The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-21

ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Tuck
! French; Miss Elsa Bronson, daughter
Of the late Frederic Bronson: Miss
Isabel @. Stillman. whose engagement
to Mr.. Percy Avery Rockefeller was
announced last summer and Miss
Edith Gray, daughter of Justice and
Mrs. Gray of Albany, will be attired in
effective costumes, designed by Fox of
New York
That to be worn by Miss Vanderbilt
Will be of pearl gray crepe de Chine.
combined with liberty gauze, the sides
of the skirt embellished with insertions
of liberty gauze and lace. The corsage,
made nigh and with long sleeves, is
also trimmed with lace, though not
profusely, and the back Of the skirt is
/ finished with a SASH of liberty gauze
! Miss VandeTbilt's hat VIII be of the
I GalnsborOugh variety, of pearl gray
mlnoir and panne velvet; the broad
! brim, which viii somewhat shade the
| face, IS finely tucked, as is also the
| small crown. Circling the crown are
two large ostrich plUmes of silver gray.
ana entWlning the plumes in the back
in the leaves being hand-painted in
gold. The inside brim of the hat is
! lined with gray panne velvet.
The gowns of the bridesmaids are in
color, material and general make
/ similar TO that to be worn by the maid
z
IS little more elaborate lace trim
ming on the skirts and handsome and
/ extremely tasty standing collars of
gold embroidery. Their hats will be Of
tne variety known as the picture
plateau. Like that Of the maid of
nonOr, each will be of pearl crap panne
I ana nhrOir velvet, deliberately frilled,
ana the crown enWreathed with rose
! foliage, the veins hand painted in gold
and the fronts ornamented with large
Knot OF gold gaUze. The broad, un-
turned brim is covered with panne vel
vet, mousseline de sole and Teiled with
JaDolS OF point lace. Each girl will
carry loose bunch of American
Beauty roses
The brides going-away gown is of
gray cheviOt, trimmed with chinchilIa
Tur and silver embroidery. both on the
skirt and coat. The blouse of qrav
panne velvet is also trimmed with sill
yer and handsomely embroidered. Her
nat designed and made by AIirabelIa of
New York, who also designed the hats
to be worn by the maid of honor and
bridesmaids, will be a large toque of
silver crap miToir velvet.
Mrs. FrenCh's gown will be of violet
velvet, with black lace embroidered in
Jet. She VIII also wear a capot of
royal purple velvet, trimmed with sill
yer paillettes and real duchess lace.
In the bridal outfit one of the most
attidcllNe reception gowns is one of
gray taffeta and cloth with gold en-
broidery, and of the tailor made gowns
skirt and coat, there is one of black
cloth with gold embroidery.
Some little difficulty is being exDer-
fenced in finding accommodations suf-
nelentiy comfortable and cOmmodfous
for all the guests. and it is nrObab1e
that Mrs. Henry Payne Whitney. sister
OF Mr. Vanderbilt, and Mr. Hamilton
mckay Twombly, his uncle, MAY. open
their Newport villas. II is certain that
they VIII If it becomes apparent that
me fashionable boarding houses of the
city are going to be filed to overflow
ing.
MT. vanderbilt has taken Hill Top. a
large and fashionable boarding house
IN Bellevue avenue, where an his
young trends will stop as his guests.
MT vanderbilt gave his bachelor
dinner in New York on Saturday even
ing, Jan. 3.