New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

round the tops OF the bodces with very gracefuilS
arranged fesoons Of white chiffon. The sleeves are
puts OF chiffon coming below the elbow ana 'hey ali
wear breast bouquets Of pink roses.
Royal brides In England always start IN "nite
dresses for their honeymoon Journey ana 'ele mas
| been made charming OF white irish poplh lor
! Princess May. The skirt Is OF what may De caleu d
dlgnifed length. and round the very edge OF IL Is
ruche peating OF the material Immediately ABOVE
II are three rows OF crescent scalops embroidered
on the poplIn with white and gold silk cord and
gold beads. Each end OF the crescent Is formed by
| a boss flower OF gold beads, and from the nheS
| Of gold and white cord carried upward 'o"aru
the waist and the spaces between theui are u"'"u
! with four or five OF the gold bosses Inc snort
basque Of the bodice Is also edged with three rows
~ crescents ono above the other with lines OF cord
carried up so as to emphasize the length OF the waist
and slenderness OF the figure tr1plet OF creSNenlS
placed the way the bodice meets hose ihes'
and the space filled with gold bosses at inter-
walls, matching the skirt. Princess May prefers 10
appear as Nature has gracously made her. and
eschews high shoulders she simply mas coat sleeves
with little embroidery on Them and over her bodice
| will wear a pretty little white popin mantle with
| one row OF gold crescens round the edge ahoHer
| the shoulders, and high, rather iuil goo en-
| broidered standup collar sloping down toward 'he
| front. This mantle has pointed ends In 'front.' anu
| they are tucked under white satin waistDahu
fastened by rosette under the left arm. The traV-
| Cling hat worn with this dress has straw brim
slightly turned I'D on one side. crown OF ncn SILK
| or poplin and clusters OF white roses. 1t Is hopeo
| that Princess May will thus hold out n guldlhs
| finger to Fashion, and that straw hats VIII pe III
vogue again. thereby reviving the straw plat ihuus
| FRY which formerly gave profitable employment to a
| large number OF and children. queen Ade
| laide the wife OF william ", originally set TINS
fashion by wearing straw bonnet on some important
| public occasion.
| So much for the wedding fnery; now for the main
portion OF the rousseau. There are many tahor-pil'
! gowns. One Is a very simple fawn tweed the sKlr
merely trimmed with band OF the same between 'he
knees and hips and with three rows OF stitching on IT,
The double breasted short bodice has brown velvet
| collar revers and buttons and brown SILK vest ana
tie, be INTERCHANGEABLE with blue one ~
checked material with an electric blue line IN
IT has a Jacket bodice open all the way down. ana
very neat electric blue, long wated vest "ha' may
be- called the costume OF tho period Is represented ior
I,nc.ss M,v nv threeouarter coat OF white diagonal
| cloth and a plain skirt OF the same with double
| fold ali down It's left-hand side To wear with TINS
She has two silk skirts, blue and the other PINK
! The millinery Is very pretty There is straw
hat with real lace turned up over the Inside OF the
bym. and n large rosette Of cream velvet. bonnet
Of the cap0tc order has crown OF gold Straw anu Is
bountfully trimmed with blurtes and two rosettes
Of rrseda velvet one behind and the other In front
| Another capOe Is Of coarse, goldhued straw, Win
white lace drawn round from little Knot In 'front.' anu
tied behind the ends falling on the hair The only
other trimming Is pale pluk rose with few green
| leaves. - 4 .
The Scotch portion Of the royal tropssean IS rep,
resented by the homeSpunS bought by inc %
| Asors beautiful London house. . e.s -
Indd ihroshont. hood and a with checked kersey
mere and with two straps crossed over the enes -, 10
| falling OF the shoulders A double breasted hume I'm,
Jacket with yoke and collar oraned In uf bnd y y,
ff,rl nd *
db An A.rgedie sleeveless coat Of invisible check eek
with detactalS cap e ana rc fro %veE Seas on feet
| and enable her to brave the cold. wet weather on
Dccsde In which the Queen seems 10 lake such great
The lace in Princess Mays trousseau Is exquisite.
some lovely lengths OF The hHeSt i'h nRn ' The
Drvonshlre lace from Exeter comprised long piecs
Of r0% po nSdIr 6 nnsp asso Of thu
great colbert himself. There is also some s hne
p4T a RGn' aouncc c' and rarnmrss in old
tye In which the scrolls and flowers ar" exqnlSlsy
hne; ana united by very light needle male srouHu
Decidedly the creams Of the brides evening gowns
| ordered there and such beautiful pOpns have been
specially woven. tina, Ireland may well be said to
| some charming costumes have been made for the
ROYAL bride by a house in Dublin. Al wsre specially
D'rse. reeycd by broad. white braid literally MIXED
with gold. Is one Of the smartest Of It's kind Inc
S and r' 6sr two I rows Of the braid round the
tom several rows Of the braid are laid acr2Ss the
| uppor part Of the plain bodice giving the erect OF
| ~ Vest the pun sleeves have rows OF braid between
| wrist and elbow, and the swell zouaye Jacket Is
viii a row Of narrower white and gold braid at the
ION OF IT, The sash round the waist Is OF soit navy,
luc s,lrah. gown in lovely tint Of eau de M
made in accordion plcated six muslin the exact snau
| Of the popliu The contrast made by rows OF silver
| and crystal gimp laid the beautiful clear blush
grccp qIe suggestive Of Ipark nnS wafer me
! gown Of dark poplin neither brown nor purple has
great deal of cafe ait crochet guipare lace on IT,
Of ciel blue pongee trimmed with wide Valenciennes
A great poplIn weaver Of Dublin produced splen-
| did brocaded design 81 white caas and foliage on a
light peagreen ground vim PLAIN , a1 pop IN
| TO make mp with #. This design Is not likely 10 De
! Nnother Dublin house made some delightful evening
toilets one Is entirely Of white and silver brocade.
| trimmad with narrow satin bands embroidered with
ver ana bodc@ piece OF rare old lace fa ing
from the shoulders harmonines perfectly with IN"
ionalle mirror velvet. one in shceny blush green
hing through IT. Another Of pale blue brocade might
b. said combine all the coors OF the rainbow, Tor
Is GOyer1 win INK. S dfn cSropaS second
blue brocade. made up for dinner gown mas punches
small pink and foliage on alternate stripes Of
satin and silk besides which there Is q blue pattern
all over II. Tho nounce IS Of wide blu" satin nh
bon folded over and gathered giving ihe effect OF two
| nounceS. This ribbon Is also folded about The
rounded basque. and in the front Of the bodice the
! silk Is formed Into n bow. edged win soft nuhy
I, embroidered round three parts Of the skirt With
crystal beads and silver below which falls fringe Of
| Silver and crysa. beads reaching the hem. Narrower
embroidery Of the same kind edges the train. well
the neck and rounded basque Of the corsage. and
from this last falls fringe like that at the bottom Of
the dress 4 Quaint-loohng gown Is 2 brocade
with ground. and lunches Of blue. old gold ana
| Cbortreuse green flowers These three cOOrS
exactly matched I'm satin ribbons. and peaed honnce
Of each goes round the bottom Of the trained skirt.
| large bow Of the brocade the left hand side Is
unite new and the bodice Is trimmed with satin RIB
| hons and lovely Irish lace.