New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
THE CLOTHES or A PRINCESS.

France is land that produces Injuries aud that IL should
use its producte. settling an example TO IoieiGn
countries, aud thus encouraging commerce. and oHpot"-
lion Hard times pinch France more painfully thnh nj
| most any other country. Who will drink its expensive
II fetes Lc given Who will wear its Lyons
fiiile vevets ana rocades II sober dame Republic es
caews elaborate silky drap1res. shunA personal orha
ncntatlUns OF kud aud satisHedwith her simple
| woolicn say-atuOme gONni Evon the inexpensive
arre de Paris has considerably decreased in manufac
ure aud sales tho sober Republic has diverted
tlsc TO primitive home simplicity. For this reason
o. depres> on trade the wedding Of PIilcr
Married Orleans has been looked upon ltte fure-
taste of how business might prosper in France its Own
people Gi up their noses at their countrys
resources az wealth aud prosperity
As the Duchess dc Charrcs herself couGescends 10 suG
ccs and comp $50 her daughters elaborate .,rOussean.
Mile. VisnOu rather obscure drcsslnakcr. was chosen
to execute it. Very fow persons were admitted 70
inspect its srIcndor Tho toilets are betting royal
princess but they all reveal that Cocid OF yonthfu sim
plicity t. which every we'll bred French girl ia 50 ac-
customed in her girhood that II would be Ike losing her
identity to depart entirely from II in her bridal troH
As green is destined to he the peryading color thus
sea- peculiar shade was invented for The tcct worn
NJ tho civil nurriagr; 1t baltic green" sug-
cesive Of the element that surrounds the Princess
uturc homo over plain sirt Of Baltic green plush
Tell a OF Ribbed goods or plush and si!E extending
very low and onped very high. The plain was
the Same goods the Ovrrdress and on II was adjusted
a Figaro uf Baltic plush shorter than tho bodice
and entirely covered with bead passeWcnoiriv5 scnih
lating the blu green shades OF the ocean waves The
capoe WAS of shirod Baltic plush. lined with bronze
yclyot aud uol with bronze velvet
strings The Princess travelling costume WAS
OF gold cashmere: the skirt Killed trhn top to bot
tom The overdross Of the material tucked
almost to waist and the tucks 50 close 10 each
other that they oyerlaprcd Tho oorsace made In
the shape n opcn jacket trimmed IN pcHssGTd wiz.
uasseinenelEes and bTsndbourgs oi Oil gold. dinner
toilet was Of brilliant ruly velvet mado perfect
AZ plain. with half decoileH corsace Milling
ti.hily without ornament aud siecEcs tiEhi
at lac elbow There tult OF ruby feathers pinned
on the lott shonlder with ut of tc Same for the hair
with a:rc,te of diamonds The tGctci OF such gown
lies IN tho plastic ill., and it coad not be recommended
TO women outside Of the legitimate proportions OF
brauty; "a surplus ot ayoir'iupnis. or on undue
exposition Of bones would prove fatal to wcIrer
and dress. Murio d'Orcaus Ia blonde. and urc~-e.
her fair locks a rAngloisc with n tuit 81
friIled hair falling over her nrrhrad; sho f. tall and
ssri form. with rather lnuS face wanting accent
uation in feature. That is popularity "f The dOr
leans; they have lost characteristics in feature. 1t i
owing possibly. TIC fr,a. OF nature that makes males
resemble their m0thcF.; there have been 20 many
males that family. the inaracd features Of tho Eour
| bons arc lost
An effective reception toilet called ny tho lpprc-
PIRATE name OF" Ophelia" 1t was % light green SATIN.
envcloped in vappry drapcres OF green ulc The SHIRT
was looped and there with large buncncs
| lilies Tins trying toilet WAS made expressly
with superb dog collar present from the Duchess Of
Chalires composed OF large omcrlts surrounded with
diamonds
# 10 easy to imagine the sensation this young princess
bride beautiful i her youth and freshness, vii; make
| in This ma gnnt ent court dress: Upon It white satin
skirt covered with nerminslis OF s"cc bror
! -Dcumark's favOrto flower and PinLs Gf enbnrscd
silver cmbrOGcIics falls court mantle three yuris
long ~ white brocade, streWu with silyer roses.
