The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-02
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Wedding Costumos-Bridesm In
Rainbow Shades Figured Wells
Graduating Dresses - Travelling
outfits-Neapolitan and Silk Null
Hats-Tho "Ladysmith Hat.

While satin has been largely used for wed.
ding dresses during the past month, June
brides will patronze softer fabrics such As or.
CANDY chiffon, or crepe de Chine, either figured
or plain, the latter being sometimes ornamentcd
with fine hand embroidery. covering the entire
oVerskirL In satin costumes. seven seams are
employed, In the skirt and trains are usually
round, lace Jokes giving a softening effect, and
similar material forms the lower part Of the
sleeve. new idea Is the "bishop effect" be.
low the elbow, that is TO say, a very full sleeve,
terminating in a clf. On thin fabrics, many
rufies adorn the lower edge Of the skirt. giving
the stylish fare which seems all important at
the present time. Lace is an important factor
in these costumes, and large sums may bs eI.
pended on rufies yoke and sleeves
PRETTY IDEA
illustrated at several recent weddings. Is that
the bridesmaids should be dressed in the sew
crHl rainbow colors, and needless to say, the
effect is charming. Tulle 1. still used for
wells, but this season veil bordered and with
bouquet patterns throughout, in fine lace ha.
been introduced. and certainly Is very elegant
and change from plain tullN Very few
orange blossoms arc now worn.
soFTNEss IS ALSO THE PREDoMINATING
IDEA
In graduating dresses consequently organdy Is
ohIo tLoro,,ro or,o.a;. IT - 80 pe.l,n p,i.
a. -, a,ai..t,a o"i'S ''usiin In,
-, T., y, p''"I y ''P'N 'St "n'''
with white satin ribbon is quite effective. Crepe
de Chine is in great demand from its soft snowy
appearance, and rutled skirts, lace insertion lace
or tucked yokcs and sleeves, do not present any
sa,hos .rn i,.o,,sat,a - ~ - ea''"
80 anS Us 80 a. ' -. S"' eiauuA'.uS Gus
sro., r,od. ,.,th ,ho ohiaot =, IN ..,1tn
nIow 10. III, an ,,r5n-,t.. p?.ot p9au 20
s,sn-,t o,a.,. "a - -. "''n WIZ
shrt =, ,rhi.a Ia , 40 al 80
=. ~ 80 - -" aIu - e"," aoou'
oiaoi~ ,Aa a'I III - Il" lne
As no r;hbon :. i"r,,,b.i.o Iaor, aou.n ,,na
doon ,ri.h o.oh ro,. Ia tt. In '".t,' -II .
so,,noa -, =, a.. 49, :, IL. o'', .,,.IN -
cross~i'e) and h'e rows OF lace. The yoke Is
80" anu IA,e Nuo'n e.ssnNi'el anu arouhu
', w - :" 'uIl my y. ~, VIII n'e 'o"s
49, sa'"v'eu o.'tu .ioo1n' me slec'es s
:, ~. -. az t',i, "''' Wv ~ p.
- ~ 80 ~" A"! NV =, '"'o
'" -' INV ' '''' '''N
TpIyrrryf, DprScra
orS 'n,s SEASON III especia' prominence, PLAINLY
n.ue o'aeh taneI. s'h' CARVING OH 'he hohor''
out az TINS involves considerable expense ordi'
nary Hortals must content themselves with a
pIack or uars pIue inohair TAILOR made suit; and
i,neh custer aithoush uy no means poetlcsl
looking garment, Is ehoe'uihEy usetul' ana con-
ccas many uehcichcles satehels also show new
cow, eoh'enlences' ana rye POCKETS added to the
usual poH,ollo' contains hair brush and comb
AZ one ehd' cothes orush al ths other cut
gas receptacle with SILVER screw top at the
center Tor soap on one side Is glass Jar for
tooth'po"der' and ON the other side third
glass case holds the tooth brush. All women
OF taste who seek the comforts OF life and mai
dens who personify the poetry OF existence, are
sure TO include IN their travelling outht the same
sweet perfume that has been delight during
winter ana are never without hurra! Lanman' 5
florlda water. Ihey Know the sweet refresh
ment 1t will bring th'm, whether on the briny
deep, at the scashore or wherever they may
spend the summer.