The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
WHAT TEN BRIDES WORE.


MI lolle, in Cincinnati, ON Wednesday,
tn, ride was atiired in simple travelling
co lme OF electric. blue cloth, with no
OF } ornaments than natural flowers"
Hademans bride, Miss Ada Shcr-
m Moult0n, at Glendale Ohio, on We'd
ne lay, was clad in white tulle embroidered
in farl beads, with diamonds rs ornaments.
III maids wore tarletan, with roses at the
80 Preston, who was married to Mr..
vi Voorhis, in New York, on Wednesday,
W white satin on traine, trimmed With
" t-lace, the front of the skirt being
e |orately drapcd with tho same lace.
I corsage WAS cut square and filled in
" point'lacc. Tho veil was of tulle,
c eht at the hair with orange blossoms.
feasurcr Gil tllan's daughter Miss May,
" married to Clarence Duvall, in WASH
Ton, on Wednesday. The bride, who is
n brunette, was attired in u princess en-
ne, shrred with satin front and MORE
4 ique back, draped with n long bridal
the whole relieved with natural flowers
i sparkling diamond ornaments
When Miss Ross became the wife OF Mr.
bldcn in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, she
me, the front of which was of brOcade
Tor bonnet was OF garnet plush, orna.
Tented with ostrich tips. She wore din-
onds, the gift Of tho bridegroom, as orna-
tents, and carried u bouquet of Murcchal
ell roses.
| AT the marriage of Miss Roe to Mr.. Child,
New York on Wednesday the bride wore
white satin dress on trainc, trimmed with
III al hal
lied in with similar lace. The veil was of
bile and was caught at the hair with
fango blossoms, For ornaments the bride
FORE diamonds and carried bouquet of
5hitc roses.
Louisville had notable wedding on Wed.
pesday, Miss Fronie Ice becoming the bride
\ ]. l., Snced, of Frankfort, Kentucky.
Fhe brides toilet was OF ivory tinted otto.
ban silk, Duchess lace 'front.' lilac and
orange blossoms with diamond ornaments.
The brides attendants wore ivory-tinted
white satin, azalias painted in delicate tints,
duchess lace trimmings, with pearl orna.
nents, each carrying punches OF azalias in
The hand
White satin formed the wcddiug.gown of
Miss Pugh, who was married to Mr.. =. n.
smith In Cincinnati on Wednesday. Tho
iress, which had a long train, was studded
With silver lace, and was made high In the
heck and with long sleeves. The BRIDE also
wore an elaborate tullc veil, which was fas.
ened TO her trcsscs with diamonds and
range blossoms. She wore diamond orna.
nents which have been in possession OF the
amily for years and were lett her by her
mother.
On Wednesday Miss Brandrcth, of Sing
ling. became the bride of MIR. Robinson.
u the altar she wore white brocade velvet,
all round train, edged with shell ruchng.
he corSage was cut square and was filled
! with point-lacc. Tho dress was made
18th a basque, the front being Of white
ltin trimmed with point lace. The veil
as OF tulle, caught ut the hair with orange
lessons. She Sorc diamond crescent
'ooch, the gilt of the groom, aud carried q
'uquet OF white roses and lilies of the val.
y.
The costumes worn at tho wedding of
iss Morris and Mr.. OsburGe IN Cleveland
sVednesiay, were described as very ele.
NJ" The bride was drcsscd In white
q grain SILK tritpyned With. po,nt lace. |
1@IWnro = tuile veil, hstencd with lnncs, |
W diamond and pearl ornaments. The |
ruounneg 81 tho bridcsmaids were siinilhr
} o>ch other, being Of white sNtiu and lace,
lo1h carried = basket Of roses. Tho
dulher % che bride worc a trsss OF black
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