Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07

Catching the Lace on her bodice, the
: Il ot her tianve, will show with das-
Ilins effect. The girt was deShntd hy
Count de Cast,}laue ami il is rxsSal
IN its beauty, Two hundred and titty
large diamonds AMI nwo immense
emrrclhis, the latter costing Sl4,oOu
each, are uS,Si. There is central
pitNe nearly Ms large as a wnlnanS
hand N an elaborate diamoud-crusted
design enclosing one Of rhe on,traldS,
Double chains OF diamonds run right
and left, fastening high up on the
shoulders, caught At one end by three
diamond feathers and at the other by
small copy of the center piece, also
holding an emerald, From the neck
lsltr ot diamonds which Mss Helen
Gould has given. among many other
gitiS, will hang a pendant another
S1tt from the groom, 1t is an emerald
as nearly tiawltsSs as those Stones ever
are, and the largest for depth and
brillMnry that has ever btSn seen in
New York, 1t Is suspended III hoop
of picked white diamonds Besides
her bouquet of white lilies and orchids,
She will carry fan of point lave, made
in The same pattern ais her veil and thu
lace which drapcs her gown,
Her going-awvty gown is thtng OF
beauty. The material is heavy ribbed
dark grN>nn silk, almost the color of an
ivy lc<,f. Thr skirt fits Snugly about
the waist, but flares in the most ap.
proved French fashion at the foot \
band OF dark mink fur runs around
the skirt, and upon II is a black
gNlipurc cntrcdeuX laid over band of
white satin Two INCHES deep. The
skirt is plain in the front and at the
sides, but falls in deep series III
godet plcats at the back. The corsagc
is a quaintly shaped coat opening over
a waiShoat of tdght-ittinG ermtnc,
with \ high military collar outlined
by a narrow band of mink. The coat
has a htoSll collar and a wide revMsan
of whi;t Slriu ovrria!d with the black
guipure, and the sleeves are volumin
otis affairs of the silk, trimmed with n
tiny hand OF mink ut the waist The
browning glory of this costume are
the buttons, all of Wedgwood ware,
having n design of white Cuplds ON
u green background, set in rim Of
flashing rhdnestoneS. The gloves arc
white, and the picture hat of green
green ostrich tips In front and q great
loose bunch OF violets ON one side,
hooking Ms though they were, Hike the
other flowers, freshly gathered at the
conservatories at Lyndhurst.
In the twelve big tru,lkS which win
accompany the Countess de Castellanc
across the seas are dresses to walk In,
to dance In and talk i'm and especially
dresses in which to do nothing ut all
A beauty which she will wear IN rhe
early spring is of Narcissus green
cloth braided all over IN Il ribbon de.
sign in fine silk braid of ~ walnut
tint, enuwiued with threads OF ind
descent metal. The capote is of Mar
cissus velvet with VIKINGS of bronze.
A gown of purple cloth has a triple
pleatcd blouse Of purple Lyons velvet
with u collar and marrow braces of or.
mine, and a black silk, brpcaded Ia
roses and forget me -nOtS has a waist
of pink chiffon over pink silk, touched
with bands and bows of rose pima,
velvet There are velvet and silk
gowns toc carriage and reception wear
brooaded and lace+Covered silk gowns
for balls and parties dinner dresses
and house dresses DIN almost endless
variety of coloring and combination.
There are three dozen tea gowns
and matinees in the trouSseau, and
esUcl one cost way up in the hundreds
One Of the pretticst Is of rich white
satin. made with very fun plain
skirt. The bodice ends at the waist
where Il lis finished by an empire belt
of folded white satin. The novelty OF
the gown Ia the arrangement of deer
plea ting of white chiffon, which falls
almost like a cape from a yoke OF
white guipure and bands Of sable fur
salmon brocDde with net front
worked In small pearls and bordercd
with pearl embroidery The corsage is
cut low i'm the neck, and Is trimmed
with chiffon and bows Of green velvet
matching In tone the green dn the bro
cade
The prettiest Of all the house gowns
IL one OF rich dahlIa -colored velvet
The waist band is fastened with dia.
mond buckles, and the tlght-fitting
waist, as we'll as the front OF the gown
liz trimmed with white satin covered
with tllmy black lace The sleeves are
of the satin, with broad cpaulets OF the
dahlac olored velvets.
Miss Anna Gould has $15,OOO,00 IN
all 1900, 600 year $4,000 month
and nearly $1,000 every twenty.four
hours and OF course her tTousSeau ia
stunningi