,iniu:i.i t on I ' Was a . ..1 : . i U, ll.a I i ai . Hi Mer hal Medium -I' l si' Hi I Efelt boi.nd around the arrow black i ii.i...n . ory n .r-Ee .r-Ee hat w i " : itli Id bon which i ncln ''! I ic crown ; nd 1 1 1 'i . ' i .iii - ized En the rlplt i -id (DMAM i: I ! I N i I I) AT TBohl'-n w is then In i l"j- : lomas Lawrason Rigges and rdes Jai ksons, and one or two "They ' do b ly , ou know . ;. I IQUlte n i i a and iv' i Hi Be old Kb; m Eomln' nt pl.n in the ii f our most select n id t Bshlngtoii "a n: 1 Bj&dors in win i v i i -the "ca e Jm I -1 She im Wit h I hDa ! I phi.- and ton i o both , - r of Mi l M is a nir-ee of T lonald Cal I City. Sin- looked ipiltc sn: ir: a t,l , : . -i n ' m so ni'.r; i' in Ilk K ii i is ' exist. .1 at ..'I i ' 1 mr. It ha-l a I'n ii 1 1 . 1 1 " 1 frill naterlal on t ne I -r t side, a t i ll'. ped (lownw.i! d i-.v ard; It rose to the li- U: t i. pwards the back. Hei uiltwan lhade rj i ;:.. n r. -red model coat being aboul rth and .st.-alxl.' l b' skirl Ellt to 1 1 hip i fc Were ?o light t'n v.. ."' snc- Ht the flesh ani her shoes were Batcnt leather :i:id ry much above ! in' ii,.- I I ' i gloves m colored chamois About (Hat wa- a large Hat silver fox dMrs. Jac kson '. is . r slinlliar- med, only tier hat wa-- ol bl V Jfcctly the same snav as M ana h r IY FUNCTIONS a eany in the season. ICOme an important day ' ig The uiot Important i of last Sunday w as the h the charge d' affaires and Mm- Nano gave at I om 4 to 7 " lot k to el -ronation of their, majes-and majes-and quean of Koumanla. 1 ly a diplomatic and ol-vith ol-vith a few resident peo-l peo-l about, but v erj 1 1 w IS perfect. She is tall, C; has dark hair and a Jlsite skin and coloring i uder standi ni; axprett Ion (owned in a lovely crca-vhlte crca-vhlte chifton and softor on long, atraight, nar-l nar-l appeared to bo all of vide panels of the velvel rn the shoulder lire to the skirt bra ih d the ound The neckline tt a i eau shaped and the bell shaped and of the irse. A train of the chlf-somo chlf-somo way myster ouali tho drapery on th left quite full and trailed the ne nttie dlstam e. N MUCH WORN to see Secretary of State :hfH again, Mrs Hughes ' fall costume all ol tans Mine. Orouitch. wife of nlulcter of the Serbs. Bvcnes looked unusually an old brown . ostumu ! shade of choc ilate Ice gown was on the str 1 I with a wide, stiff girdle with beads of the same hat was medium sized ,or nnd of felt, Irln mi I ealhera. all of the sami lor to break the brown-