THIS mantle Cdgcd with a double row Of
ostrich feathers shot Gith silver painted cor
cage Ot white satin has embossed flowers Of
silver Un tho shoulders tgfs OF white aud sll,rr
feathers; same for head ornament. This Is be worn
with larurc composed OF rare diamonds. the wedding
present OF her father. the DuAo do Chartrca. Tho
| wedding gown While satin completely covered
with English point this lace present from tho
Duchess OF Orleans. Tic Cosagc draprd with point
fastened with natural orange blossoms. The bridal veil
| or rare point very long Thc mare distinguished
the bride is Ia France. the fewer blossoms
used to adorn her wedding gown: simple
| wreath with snplo ccrsggc bouquet. Is suit
| ccut 20 fundamentally proclaim what che il.
Worth sin keeps the scepiro OF tho standard of
dress. 10 be sure lie is not drc-smaLcr for a lady
who has modest taste aud modest purse. Ito Is often
prices At ether time in thc history ~ fashion has
drcss been 30 horoushly studied have c%ors been so
out Ia all It's paste beauty.
There arc now to 10 at Worth, several "uncded'
articles OF dress Embroicrics OF every knd ami etyo
Will atil be much worn. especially ho5o OF god. sitcl.
silver. and even OF copper Worth - rcylVlug tho old
fashioned silk frlnscs usins them extensively this
II changes have been made In tournurcs. they
universally observed dem nds some internal rnnns-
IL useless TO mention that WORTH stu deals IN heavy
brUcadcs ycl0lrs rrappes ana Lyons a!cs lie IS never
faiihless to bis love al neayy eo0ds
tshthtting cloak, Louis XIV, was beauty; It was
Of yoours embossed with leaves OF very large design Ol
WeIgwnUd blue. IL much gathered the back
below waist ard fc al round below the SKIRT tho
.Y A4ry Y NJ fut.k
hgh either side AMI caspod case 70 tao garment by
means Of iuInentc oldgod buttons attached 10 very
largo leaves Of old gOld silver aud other mets These
pockets were OF great effect Inc front ovasG al
lowing the skirt 81 The dress TO snow tho sides
hNIvily orHamcn OF with old gold otycs. Mile. Louise
snid that such wraps are worn Ia America IA the strcc;
bc worn III the street IN Paris TINS cloak would be
and 5onc Carl 20 toilet was of bronze faillo disposed
IN Ong panels III tho back, iailins over Lght moss
cOlorrd san. 1hc bronze ovcrircss sisned tue
sdc then held together with three bows OF bronze nud
win mOss satin. Toward the lower cd So or The tkrt
opcEin. OF tho pancs revealed Labrador lur trim
mngs. producing an effect as u the wholo nndersElrt
was fur On tho other side the bronze panels
was elegantly disposed IN deep shrrcI fOuncr bound
with wide bands OF u. The contrast Of the two shades
| was very effective ana IN good taste. For a calling
and dinner toilets the made very paiu
and close ntns in opposition 70 the elabomleuess OF
Ab,ll or reception toilet OF Louis XIV. style had a
long tr;u Of appc satin with deep pointed
OF yellow sau covered with dotted CuGutiiy The
edges ga these Tevcrs were deeply embroidered IN
srIbsguo designs with amber heads different sizes.
! Tie front OF the skirt n magnificent largo
scrolls In old eud. tarnshcd SILVER. with leaves
finely embroidered with various shades chenille;
| all tins worked By hand on white SATIN The cor
SAGE half uecolle ia hoar shape. front aud back
pinslrUm gold Orndeuted tho front. tho
gon satin with Transparent lace sleeves embroidered
VITA amber heads.
A Louis XVI. costume had long train 81 amaraUth
| co urcd satin Tue aud SIDES elaborate
Of satin aud brOcade Two shades OF garnet
intcrmged as to form gathered festoOns
very much ike those OF lanbrequins aud other uphOt
slcfes finished of with immense rOsettes OF the
material These fcstoOns caught In thrir folds tho heavy
white damask, with yellow roses aud pluk buds
when formed the upper part OF the skirts Tho damasl
was ia It's turn twisted draped aud folded In many ia
descrbsbo ways The Louis XVI style is more compll
| | Gated than graceful
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space Prove that the MuSwump Is not buried. Per
haps not; hIs friends sill holding wake him.