Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-30
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The Marvellous Trousseau Of Miss Adele
Grant


Grant.
PARIS, June 28.-Notwithstanding tn
London gossip started by the STANDARD
that Earl Cairns is again off with anothe
promise Of marriage and that the futur'
Countess Cairns will not be Miss Adel
Giant, GaHgnani furnishes a description o
her trousseau, made here, and the wedding
gift of her grandmother.
Each article is marked with a fac-simile
OF the BRIDES signature, her Christian
name, Adele.
A DINNER DRESS.
Attention was first claimed by a dinner
dress in cream watered siik skirt, yelled
with overdress in cream lace, figured with
r. ICES and leaves painted by hand, the for.
mer in natural hues, the latter in delicate
shades OF wood color. The back OF the
skirt is adorned with two long, wide bands
OF mimosa green velvet, lined with psle
pink watered silk. The lace overdress was
gathered in a flounce just below the waist
in front, and upon the gathers in a series
of bows in mimosa green velvet, lined with
watered silk yelled with lace, had a revers
OF the velvet.
Anoth-r dress in cream crepon was re-
markai:ie for the grac. full cut OF the corsage
and overtkirt, made in one piece, like a
sleeveless ~po.onaise, and bordered around
the armhoies and throat and down the
front with fine gold embroidery, the effect
being almost that Of a Greek pelpum. Also
a costume in cream white cloth, made with
q jacket corsage, covered transverse]y with
a very wide sash laid in. fat folds Of gold
yellow wateled silk.
WALKING DRESS.
A walking dress wal in black tu!le dotted
with large satin spots, made up over black
satin and trimmed with wide black watered
ribbons and fine cut massed jet. With this
dress came d short wrap in black velvet,
black lace and jet, hung with strings OF large
jet beads.
A dinner dress was in pale yellow faille,
covered with white gauze, embroidered in q
close pattern OF leaves and tendrils in white
silk. The panier draperies of plain white
gauxe met lorg floating folds Of the same
materials at the back. The half low cors-
age was trimmed with a fiat ruffle, en-
brOidered gauxe and with rows of wide pale
yellow ribbon.
A ball dress in white satin had q short
skirt covered with white tulle, dotted with
pearls and put plainly on the skirt, meet
ing a ruche OF plain tulle round the hem.
A very tasteful ~demi-toilette was in pale
dove-coIored faile, striped with minute of
and CROWN and crimson in set groups.
Over this was made the corsage and over
skirt in cream embroidered gauzc, the lattcr
opening up the front and embroidered with
narrow doye-colored watered ribbon.
H ROBE.
The wedding dress had a corsage and
long train in white embossed velvet, the
full four yards long, and lined
thTne,0h0p1t with nvhSto ootip Thu oorS,Do
cut princesse at the back and all in one
with the train-has long, square lapels in
front, like a Louis XIII corsage, and is
decoLete in q point in front and at the
back, the opening filled with q guimpe of
point lace. The sleeves are also in point
lace and the underskirt OF white satin, en-.
tir-ly yelled in draperies OF point lace. The
point lace veil is shawl-shaped, and is to
be attached to the couture by a set of dia.
stars.
The dress for departure is in pale fawn-
faille, embroidered down the front
and back of the skirt and around the COR
with dead gold in a fine lacelike pat.
The cloak to be worn with this dress
aud pale electric blue satin, brocaded
in stripes Stimulating straw lace. This
is laid in fiat plaits at the back OF
the cOrsage so as to show the lacelike
only opening out in full folds in the
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Should the weather prove stormy on the
wedding day, the toilet will be replaced by
4 dress in heIiotrope Bengaline, trimmed
with a profusion OF wide watered ribbons
ia dark steel gray, and Il very full "Mother
Hubbard" cloak, made in large fat pleits,
and with three short capes, composed OF
plain co:ored silk, and lined throughout
With pale blue.
There is a ball dress OF Ophe'ia lilac satin
Ind tulle, embroidered in ashaded. delicate,
artistic pattern with silver, made with q
short, round Empire corsage, and with a
in silver passementeree, each end
finished with heavy fringes in silver.