Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-13

across the front a single surav ~.
above the snowy simmer OF the ebis
fon. A bow OF the latter trims II.
back, with q spray Of the bridal aow.
ers; and the sleeves are large pufs =.
the chiffon, with line of flowers -
tween the puffs. The bodice is Iow
with short sleeves, as is CUSTOMARY in
the case of royal brides.
Many of the evening costumes ara =,
great beauty, and include many b,act
and white satins and black brecadas
white satin has the low corsage coyara5
with black chiffon, ornamented wi,h
true lovers knots in white silk ars
silver. with pearl in the middle, Tbo
berthe is Of jetted black lisse. and the
waistband is dotted with brilliants IN
the 'chess-board" pattern The biyb
bodice Of another black broche gown
is very handsome. Bands of fine 10,
embroideries were introduced about tbo
yoke and down the front and sides
holding in full over bodice of ietta5
lisse and yoke of ruehed lisse. TbA
black satin waistband is fastened a.
the side by black satin bows, formed u
a rosette and two very pointed ear.
shaped ends carried up the bodice near.
ly to the arm.
A rich rose pink silk ball dress ia
encrusted about the berthe with an en-.
broidery executed in silver. coral and
pearls, with lovely effect, and finished
with touches of spring green velyet
and pretty sleeves. A yellow satin is
arranged, both on skirt and bodice with
green tulle, on which are scattered
clusters of green berries, with silver
stems, and a forget-me-not blue MORE
yelours, with glistening water-line and
is ornamented with silver and tur.
quoise embroidery, and founce Of
silver gauze AS effective as these fas-
cinating dresses are the tea gowns. One
is of palest maize broche, falling from
the figure in classical lines. and bor.
dered round the square neck ana down
the fronts with gold gallon, studded
with brilliants and gold beads and
chiffon frill Another is in warmer
shade Of pale blue plisse, trimmed with
marabou feathers. A charming gown
Is of cream silk gauze with punches Of
pink roses and blue Louis XIV. knots
patterned on a creamy background A
still more striking gown of daffodil
MORE velours-showing exquisite
shade-with sweeping train. is
caught up to each shoulder by plaits
setting in a silver embroidered bodice
which has yellow velvet yoke worked
over finely in silver and a plated chif-
fon front with rows of cream lace
The hats and toques are severely
plain--in comparison with the elab-
crate structures now in vogue-but all
are becoming and in perfect taste. A
black fancy straw hat is simply
trimmed with creamy lace round the
crown, bow of black satin ribbon and
a bunch of quilts; and white straw
is similar in every way, except that it
has a bow Of cream satin. A peacock
velvet toque, bordered with sable, and
trimmed with shaded quill fawn
leather Tam O'Shanter, trimmed with
black velvet, and evils quilts a straw
toque shot to many shades, and com
peted by rosettes of black chiffon and
tuft of impyan rlumes are all strik
ing. The shoes are of gold kid, bronze
embroidered with rainbow sequins, pale
blue satin mauve, yellow pink, red and
plain white satin or embroidered in
pearl or gold sequins A pale blue
satin pair are worked in steel. A
pale blue satin pair are worked in
steel. A black pair have rosettes in
red ribbon embroidered with steel.
Besides these there are bed room
slippers in red and black Russia walk
ing shoes with one strap across the
instep There are several pairs OF
suede shoes. All are of the greatest
lightness, being hand-sewed and COM
posed of the finest materials.