Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
4 MILLIoyAIRE BRIDrsDHsssss'
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Randolph Churebiir's sister,
rycv York Morning JcsrnaI.I

fNov York Morning. Scurna'i
Few more elegant and costly troussesux
have been seen In this city tnan tpa, "
Miss Jerome, who has been MARRIED 20 ~.
Leslie, the son Of an Irish bsronet. Msuy
Of her friends and acquainianees wsosu
that II might be put on exhibition, uxs s"s
trousseaux Of prlucesses aud queens o' oe'
many. nj.
Most Of The dresses were made in rar's,
but ore or two Of the most Deautiui wsIs
made In this country. Of course going
into Eaglish aristocratic circles ees."s
costumes are Indispensable. and Mr.
Jerome has fitted his daughter with almost
royal attire.
iI,r evening, dinner. and reception
dresses number twenty-eig1t, and besides
these there are exquisite morning dresses,
eourt dresses, and tailor-made walking ana
travelling costumes. The underclothing In
The trousseau IL made OF the finest linen,
silk. and cambric. and Is trimmed Win real
yalenciennes laces and band-embroidery'
Ronnets and shoes, as well as gloves,
match each costume, and her hand.
Ierchlefs and other lingerie are OF
the finest materials. On her first appear
snce M the Queens drawing-room mex.
snrinc she will wear her wedding dress OF
white satin and her diamond jewels. One
| ~ her court dresses is of pure white satiD,
covered with roses I'm silver brocade, while
another Is OF white satin hrocade, VITA
heavy cluster pearl embroidery on thsIro
| and about the train. Both o! these dresses
have fun court trains and low-cut oootscs
| with short sleeves.
| An evening dress for the ballroom or
large reception Is OF rose-plnk ottoman siS,
the long train lined with garnet yelVet ana
the front OF pink satin and garnet veiFet
brocade. This IL cut with square neck
| and elbow sleeves, aid cannot isiI 10 NC
| most becoming to the bride. who II s'ate-
Iv brunette. Another gorgeous evening
dress is OF pale yellow satin, brocaded IN
two tones of brown and gold. made Win
petticoat Of plais yellow satin, the tram
being square and detached from 1t. Toe
basoue has low neck and short sleeves
bordered by yellow lace, and great cluster
of yellow roses il TO be worn at the Deit'
Long yellow Suede gloves and an amber
comb in the dark hair will complete TINS
costume.
A visiting or carriage dress. made by
Pingat. Is OF black frise, combined with
satin. The short train i flounced with
black Escurial lace, and the drapery II
boutlant. The princess front Is covered
with let balls the size OF small marbles,
which hang from little strings OF JET beads
The sleeves are rather full at the wrist
and trimmed with the jet aud lace. "A
small black princess bonnet, with erim'
son bird at one side, and black satin Shoes
embroidered in crimson, are to he worn
with this dress.
one OF her travelling dresses is OF a soft
brown cloth, made with plain skirt, side
: plated. and Jacket and overdress bound
l | by braid An outside jacket " trimmed
) with black beaver, and the bonnet Is brown
81. with a golden.brown bird as ornament
r Notwithstanding the plainness OF TN
costume. it cost S200 without the bonner
A lovely morning-gown is OF the YER
palest.pInk surah silk. made with Ion
, Watteau train, the front being one mass 0
soft Oriental lace. caught into clusters b
narrow pink.satin ribbons. Pale heliotrop
!. surah forms the material for another.
A rich mantle for winter wear Is Ru'
sian dolman Of black Siclian, reaching a.
> most TO the edge OF the dress, lined VIII
) crmine and bound with sable fur. A lighte
u one is OF uncut velvet brocade, trimme
II with chenille fringe, while an opera eloa
y Is of white ottoman silk. lined with swans
: down and bordered with swans-down an
u pearl embroidery