The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-04

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II the following Appeared in any organ Of
less assured than an established Boston news
paper, its publication might Be regarded with
some some hcsitztion. As il Is, We can only
read from the BoAos RbA and wonder.
Nearly all the bridal outfit w.s ordered
abroad, aud Wa selected and inside under The
supervision VI Nm. Websaer, the SITTER If
Mrs Butler, who is at present in Germany,
experimenting the education Of her own
children and the two sons Of Gen. Butler,
who are there with her. Everything il very
elegant, and neither pains nor expense has
been spared to make the trOusseau as COM
Plete as possible. Among the things that
were sent were:
One dozen su6ss de ss;a trinned With
Valenciennes; one Dozen vuSss dc ssl trimmed
with French work; one dozen seas under
clothing with ValeDcienDes bands and edges;
one dozen sets undertaking with French
embroidered bands and edges; one d0aen
embroidered cambric contingencies; one
dozen corset covers trimmed with Valencicn-
mes and French embroidery; one-half dozen
embroidered flannel under-skirts; one dozen
cambria skirts for walking dresses; one dozen
cambria skirts for train dresses; one dozen
pair silk stockings; one dozen pair Isle
thread stockings; two dozen pair Balbriggan
stockings; three pair slippers; two dozen
pair white kid gloves, six bustons; one do1rn
pair lighs-shade kid glove, three buttons;
one Dozen pair dark-shatle kid gloves, three
buttons; four sets French howers; six faus;
Eve hats; six white cambsis dresses; one
white French muslin with train; SIX embroi-
dered jackets, two point lace handkerchieGs;
one dozen valenciennes handkerchiefs; one
dozen French embroidered handkerchiefs;
two dozen hem-stitched with initiaD hand
kerchicfs; point lace Overskirt and Aouncc
half yard deep; Duchesse lace over-skin
and founce half yard deep; l.oin, Lace shawl
two Llama lace jackets; four parasOls; six
suits.
Everything is in the most perfect taste,
and, like all French things, exqusitely and
tlaintily made. There is nothing stiff or act
looking, hat it seems almost as though the
things were tossed together and held by an
invisible thread. The laces are Of the finest,
and the embroidery Of the most delicate.
Assuretlly no Princess ROYAL could have
daintier or more elegant things than this
Young American bride. There II = cr,uet
ti.h grace about everything that son,e way
suggests the wearcr The jaunty little jackets.
with the reliefs Of lavender, blue, or green
running through the embroidery, the Wish
hats and the coqnettish parasol.-
Is Partisan in the extreme. The suits are
very stylish and pretty. Among the most
markedly striking il the travelling suit Of
China silk If the new tea ruse shade errn.
The lower skirt is trimmed with deep rufils.s
and puff, and in length just touches the
flour and the hack, and reaches to the instcp
in front, just clearing the foot. The over
skirt Is rather long, and quite bonta,nt, trim
med with ruiiie< OF the same and . Cluny
lace, m inch and half in width, exactly
the shade Of the dress. The jacket Is u
graceful half6tting affair, with loose sleeves,
trimmed to correspond with the upper skirt.
A fall Of Valenciennes lace j. fastened to the
sleeve, and drops over the hand. The hat j.
jaunty little sOft-crowncd thing, made Of
the same material As the dress, Of n monde
script shape, utterly unlike anything vet
seen in America, and il trimmed with green
ribbon, plated quite full around the crown,
and completely covering the quite narrow
rbin- a r,r-ette Is placed at the left side,
and that constitutes the whole trimming. 1t
is very simple and girlish, and exceedingly
boots, too, are like the dre.s, with square,
the middle of the foot. The boot IL lower
than those that have been worn for two or
three years past, leing only about seven
inches in height. They are buttoned with
tiny gilt buttons. The para.ol is quite
new idea, and il what the young ladies call
perfectly stunning" The handle, which
is quite heavy and covered with green Russia
leather, forms walking-Stick. The head is
a horseshoe Of French gilt, which surrounds
tiny looking-gla--. The shade is of evru
China silk, lined with green, and Oman,ente,l
with heavy ecru corl and ta.-el The fan j.
OF sandal-wood and cern silk, with the mon
osram b. B. painted on it in green. There
is a lovely black silk suit made with only
one .kit, trimmed with three quite broad
black rufiies pinked on the edges. The jaunty
little coat is trimmed with deep fringe, with
the finest Valenciennes at wrist and throat.
The hat is Of black thread lace, with moss
rose and half open bud at the left side. The
fan is very elegant; the sticks are gilt, and
the upper part Of the fan Of black satin,
beautifully ornamental. A lovely necklace
accompanies this suit. II CONSISTS Of Nat
pieces Of jet ahout an inch square, and fas-
tened together with heavy links of gold
There are three pendants If jet and gold.
very unique and elegant. Another lovely suit
has an underskirt Of heavy purple silk trim
med with one deep ruffie and puff. The
overskirt is ola cream shade Of Canton crepe
The skirt Is quite long, and much looptd up
at back and sides. IL has no trimming, bat
is simply pointed and bound with the same
material. The Jacket matches, and has
l"se sleeves, The hat is purple silk, COW
cred entirely with point Lace, with bunch Of
helictrope at the extreme lett side. But :,
blue six suit in artistic perfection and grace,
puts all the rest in the shade. The lower
skirt is OF quito dark shade, trimmed with
a ruffie and don',le lssfIs, with braid Ut the
dark silk, line,l with three shades lighter. |
The overskin Is Of the lighter shxsle trimmed !
with heavy fringe of the same shade, I
which, instead If being made and sewe,l in, |
Is knotte,l into the silk. The jacket is q still ,
lighter shade, and is trimmed With braid |,
OF the two other shades Of silk. The hat i !
nj white chip, hound with black velvet, and !
trimmed with bands Of white uncut velvet |,
and a long ostrich plume, passing over the /
op Of the hat and falling over Tie hair. The |,
IAN Is Of carved ivory and white silk, with
ielicate rosebsxis painted On It. The parasol /
: very lovely; the handle b white carved
oral, the shade Of white heavy silk, liped
sith 4 brighter silk, With fringe Of mara
'out featisesv. The hcss ~ exquisite, the
'oint overdress and AOu.oe being III the
inest texture and most delicate pattern. The
are gOssamer, and airy enough
Or the queen Of the fairies.
THE BRIDAL DREss.
This il one Of the most elegant slres..es tina,
ould be worn on such IN orcssion, and n Of
rhite r.lonIs silk. II was made with a court
rain, a putting Of tulle passed around the
'ottom of the skirt, and ON this il placed
he fOince Of Duchesre lsce. The oyesdrn,
f Duche~e was worn vim il. The long
nile vail IL fastened On with the mos deli.