The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-08


covers the brides face as she goes up
OF honor after the ceremony. before tho
bride turns to come down the aisle on
the arm Of the new-nade benedict
To all outward view the veil is in one
piece draped over the brides head, but
as a matter of fact the separate piece
is resorted to. 20 as not to damage the
couture or pull the coroneI over one ear
when the bride, as is supposed throws
back the veil from Off her face The
face" covering is attached with a cou-
pie Of hairoins-
The maid OF honor always whislxs it
out Of sight: it matters not how or where
it is disposed if invisible to the eyes of
the congregation. The face covering
reaches to the waist BY using it the
bride avoids resembling "a fountain Of
rulle" as may happen when the ilmy
cataract is disposed to entirely cover her
face and person.-Daily News.
Something Old and Something New.
The something old. which Miss vi
Wan Sart0ris. daughter of Mrs. Nellie
Grant Sartoris, will wear on the day she
narries Archibald Balfour, in London
in August. will be fine old point lace
which belonged to her grandmother, Mrs.
II. S. Grant. The wedding gown is SIM
pie, and its beauty IS to be found in the
simple lines and the beauty Of the heavy
ivory satin and the lace The waist is
little fullness drawn in at the waist line
in front. 1t has a high-cut neck and IS
fastened in the back finished with a box
plat, which has the effect of being con-
tinued in the skirt. where a single box
plait is carried down to the long train.
The skirt is without trimming. waist
is embroidered i'm the front and around
the collar with pearls, the yoke being
Of nouuseline outlined with pearl en-
broidery. A tapering effect is given to
LET IVA
over the shoulders and slopes down to
the waist back and front lit falls well
over the tops Of the sleeves, and more of
1t is a full friH at the wrist Of the gown.
charming but not overelaborate gowns.
About "Making Up"
Are we to tire our heads and paint our
faces2 is q question to which it is alb
solutely necessary that we should find
an answer Rumor answers Yes and
those whose business it is to dabhle with
the mysteries Of the toilet are inclined,
according 10 all accounts. to favor the
idea that fashion demands it of US at
as time goes on. In every respect we are
artistic nowadays, and it is not to be
supposed that we shall not use those ad-
juncts TO the toilet which are at the dis
posal of women who are not satisfied
with the complications. says the Daily
News At the same time, it IS always
a little regrettable when women resort,
as q matter Of course, to art 1t had been
hoped. however, that the more liberal
education given to girls and the better
facilities offered to all women OF retain
ing the air youthful appearance, would
weigh against their perpetually max
ing up There it,, at least, this much to
be said, though, in extension Of the prac-
tice, should it b. again revived. that the
fashion Of wearing vivid colors in the
daytime is certainly trying to the COM
plexion; and since it is expected now
adays of every woman that she VIII do
her duty in the way Of pleasing the eyes
Of others, it is, perhaps, not fair that we
should inquire too closely into and criti-
else too severely every means to this
end.