Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-25

both the back and the front and has a wide
full pulling of black and silver. The sleeves.
which form puffs over the shoulder curves
are held there by bands Of silver tissue, and
q pand OF SILVER tissue goes around each
arm holding the shoulder cap up and out In
small puff. triangula r-shaped founce
or black Sauzc droops to the elbow. the
outer point extending some four inches be-
low 1t; a ruche of silver tissue edges each.
AT the top OF the corsage In the back is
SOFT knot of silver tissue, and from 1t two
long sash ends of black silk gauze extend
10 the waist. where another knot of silver
holds them In to the waist line; from there
they hang to below the top of the fiounce
each terminating in a silver tassel
At recent fashionable London wedding
the brides eight attendants wore Louis
Seize costumes of lavender silk and white
lace, and instead OF either hats or wreaths
OF flowers. large Alsatian bows of lavender
silk ribbon were fastened to their coifrures
with enamel and diamond hatpins the gifts
OF the bridegroom. Their bouquets were
mauve and yellow-iris and roses-and were
tied with mauve lavender ribbon
The bride herself, Miss Linda Oppenbeim
now Mrs. Kenneth Campbell, wore a prin-
cess robe of ivory-white crepe de chine.
embroidered In silver and crystal and trim
med with Brussels point. Her bridal veil
II, H.
leries of st. Georges Church, Hanover
square, where the ceremony took place had
its afsles banked with tall lilies and white
May flowers, and the galleries were draped
Win nlny, paie-pink folds. over which great
trails of white lilies were caught, with an
effect said by one there to be Remarkably
graceful and effective
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Mrs. Orme Wilson. dining at cafe one
evening, wore small black net hat of ir-
regular shape, the net being ruched on and
having cluster of small white flowers at
the left side. where the hat was lifted a
DIT, and another cluster at the back. Her
irock was trailing robe of several different
KINDS OF white lace over chiffon with A
slightly rounded neck and elbow sIes,.as
ne corsage had very Deep TRANSPARENT
yoke. In the front. beginning at each side
OF the bust and extending across It 1ust
unaer Inc DUST, was an odd insertion of
black lace spangled lightly with gold Tbera
was single, bit at each side, shaped some
thing like half moon and the piece acrnss
the front described two shallow. scalIon.
shaped sections.
charming empire robe In the troussea,,
OF June bride may in its general outlines
De easily copied by a clever seamstress IN
crepe de chine or dotted Swiss, or in any
other desired material. The top Is cut cut
round to depth OF some six inches all
around. and then comes a deep fitted yoke
of white chiffon cloth over white liberty
silk. This yoke Is embroidered In bowknot
design with pale rose-eolored and delicate
leaf green ribbons. Sections OF the yoke
extend out over the shoulders and half way
TO the elbows in tab effects and on each of
these Is q bowknot design
Around the top of the yoke the cloth is
embroidered in pale green ribbons In a rib
Don design. and folds of white net are laid
In under the edges This yoke extends down
over the bust. and its lower edges swing
loose from the body OF the garment, which
Is white chiffon CLOTH In the back there is
a Watteau plat. and the sides hang Ioose,v
wide rose-coiored liberty satin ribbon
starts from the foundation of the rnha
which is pale green china silk-and extend
ing around under the side sections OF the
chifron close to the figure. is tied in front
the ends being brought up to the bust line
in the center and formed into FIAT bow
without ends The front of the robe crossed
By these ribbons Is an accordion-p plated
panel of chiffon Joined TO the foundation
slip at the under-arm seams. Of which the
loose side folds conceal the joining. The