The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11

not forfeit her privilege OF being smart,
but she clings even more strenuously to
another privilege, that OF remaining a
summer girl.
From this point OF view trousseau
finished aud sent up to Tarfrytown1a n this
tion. The outing frocks it contained had
had at least as much thought bestowed
upon them as the reception dresses. A
Figaro jacket in fine-striped woolen stuff
in crimson and cream was the basis OF as
pretty piazza toilet as the sum
mer has yet inspired. IL was drawn
together In tight folds across the
bosom over blouse of white wooden
crepe, the jacket being sewn TO the close
fitting lining. There were small, twink
ling gold studs TO ornament the nat plait
on the blouse which hid the seryiceable
but obscure hooks and eyes. The bell
shaped sleeves were striped above and
white below, and the broad belt was OF
white leather. The short plain skirt was
OF cream colored crepe. with a front
breadth of the striped material.
A wide hat of fine crimson straw was
packed TO 20 with it, with pendulous
clusters of white wistaria blossoms for
trimmings
Rather an odd veranda or hammock
dress belonged in the trousseau OF my
Newport bride; it might be used even for
a tea gown or negligee on an occasion
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double skirt and sleeveless blouse are
shown in the illustration: A dark marine
blue aud Spanish yellow We're the
colors that brought out her clear, olive
complexion, heavy brown hair aud eyes.
A thin, hand-woven Turkish wool was the
material of the blouse, and the loose
Bulgaria. jacket was embroidered Law
ishly with a fine silk cord OF the same
color, which scalloped 1t at the bottom
and about collar and sleeves. The lower
skirt was cut with the usual dip, not
quite amounting TO train, in the back
and scalloped like the jacket with yellow.
The upper skirt was straight and rather
full, reaching to within ten inches of the
ground, aud scalloped also. The jacket
had yellow silk lining and the hammock
hat of blackish blue straw was trimmed
profusely with California poppies, the
brilliant yellow eschscholtzias.
The fashion OF veranda weddings offers
scope Tor more than one novelty. Some
ten days ago saw couple married, also
at Newport, for people wed at the sum-
mer capital earlier than they dance, on a
broad piazza hung about with lavender
and white wistaria clusters, and over
looking the sea-
have called white garden party gown.
1t was IA white "art" wool figured with
large roses of so pale pink as to be al
most white, also, and lying among leaves
just plainly limiting green. 1t was loose
at the throat over filling of white null,
and clasped at the waist with white
ribbon belt fastening with sphinx's
head in beaten gold. The skirt was
straight and plain and, for these days.
rather full.
The newness was in the garden hat of
white chip. which looked strange enough
on bride, but was pretty too, with its
white ribbons and white clover trim
mings.
The trousseau of the veranda bride in
cluded a number Of notably pretty sea-
shore and summer promenade dresses. the
latter all lace and ribbons. One that
remember particularly was of a soft
striped silk IN pearl and pale pink, with a