New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
HOME AND SOCIETY.
INTERESTING MOTIFS For WOMEN.

Sair damselS who are preparing your upu9Sc'''''
for the dicky-brds say that is the number one OIL
Americas fair daughters intends taking WIN her 10
her English home The bride and her mother arc oo'h
a.&is,s who have made dress their study, and have
smnly worked in stu1s instead of in pigments so oi
course the wedding garments were most thoueh'luiN
designed and every detail studicd-So carefully IN fao
that at church the effect was hardly appreciated ana
the skfuI treatment needed the closer view ~ uio
house 10 be thoroughly enjoyed piece OF arusuo
handling. ,,,
As a copy Of an old Venetian picture, the p'lu''
robe was simply n masterpiece, and wonderful III It's
details Of rich embroidery The cor-aSe was HN" az
the throat. With "A standing Mciic collar o Pe"ii''
and the slashed and heavily embroidered sleeves "V'
made very long, with the points cAlcho'h- 'o' ''0
hand. over the satin skirt with lis dch'u"i" was
araped the inevitable old family lace. which brides
always seem 10 be obi ccd 10 wear with more 'r c'S
rood effect but which i'm this case was most "ruNu''N
ranged in conjunction with white Sdun P'oiN' '"'
irodcrcd in pearls and silver. with spray VI '""-V
blossom, and lilies of the valley Vnie the I""N'
noticeable feature q the dress was the lu court '''
~ white velvet embroidered with the same design OF
r,,-e blossoms and lille, of the valley, IN hhlhc
stones and pearls and silver and l"rne %! wv" pIc'
bovs as pages, dressed also IN heaNIN 'io''"o''u
white Venetian -ume,. with white SIR sF.N'"-N anu
very pointed Venetian shoes. WITH thelr lo"H H-"'
hair and fluffy bangs they made pre'N P''"'N ~
they walked into church carrying their lazy uaih'
either SIDE Of the bride and groom Inc t''i was
ttcr.d a, the shoulders, and was finished with A
broad band Of white furand is again 10 lie worn WHo
Che bride is presented at Court fo'I"NIh- .I' "''e
came The four bridesmaids, ais" lh a"'l'"' ''''"
costume. Of pink and blucbnc gowns of pout de Sole
-, ,h..s i,rumerallc showing the pale pink crepe
d chine with pink >l>hcs drapcd over DEM framed
.hir,. and broad lrimmcd hats Of pale blue velvet
trimmed with pink ostrich feathers Instead OF carry
,,r flowers, our BRIDESMAIDS now carry PRAYER books
an English custom and very appropriate one
TN, wear gray is by all Odd, the favort" color and
oil the bride, far seem 10 nave CHOSEN IL Io' INV"
travelling dresses, In this case the bride was also
vred i'm tbe prevailing shade, with blue velvet lat
trimmed with fur.
A. fine tea .owns in this tr0u>Seau arc decidedly
original. a short description Of each may prove suS-
cc,,iye 10 those who are pulling over that part 81
their winters wardrobe. ono l. OF very pdc pm"
,l,th loricrcd and lined throughout with white fur
with high Russian collar and cuffs Of The sane \
heavy silver cord with ta,>cl> is Tie only trimming OF
,li very luNulou~ and beautiful robe of vertahe com
fort Another Of pale blue crepe de chine ana h"VN
ottoman silk ha~ design made by the b.Ne heI'ei
q Uvmen', torches. connected with GORDON OF I'D
bon, embroidered I'm gold. soft folds OF m"uas-lI"e
Dc sole Of the same color give hIl'h 10 the "o
and front
An Arab shcils cloak has been fashioned bv French
fingers into a very odd and bcwifchng garment which
& also called a tea gown. the Arabian cloak forming
ihc Ions loose sleeves and pointed banoue bach
Even stone. which one would imagine was i'm
ru'able. primcval everything that Is sicldia't ana
Interchangeable, seems 10 be frivolous enough To l'''N
'he l+'''o., ,''' ~, ,, il, r,o,., Of con,tr7ic-
u"'' U'-'7 "9 81 cav - tt,,. .o,
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I"' uoIV "'' '" NI .,..,.,. : ,,,ud
l.u.uit.. aiout Z anyone who thlUkiNE OF blld
ine either 10" OF III 'le i',"t' y ,V" .',
i, being built in the ncIEhporiood oi Ne" '''" anu
which j. now nearly '"Hp'e'eu - ''"N''"
stone when l. ol '"d' u' '"c H~''' - - =,
in the hchens on rocks ana on the DARK ol "'F"' ~
this instance the ar'iltec mas o"WDiHou II VIII" "0
granite when spoil, lis cHc,'' anu j" "''' w." -
hardly ecclesiastical enough for the chuI'" hU' lo
d country hou>" 1t would be hcWtiu-the hr'' s''iS
10 be Of the pale, l-hsrccn stone, roughly cut auo
the stories above sAIu-lcd with white. IhI> -HIc
i, interesting too, inasmuch II j. QuarrIed on INC
battlefield of EranfyWiue. in Penn-l wanna
Another most beautiful stone and one that has never
been used in this part Of the country before l. OF
delicate but decided pnk-a lovely soil 'ir''o'''""9
color that VIII blend delightfully."- WITH inc appe
blossoms and the green leaves by Wh'h VIII nc
surrounded next spring. For the hods- oil Wh'h u
forms a part j., being built the site Of AN old
orchard and il is 10 Doe hoped the owner viii appreciate
the beauty Of the old tree, and viii keep thom This
sandstone is from Pot~dai III Noft'II ~" i"'N' "'
IN IL delicate piulaucss is Ike baby defendant 81
the famous ~od red sandstone we used {" ~'udV
about at school, and which seemed like the beginning
" al ''N'-S'
There is vast amount Of latent talent that finds
exp,.--fon .iuuly because circumstances have not
been favorable t. is cultivation. That at anv ago
this Talent may he developed has been demonstrated
over and over again. one famous writer Wa over
fifty when she began her career in Literature. and We
have seen wonderful result, accomplished n literary
way by women who had passed the rubIoon between
youth and middle axe. Another lady who was very
charitable found the bread ,he cast upon the
returned 10 her in a very unexpected way. Anxious
10 help ON the finances Of little industrial school in
which -le was Interested he took lessons with -everh
other ladies' from the various teacher employed 10
instruct The children Of the school 1Aoi" plan WITS &"
employ am expert from Ncw-l"rl' for the Oh" ana &"
form It ca,9 Of ladies who would pay ~uhcicIiF j."
o.. ,,.l.l. linn ia TIA. the frdu trial lass