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DRESS F0n a MILLIONNiHE BRIDE.

The Trossrau 1Inlc for 3iiss Jerome, Lndy
% Randolph Churehilrs Slater.
Nee York Ioruiny Journal.
Few more elegant and costly trosseaux
have been seen In this city than That Of
Miss Jerome, who has been married to
Mr.. Leslie, the son OF an Irish baronet.
Many OF her friends and acquaintance
wished that 1t might be put on exhibit.
tlon, like the trosseaux OF princesses anu
queens OF Germany.
Most OF the dresses were made in Paris,
bat 0ne or two OF the most beautiful were
made In this country. or course, going
into English arist0cratic circles elegant
costumes arc indispensable, and Mr.
Jerome has fitted his daughter with al.
most royal attire. 49,
Her evening, dinner and reception
dresses number twenty.eisht, and besides
these there are exquisite morning dresses,
court dresses and tuilor-made walking anu
travelling costumes. The undertaking
| In the rousseau Is male OF the finest
linen, silk and cambria, and is trimmed
| with real Falenciennes laces and hand
embroidery. Bonnets and shoes rs well
as gloves match each costume, and her
handkerchiefs and other lingerie ure OF the
finest material. On her Inst appearance
at the Queens drawing.room next spring
she will wear her wedding dress OF white
satin and her diambnd jewels: One OF
her court dresses is Of pure white satin,
covered with roses in silver brocade, while
another is OF white satin broeadc, with
heavy cluster OF pearl embroidery on the
front and about the train. Both OF these
dresses have full court trains and low cut
bodices with short sleeves.
An evening dress for the ball room or a
large reception is of rose.pink ottoman
silk, the long train lined with garnet vel
vet and the front OF pink satin and velvet
brocaGe. This is cut with square neck
and elbow sleeves, and cannot fail to
stately brunette. Another gorgeous even.
lug dress is Of pale yellow satin, brocaded
in TWO tones OF brown and gold, made
with II petticoat OF plain yellow satin, the
main being square and detached from it.
The basque has n low neck md short
sleeves bordered by yellow lace, and
great cluster OF yellow roses Is 10 be worn
at the belt, Long yellow Suede gloves
and an amber comb in the dark hair will
complete this costume.
4 visiting or carriage dress, made by
Pinsas, is OF black rise, combined with
satin. The short train is nounced with
black Escurial lace, and the drapery is
boufant. The princess front is covered
with jet balls the size OF small marbles,
which hang from little strinssot jet beads.
The sleeves are rather full at the wrists,
and trimmed with the jet and luce. A
small black princess bonnet, with Grim
son bird at one side, and black satin
shoes, embroidered in crimson, are to be
Worn with this dress.
One Of her travelling dresses is OF soft
brown cloth, made with 4 plain skirt,
aide.plaited, and n jacket and overdress
bound by braid. An outside jacket is
trimmed with black beaver, and the bon
net is brown, with q solden-brown bird as
ornament. Notwithstanding the plain
ness OF this costume, it cost 500 without
q bonnet.
A lovely morning gown is OF the very
palest pink surah silk, made with long
Vatican train, the lr0ntbeing one mass OF
soft Oriental lace, caught into clusters by
narrow pink satin ribbons. Pale helitrope
surah forms the material for another.
4 rich mantle for winter wear is n Rus
sian dolman of black Sicilian, reaching
almost to the edge OF the dress, lined with
erinine and bound with sable fur. 4
lighter one is ofuncut velvet brocade trim
med with chenille fringe while an opera
cloak is o. white ottoman silk, lined with
swansdown and bordered with swansdown
and pearl embroidery,