New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12

skirt is finished with a wide band OF lace. while
fourth band Of lace begins in narrow point at the
belt each side the centre Of the back and slants
down into front panel that extends to the bottom
~ tho skirt. Cleaning through the meshes OF the
lace is pale shrimp pink taffeta. yelled by a chf
Con slip Full piuked rues Of taffeta and quillings
Of chiffon on accordion pleated ruf1e OF chiffon
show below the lace edge Of the skirt whose silk
ana chiffon slips are separate from the outer dress.
The bodice has q Doiero Of velours, with a deep
border Of lace The sides OF the ooIero are eaG s
l-viled by N-shaped piece Of lace, which extends
from the collar and hangs il q narrow point about
inches below the belt line This point is tipped
hv three eruine tails From the collar and extend
eraulst Of velvet and lace fringed with ermine
tails The sleeve has three accordion pleated ruf-
@ 5-S 15lTsl e ~ t3ffeta is yelled with
chiffon A deep fitted cuff of velours is applqued
and bo-dered with lace motifs The cum Widens
down the sides Of the front in stoies tipped by er-
A jeweLed ornament is fastened on each side OF
the stole front and htteo stock ana front yokg
~ laI5el1 are EeiLea VIII Ci-lllo 81 re ~,
broidery. Tho top Of The stock IS trimmed with
e 9oelggi fe 4s On Eli n Tee T7ands RON the
le sl--I( -l1-.5 OF III 81 $3.50 siy-et in
drawn folds showing three short strips of moesk Kin
III its front folds, where buckle would other
An evening cloak Of white cloth trimmed with
lace COP ernine one Of scarlet cloth similarly
trimmed or one Of Oriental stuff is in style, while
-all..a ~ fine lace and an orchid Tor the mar
should NOT % forgotten for evening occasions
Richly enr-oidered Oriental silk waists Tor the
crepe DEE chine OF the same tint as TIE ground
pattern uf Tie waist. White moh2lr shirtWalsts
embroidered and made with pleats and large but
IONS. AIS. useful in 81 rousseau.
one " lle richest and lOyeliest garments In the
bridal r-r-r Is the Tea gown Il now comes IN
Empire styles. IN accordion pleated crepes or soft
.i-s NeIlug. with hounceS and cascades or
Iaee motives of lace applique and ABUNDANT tolds
and punches Of soft satin ribbon IN deIcate tllts
Another charming garment i a dressing Sacque
made uT alternate rows or lavender satin ribbon
and rutf7es ~ white lace. with knots and ends or
lbaOu Tor trimming.
The silk uet-lc0ats with their lovely brOcaded
tops ana masses of quilted rules are bright notes
of color iu the brides outfit but black petucoat
Is q lvavs included. well plenty Of lace and
ribbon trimmed lingerie Lingerie Is more popular
now than IL has been. and more elaDorateiy
trimmed
Gowns. both in soft silk and nainsook; are made
ln Empire style and. Ike the rest or a bride
underwear. combine fine embroidery with great
deal Of lace inserting and edglng.
rorsets long. and nave nat fronts; ana are
much more trimmed than Of old. while hosiery IS
adorned with a single flower or flight OF birds or
butterflies erLbr1idere0 over the lustep III nat
uraI colors upon dark ground.
Buckles for both shoes and garters should not
ba- omitted from the trousseau and in selecting
shoes a hlEl pair. with so many little straps,
needed Ton the house. besides slippers Tor various
occasions and carriage shoes for cold nights.
Accountable additions TO the rousseau are a set OF
rarasol handles and fun quota OF veils or the
fashionable shades and materials now IN vogue