Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-12-18

vet. The skirt is quite plain in the back
The hat, collar and muff are of gray vel ret
ornamented with numerous gray bird
with black heads. The hat is crownIess
and In fact consists of little more than
broad brim and two or three birds
Nothing more chic can be imagined.
An exquisite tea gown is of crepe d,
Chine, embroidered with Hymen 5 torche,
IN gold. Ottoman silk forms portion o.
the gown, and chiffon in soft folds appear!
about the throat. The design, which il
more intricate and dainty than usual, was
made by the bride.
Another bewitching tea gown is of pale
coral crepe cloth, lined throughout with
rabbit skin. 1t has high Russian collar
and deep cuffs and is eirdled at the waist
with heavy cord ard tassels picked out
with silver. and altogether is a most
sumptuous and comfortable looking gar
ment.
Still another tea gown, very original il
design, is made of an Arab sheik's cloak.
1t is of China silk, with band of woven
gold on the bottom and a pointed decora
ton in the same material on the back. II
has long loose sleeves over tight under
sleeves.
A reception dress is combination OF
turquoise, blue and black. The collar is
of point de Venise and the buckle of Rhine
stones.
An afternoon reception dress is of green
and black shot heavy silk, with design
of three feathers in pink, and bodice rich.
ly trimmed with embroidery of passion
flowers in pink and gold. Skirt of emerald
green velvet and shot silk.
A dinner dress of heavy bangaline silk
color petunia 1t is made with deep EN-
pire sash of cloth of gold, richly embroid
cred in jewels. The train is plain ant
very long. Sleeves made to the elbow are
ornamented with band of jeweled EN-
rbroidery.
Another dinner gown is of salmon pink
and vert deau" brocaded satin, trimmed
with silver embroidery and lace.
A rich ball dress with train is made o.
deep salmon pink brocaded damas-tht
design on damas of crescents The front
is of pink tulle richly embroidered in sill
yer, and the bodice is of damas artistically
trimmed with silver embroideries.
A beautiful dinner gown is made Of
turquoise blue brocaded damas combined
with deep salmon pink satin, embroidered
with turquoise and gold.
A superb dinner toilet is of yellow
damas and satin, trimmed with rich lace
and embroidered in fleur de lys design
1t is made with high Medici collar Of
lace and sleeves to match Around the
bottom of the dress is a deep band of lace
and embroidery
A very smart street dress is made of the
new color, lark brown 1t is of clotf
and velvet, trimmed with fur and braided
in gold / officer. A superb set of Rus
sian sables is included in the trousseau
besides several sets of less costly fur. Miss
de Zerega has but one tonnet in all hel
nor hats are worn to the theatre in Londor
and hats are in good form for afternoon re
ceptions, even this one bonnet may per
haps never see the light.
Almost the entire trosseau was ordered
in Paris last summer while Mrs. de Zeregf
and her daughter were abroad. The bride
is an only daughter, and every luxury has
been lavished upon her. The undercloth-
ing is of very Gne lawn and embroidery or
of China silk and lace. Some Of the
work has been done at the converts dur
ing the past few msnths.
TIE wedding stockings are ornamenteC
with point lace, and all the textures useC
are exceedinalr Gae as4eal 81 sss er
tain portion of the wardrobe was ordered
to be sent from Paris directly to the new
home of the bride in London
The newly married pair will spend the
honeymoon in Canada with relatives o.
the bridegroom. Two or three weeks vii
be passed at the home of the bride
mother before the final departure is made
for England
Nearly a thousand invitations were
issued for the church. Each card contained
the name of the person to whom it was
issued-quite an innovation in wedding
etiquette, and one which required the
personal superintendence Of the bride
The service at the church was choral