The morning times., 1896-07-06
BICYCLE GOWN IN
A PRINCESS fR0USSEAU
Maud of Wales Is a D5votss of
thu Wheel.
Mrs. Cleveland at the Rolfe-Jeffer-
son Wedding-NOtesa and Personals
of WellKnown People

LUbuOu, July 4.-1N WeuunS OF the
Princess Maud OF Wales to Prince Charles
of Denmark has finally been fixed for
July 22.
Tne queen will attend the ceremony, and
it has been practically decided that the
young couple will traverse London while
on their way to Sandrin CHAM in order to
enable the muses. to greet them.
The trousseau. Which has been prepared
by various English and Irish houses, is al
most completed. The work has been under
the personal supervision of the Princess of
Wales. The wedding gown is OF white satin.
with adeepbelt OF ofsilverembroidery,s ~, ,studd. &.
with delicate design in brilliants. The
uatenal was woven at SpitalficlIs.
1t would take col umns of space to briefly
describe the many charming costumes etc.,
adapted to all occasions, which have been
prepared for the popular princess. The
costumes are chiefly tailor-made. and in-
Clude a bicycle costume of fawn CuioTed
Venetian cloth, with a narrOwish skirt.
having little pockets at the hem to hHd
shot intended to keep the dress in place.
Among the numerous hats of the prin-
cess is leajher-hued Tam o Shanter. In
addition TO number of fancy straws for
bicycling and walking. There are gloves
in endless variety and hose OF the finest
silk. with beautiful designs in embroidery
and open-work. Besides innumerabie ir.
door evening shoes and slippers of the most
delicate and beautiful materials. there is
one pair of slippers wrought in brilliantS.
The number of outdoor shoes and gaiters
is unusually large, and all the leather
shoes, either Russian or kid, have thick
soles and low heels. Some of these shoes
are high. running up to fifteen buttons for
real hard work. Every pair is fitted
with light. polished boot trees, brass plated
0I.<a arTpaJ
and initials of the bride as a Princess OF
Denmark.
The Princess of Wales. among other
gifts. has presented to her daughter
superb circular Russian cape of purple
velvet. lined throughout with the finest
sable. and having deep sable collar.
Mrs. Cleveland came forth resplendent
at the Rolfe- jefferson wedding on Monday
at Butternilk Bay. 1t was her first ap-
pearancc in shore society this summer,
and great was the rejoicing when her
presence was made known to the natives
thereof.
Mrs. Cleveland's fOndncss for strong
coloring and her ability to wear it with
good effect We're noticeable. Her gown
was OF silk, with the new foula rd finish,
with large, irregular heliotrope figures
plain, and fLiring. 1t was stiffened well.
The bodice was OF soft, cream lace, with
black velvet ribbon bretelles tapering from
shoulder To waist, front nd back.
The sleeves Were of the same material
as the skirt in modified gorgot form,
noticeably less voluminous than those Of
a year ago. and wholly graceful. White
gloves completed this toilet. Her parasOl
was OF heilotrope color, with pillows of
white lace. The Frenchiness of her
costume was heightened by the hat, a
large black straw, with masses Of black
lace and a black aigrette at the left, a
cache peign of natural-looking white roses,
with bits of green foliage.
At the social given by Mrs. Butz, of
Tennessee avenue, Atlantic City, Friday
last, Miss E. A. Mcintyre, of this city. as
sisted IN receiving the guests. Music. reci-
tations, games and a supper were the
features OF the evenings enjoyment.
Mr.. NJ B. Cochran Moore, recently Of
this city, but now engaged in business In
Texas, was married on Tuesday afternoon
last TO Miss Limbocker, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. Limbocker, of Beaumont. Texas.
The ceremony was performed in Houston.
Texas. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
left Tor Beach Hotel, Galveston. where
they will make a rather lengthy sta before
returning East.
Mrs. Washington McLane and Mrs Bugher
are Joint occupants of Miss Mary Garrett's
handsome cottage at Deer Park, They
have been entertaining a large house party
through June. and will have a succession
OF visitors for the season.
Mrs Robert Anderson and the Misses
A nd aafahliGhp6 nt their
pretty cottage at Deer Park for the sea-
son, as are Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Chaplin.
Mrs. Grant Mrs. Nellie Sartoris aue Mrs.
Satoris' family of children are at home
for the summer at the Marion House Cot
tage at Lake George.
Sir Julian Pauncefote is about to visit
Newport 1t Is probable that Lady Paunce-
fote and her two daughters will go abroad
as usual for brief visit to home friends
In England.
Newport is delighted with the prospect
Of visit during August, or, perhaps, early
In September from Ma jor and Mrs. Nc
Kinley, who are expected to be the guests |
Of Mr. and Mrs. Hanna at the New Cliffs |
Hotel Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna have been |
regular visitors at the Cliffs for some years, |
charming apartments, which |
they have engaged for the present summer.
Prof. and Mrs. Samuel F. Emmons are |
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George W. |
Wales at their villa on the Cliffs, at |
Newport.
Vice President and Mrs. Adlai E. Ste /
Senson. after spending a pleasant week \
lt the Stockton. Cape May, left Dn Monday |
for their Illinois home. Miss Stevenson.
their daughter. remained as the guest of |
Nine. Romero. wife of the Mexican Mn