Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05

tItchie. Nr. Charles RaOJl Duyal. Mr.
and Mrs Russell Sage, Mr.. Isaac Ise-
In, Mr. and Mr.. Peter Cooper Hewitt
Nr. and Mrs. Charles NOrthruD. Mrs
w. b. NOyeS. AjiSs PomerOy. Mr. j. c.
EeresfOrd Mr. Dwight .. Harris, Mr.
VIM. AZ Hamilton Admiral and Mrs
Erben Mr. and Mrs r. c. Dickerson.
Ar. Perry BelmOlt. Mr. VIM Cutting.
Jr. Miss Maud Bacon Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Duer. Air. and Mrs. Bronson, GEN
end Mrs Louis Fitzgerald, Mir. and
Mrs. Elisha Dyer. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
Ee Forest. Mir. and Mrs. Townsend
Burden, Mr.. Barry. Mr. p. +. Collier.
Miss Brogdeu. Or. and Mrs. George =.
SOraQy. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald H.
Ward. Count Zaorama. Mrs Emma
Louise Smith. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Sloan, Mr.. j. Norman de r. White
house. Mr.. ard Mrs William A. Perry,
Mons PatenOIaro, the French Ambas-
sador Count Hadik, The Marquis La
peralL. Chancellor and Mrs. McCrack-
ON, Alr. j. j. Harrison. Roy Mavirynei,
Air. A. Norris baroy, Nr. Charles A.
Baldwin Miss Wilmerding, Mr. and
Mrs Wm Burden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight ~ Harris. Mr. II. Madison
Jones. Mr. H. Maitland Kersey, Count
and Countess Nusier-Villars. Count
and Countess De Montsanleniu.
TIE BRIDES WEDDING GOWN
was "a heavy. ivory satin duchess tasdly
trimmed with point d'Agletere lace.
which was twelve inches wide and of \
rare and beautiful pattern. The skirt
fits very tightly over the hips and
flares ont aJ the bottom The train is
round and is about three yards in
length The gown is lined throughout
with heavy ivory silk fashioned at the
bottom with three full rutlies of full
lace. These rufIleS are trimmed with
bows of satin ribbon. Point d'Agle-
tere forms q drapery over the bodice,
beginning a little back of the right
shoulder. To then crosses to the left
side and passes under a fold empire
belt which is made of satin At the
bottom of the belt the drapery begins
again and is extended over the left side
like q jabOt and is carried around the
front of the skirt in vandykes which
are looped and fastened by small
bruches of real orange blossoms The
sleeves are cut in the latest fashion,
the TOP of the sleeves being very full
and the under part very tight. The
sleeves buttoned very closely over the
wrist The collar was a Henry ~.
and at the top rolled over. displaying
facing which was of point d'Agle-
tere. The bodice of the gown is fas-
tened at the back under a roll OF satin
and two rows of the lace. The bridal
--sr .... 90 ....-, old loco r,raeout af 10
the bride by the Marquis de Castellane,
and was fastened at the crown OF t72
head with q bunch of orange blossoms.
I The veil did not fall over the face, but
4 simply down the back i'm close folds
and was fastened at the train by or
/ ange blossoms.
/ THE BEAUTIFUL PETTICOAT
worn with this gown was made of
. heavy ivory moire silk of the same
. beautiful tint as the dress, and trim
med with three tlOunces of real lace
\ headed with little butterfly bows of
| narrow satin ribbon about six inches
apart The bride carried bouquet
/ composed of orange blossoms and lilies
I of the valley which was unusually
| large. It was tied with long wide
| white satin ribbon.
I The four bridesmaids were gowned
alike IN cream-White broadcloth,
/ trimmed with sable. The wide skirt
was lined with cream-white silk and
/ borderej at the foot with two-inch
sable band. Under the sable band the
skirt was wired with "featherbOne.
I which insured perfect curves. The
bodice had a woke effect formed by
four clusters of tiny tUcks, which
spread ont. giving pouch effect be-
low The waists were eucircled with
+ a sash of cream-white ribbon tied IN
looms. the long ends hanging at the
back. The sleeves were very full and
droouing. and buttOned tightly at the
| wrist. The collar was of Cream-white
/ moire edged I'm sable The brides
maids wore GainsbOrOugh hats of
black mousseIiue de sole. curved over
a succession of wires with waved lines
or cut lets on the outside following the
I wires Single ostrich tips stood up at
I the left side of the crown and cluster
of three tips arranged underneath ana
curling over the top of the brlm. At
/ the base of these tips was cluster OIL
/ pale pink rosebuds with bunch OF
/ vioIats and some sprays of mignonette
which dropped down ON the hair. Inc
I bridesmaids bOQuets were of pink and
white flowers. TWO of Testaul roses and
lilies of the valley and two OF La
France roses and lilies Of The valley,
securely tied with
BROAD PINK RIBBONS.
Masters kingdom and Jay Gould, the
the n.DheWs of the bride who carried
her train. we're simply and prettlly
dressed They wore knee breeches OF
white corded silk.White silk stockings.
white kid slippers with Rhinestone
buckles white Liberty satin coats
over white silk shirts. with large
sguare-cut. pale pink SILK collars
Each wore q pin of diamonds and am
ethvsts the gift of the bridegroom
The brides travelling gown is OF
deem Prussian blue cloth called vieuN
Men. The Jacket was lined with red
mean de sole and cut very short. The
I Skirt WAS very full. anu like all the
Gowns of the brides trOSSeau. was
wired at the hem with featherbone.
The hat is "a pretty toQue TO match
the gown. made of Persian lamb, with
TWO knots of purple velvet. one on
/ tbe right side and one on the left, and
under the left knot were fastened
three black quilts.
The steamer gown is an imported
French gown, perfectly plain. Of covert
! cloth and lined throughout with navy
Nine silk. The upper part of this
Gown is q jacket with little capes over
| fbe sleeves. There are six sleeveless
bIorse waists TO be worn with this
/ ;aCI-s+ The costume is completed by