New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

her. wears short frock Of silk that looks almost
Ike color beside the bridal white Round the
bottom full ruche OF bebe ribbon with Vaenciennes
lace fcstooned over It, and finished with a similar
ruche and small rosetss at the upper point OF each
fcstoon. The full bodice Is finished at the top by a
fr Of coslest Valcncicnnes lace prettily arranged
over the short sleeves with rosete OF bebe ribbon
on each shoulder, and broad satin sash TO match
| the frOCk.
| The wrap worn by the bride as she enters the
salon and donned again and again when puff Of cold
air has the audacity to enter Is OF pure white
! BcnCallne ondulee trimmed with silver and crystal
embroidery corresponding with that on the bridal
gown bordcred with exquisite white 0Srlch-fcather
| trimming and lined with white fox fur. Pink and a
lavender shade OF gray Princess Mare's hvorite
coors and her going way dress is of the latter color
in fine cloth. The square upper part OF the high
bodice is OF white cloth embroidered with gray spots
and the deep cuffs arc made OF IT, The embroidery
round the yoke and waist, and down one side ana
round the bottom Of the skirt is principally III white
silk shaded with lavender, but at the wrists 1t Is
lavender with touches Of white fancy mum and
| toque hat to match accompany this dress.
Next I'm interest IS the robe of rich green velvet
in which the English bride is to enter Bucharest with
her husband. The color is between that of willow
leaves and OF the water in which they are reflected,
and for very richness the gown might stand alone.
1t is perfectly plain but the embroidery that Stimulates
Il pointed waiStband is of fine bullion gold, the
splendor Of which Is slightly subdued by CLEANS OF
green. Similar embroidery adorns the cuffs. The
toque hat is OF the green velvet with crown
OF gold passcmcntcrie, and the cloak Is truly regal
mantle OF magnificent plush shaded from hcli0ropc
to fawh. innocent OF any suspicion of trimming, ana
lined throughout with white fox fur OF which the nun
also consists. The reception gowns will interest
American ladies'. one Is very plainly made of april
cot velvet with band OF Russian sable round the
hem and edglng the Figaro jacket OF the bodice.
IL NJ oct -llup silk with folded
bodice of velvet OF the tint shot with pink. and
an ovcr-bOdcc OF crepOn embroidered III chenille with
the mixture of rich colors commonly called Oriental.
The skirt Is trimmed with band of beige cloth
embroidered In these tintS, mixed with gold
and silver and edged with chenille. A
third has skirt OF turquoise velvet en-
brodercd with gold and Iain bodice and sleeves Of
the same but there Is n sleeveless overdress Of tan
six embroidered only with silk of IA darker shade.
Princess Marie's ordinary walking and day dresses
winter climate of Rumania. The serges and twecds
with their diagonal stripes are Of the very ullckes
relieved and enriched with velvet OF contrasting
colors. Her evening gowns are mostly cut en-
lrincesse, and though rich, are simple and grsl:
one me Which is Of clover-pnk satin brccaded with
green, has berthe of exquisite point d'Aiencon ar
Duchess Of Edinburgh special presents to the daush'
ter she parts with at snch an early age o,s,nmos
and a magnnccntly warm cloak for sleighng. but
only three tea gowns, all OF them "oolen pe'ura
omanii,y of lingerie is enormous and the quality ex
duIsitc there nine dozen embroidered haidker
chiefs all different and nine dozen pairs OF stockihgS
Altogether, such trousseau has never before pce"
seen In England.
Princess Marle's life until has been compara-
lively uneventful. and but little Is known OF her
outside OF royal circles. Her name was bFou2ht
prominently before the public last yea In connection
with an accident which she met with Willie ont
pcknlcking with her brother and sisters near rly
outh. II appears that In approaching TOO nearly
the banks OF n stream she ov,loaianced herself ana
fell In. Her brot or Alfred Immediately pinnset N
after her, and rescued her from what might nave
proved watcry grave, The Prince conveyed ms
Sister 10 a nelghborng MILL where she was soon hted
out In the clothes of tue miller's daughter 1r OF
about her own age arrayed in which she returned
home. -. ,,
The Princcsu, has been brought up with consider
able simplicity by her mother, who, athough shs
bears the reputation OF being most tll-tempered,
arrogant and disagreeable woa is. On the contrary
very Kind hearted and possessed OF an immense anon