The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-23
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Commencement Dresses June We'd
dlngs-Bridal Toilettes bridesmaids
Celebrated Beauties in Wax.

federated Beauties in Wax.
Sprigged muslin, standard and pretty, is
a safe choice, while fine French Nansook
more or less embroidered, India lawns and
Hamburg sail over" embroideries give va
riety this year made up not only in native
simplicity but often with added attraction
of colored Saline or Surah placed beneath,
Cashmere showing through ORIENTAL net is
novel and with dresses of all kinds, an of.
set Of velvet, such as cuffs, collar and loop
ings give peculiar style. The family Of
light woods is thus adorned; one sees plen-
tiful crop of ribbon bows, nor must the cor
sage and hand bouquet be forgotten, the
former, sometimes tied with a shoulder
knot.
JUNE WEDDINGS.
huge drawing of matrimonial lottery
tickets is about to take place-mOre uncer-
tain than the much decried Louisiana State,
since Beauregard and Early do not as in
the case of the latter guarantee perfect fair
ness on the part of fut ure husband. Yet
the June bride, happy and confident, thinks
only now of her present finery. Cream
white satin, brocade or Surah with cover
ing Of fine lace net is the first choice; next
in order, China silk, fine grenadine, gauza,
Surah, albatross or Nuns yelling, while
cashmere covered with net is also a stylish
and not expensive choice. The veil still of
tule should manifestly send its feecy fall
over flowing linea Of drapery, and bunch
ing and pulling for the bridal robe is out
of place, while the train of course imparts
grace of outline possible to nothing else.
Trains therefore we have. In flowers the
traditional orange appears destined per-
haps to become traditional since many
delicate white blossoms now take prece-
dence, an instance fpale pink having been
lately placed on record. White lilacs,
white roses, azaleas, white lilies, lilies of
the valley or snow drops are chosen, and in
arranging the veil, it is optional to catch it
in rosette on the top of the head so that
it falls back, or drape it with view t, the
entire or partial shading Of the face.
Gloves, long and white. Slippers and
stockings, ditto. But black silk hosiery
with black slippers of kid or satin will
now and then be worn.
| TRAVELLING.
| A shrewd calculation is sometimes mad
that sn immediate trip may cost less tina
the spectacular outfit otherwise necessary
Since for the fugitive bride, any nice, pal
colored dress will answer. Usefully mad
without tram, bonnet to match, if in churcl
gloves corresponding or light tawny shad
When the wedding is made a spectacle, II
bridesmaids, or perhaps more accuratel
their dresses, become Of importance. &c
orally colored and in fanciful style;
cense for bunchiness, but to the train, pr
hibition. Pictorial effects being chief
looked for, the model bridesmaid must
content with her allotted niche, and
dressed not SO much according TO her ow
will as with reference to what will harmon
ize or contrast with others. Little girl
and boys are therefore sometimes made tt
I
we note the advent Of the maid of honor,
young lady dressed differently from he
mates, placed apart in the procession, anc
deputed to assist the bride in removing he
gloves.
| BEAUTIES IN WAX.
Pictorial effects being chiefly sought al
ter at the Eden Musee, very popula
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