New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
THE BUTLER-AMES U.EDDING.
ALL ABOUT TIE OUTFIT.


IF the following appeared in any organ of
responsibility less assured than established Boston
newspaper its publication might be regarded with some
hesitation As it is, we can only read from The Boston
Post and wonder:
Nearly all the bridal outfit was ordered abroad and
selected and made under the supervision of Mrs
Webster the sister Of Mrs Butler who Is at present n
Germany experimenting the educauon Oh heI own cl,
dren and of Cen Butler who are there with
her Everything Is very elegant ana neither pans nor
expense has been spared to make the rousseau as com
pete as possible. Among the things tha were sent were;
one dozen robes dc null trimmed with French work; one
dozen sets underclOting with Naenclcnes bahus ana
brodered bands and edges; one dozen embroidered cam
brio contingencies; one dozen corset covers trimmed
with Valenciennes and French embroidery; one-lalr
dozen embroidered flannel undeIsklrts one dozen cam
brio skirts for walking dresses one dozen cprlc sks
dozen pair islehread stockings two dozen par Bal
6s nal, stoS Gbs kid dnre Cloves par six buttons t ono
dozen pair light shade KID gloves, three buttons;
fonr acts French flowers; six fans; hats; six white
cambrc dresses; white French muslin with train;
six embroidered muslin jackets two point ace hindker
chiefs one dozen Valenccnnes handkerches one dozen
French embroidered handkerchlefj two dozen hem
skirt and Ounce half yard deep Duchesse lace over
skirt and 1omce half yard deep point lace shawl; two
LLAMA lace Jackets; four parasOls; six suits.
Everything is in the most perfect taste and like all
French tLgI Int if seems almost as though
the things were tossed together and held by invisible
~ tie most delicate. AssuTedly Princess Royal could
have danter or elegant things than this young
everything that way suggests the wearer. The
iaunty little jackets, with the eles Of lavender blue,
hats and the coquettish parasols-eyerything is
Parisian in the extreme The suits are very
striking is the travelling suit OF CHINA nm, k OF the
With deep rules and pus and in length just touches
the floor and the back and reaches 10 me lhstcP IN
long and quite boufdnt, trimmed with rules OF tine
same and a Cluny lace, an inch and half in width,
oxacy the shade OF the dress. The jacket is grace
fnI halfftting affair, with loose sleeves, trimmed TO
correspond with the upper skirt. A fail OF Nalen-
ne hand The hat is ianty little soft-crowned thing
made OF the same material as the dress, Of monde
script shape, utterly unlike anything yet seen IN
America and IS trimmed with green ribbon, plated
quite full around the crown and completely covering
the very narrow bilm r3sete Us placed at the Ieit
side and that constitutes the whole trimming IL Is
very simple and grlsn and exceedingly necomgtG the
face Of the weaTer The boots 100 are IKE tne GIess,
with square, rather broad toes and high heels nearly IN
the middle Of the foot The boot is lower tha those tha
about seven inches IN hight They are Duttoned with
tiny gut what Young ladies cali perfectly stun
| ming" The handle, which is quite heavy, aud GOV
cred with green Russia leather, forms walking suck
The head is horseshoe OF French gilt, which sur
| rounds tiny OOkingglass. The shade IS OF ecra
With heavy ecru cord and tassel The fan is Of
sanda-wOod and ecru silk, with the monogram b. rs
made with only skirt, trimmed with three quite
broad rues pinked the edges The janny little coat
at wrist and throat The hat of black thread lace with
and half open bud at the left side Inc ran rs
|
fan Of black satin, beautifully ornamented "A lovely
necklace accompanies this suit IL consists OF Nat pieces
of let about inch square and fastened ogelher Dy
heavy links OF gold. There are three pendants oil yet
| and gold, very unique and elegant. Another
lovely suit has undeI-skirt OF heavy purple SILK
trimmed with deep rule and pun. Inc ONtrdIcss
on oI and much ooped at back and sides II has
trimming, but Is simply pointed and bound WIN lhe
| same material. The Jacket matches, ana mas loose
sleeves. The hat Is purple silk, covered entirely WIN
nou lace with bunch OF heOtrOpe At the extreme leit
side But silk suit in artistic perfection and grace
nuts all rest in the shade The lower skirt - OF quc
n dark shade, trimmed with rufhc and double puus,
with braid OF the dark silk lined Win llrce shade
lighter The Ovcr-skrt is OF the lighter shade trimmed
with heavy fringe of the shade, which, instead Oh
heiug made and scwed in is knOIted into the SIX Inc
Jacket IL still lighter shade and IL trimmed win inc
Graid of other shades OF silk The hat Is or Wte
white uncut velvet and long ostrich plume, passing over
the TOP the hat and falling over the har Inc IAN rs 0I
carved ivory and white silk with delcate fOs.Du,s
ID. The parasOl lovely; the hanue IL
White carved coral the shade of white heavy SIR, lined
win lighter silk, with fringe OF mafaDOu ieatheIs
The aces exquisite the point Oyerdess ana honnce
being the finest texture and most delcate LtleIh
The andkerches gossamer and airy enough for the
| queen OF the fairies.
THE BRIDAL DRESS.
This il Of the most elegant dresses that could Do
worn on such occasion, and Is OF white rei0urs SIN
7, was made with a court train putting OF tue passed
round the bottom O the skirt and on this Is placed te
nounce of Duchesse lace. The oyerdress OF Duchese
was worn with it, The long ule vail Is fastened ohwtn
oronet I'm and fell dropping over the Lace In sprays
~ huds and The fan Is OF pearl ana point lace
With tbe brides monogram beautifully wrought III tue
lace No bride has ever had more beautiful or com
Unreasonable one who would ask for anything more
lovely
| pbilin H. Irving was arrested yesterday by