The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-11-08
What Ten Brides Wore.
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llmes-Democrat.
At the marriage of Miss Z. II. Smith To
Mr.. Tolle, in Cincinnati on Wednesday. the
bride was attired in simple travelling cos
tune of electric blue cloth, with no other
ornaments than natural flowers"
Mr.. Trademarks bride, Miss Ada Sber-
man Moultoh, at Glendale, Ohio, on Wed.
nesday, was clad in white tulle, embroider-
ed in pearl beads, with diamonds as orna-
ments. Her maids wore tarletan, with
roses at the belt.
! Miss Preston, who was married TO Mr..
Van Voorhis, in New York, on Wednesday.
wore white satin en- traine, trimmed with
point lace, the front Of the skirt being elab-
orately draped with the same. The cor.
| sage was cut square and filled in with point
lace. The veil was of tule, caught at the
hair with orange blossoms.
Treasurer Gilillan's daughter Miss Nav.
was married to Clarence Duval in Wash
ington on Wednesday. The bride, who is
brunette, was attired in princesse en-
tralne, shirred white satin front and MORE
antique back, draped with a long bridal
veil, the whole relieved with natural flow
ers and sparkling diamond ornaments.
When Miss Rosa became the wife Of Mr..
Holden, in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, she was
dressed in garnet satin travelling costume,
the front of which was of brOcade. Her
bonnet was of garnet plush, ornamented
with ostrich tips. She wore diamonds, the
gift of the bridegroom, and carried a bou-
quet of MarecbSinNel roses
AT the mar Miss Roe to Mr. Child.
in New York, on Wednesday, the bride
wore a white satin dress en- traine, trimmed
with point lace the heart.shaped corsage
being filled in with similar lace. The veil
was of tulle and was caught at the hair with
orange blossoms. For ornaments the bride
wore diamonds and carried bouquet of
white roses.
Louisville had notable wedding on
Wednesday, Miss Fronie Lee becoming the
bride of ]. L. Sneed, of Frankfort, Ky.
The brides toilet wac of ivory tinted otto.
man silk. Duchess lace front, lilac and
orange blossoms, with diamond ornaments.
The brides attendants wore ivory tinted
white satin, azaias painted in delicate
tints, Duchess lace trimmings, with pearl
ornaments, each carrying punches Of azal-
las in the hand
White satin formed the wedding gown of
Miss Pugh, who was married to Mr.. S. L.
Smith, in Cincinnati on Wednesday, The
dress, which had long train was studded
with silver lace and was made high in the
neck with long sleeves. The bride also
wore al elaDOTate Gulie veil, which was las
tened to her tresses with diamonds and
orange blossoms. She wore diamond orna-
ments which have been in possession of the
family for years and were left her by her
mother.
On Wednesday Miss Brandreth, Of Sing
Sing, became the bride Of Mr. Robinson.
At the altar she wore white brocade velvet,
full round train, edged with shell ruching.
The corsage was cut square and was filled
in with point lace. The dress was made
with a basque, the front being of white
satin with point lace. The veil was of tulle,
caught ct the hair with orange blossoms.
She wore a diamond crescent breach, the
yift of the groom, and carried a boquet of
white roses and lilies of the valley.
The costumes worn at the wedding of
Miss Morris and Mr.. Osborne in Cleveland
IN Wednesday, were described as every ele-
ant" The bride was dressed in white
.ros grain silk, trimmed with point lace
The wore tulle veil fastened with white
ilacs, with diamond and pearl ornaments.
The costumes Of the bridesmaids were SINH
ar to each other, being Of white satin and
ace. Each carried a basket of roses. The
lother Of the bride wore a dress of black
ros grain silk and crepe. The mother Of
he groom wore black silk with garnatures
silk