The Jersey City news., 1906-03-06
FEBRUARY BRIDE
She Will Hsve to include
Winter and Spring Dresses
In Her Wardrobe
FROM FUR TO LINGERIE
MULTIPLICITY OF BOWS IN
YOUNG GIRLS, HAIR-APPETIZ-
ING HINTS FOR THE TABLE
ONE AWFUL EFFECT OF HIGH
PRICED HATS.

lNG HINTS TIN t11
ONE AWFUL EFFECT OF HIGH
PRICED HATS.
Despitesthe fact that this is an ex-
travagt time of the year in which 70
be Marie. thdere are nevertheless many
February brides, and these fortunate
young women all have a difficult time in
combining in one rousseau both winter
and d spriag outfit. II is one of the old
est superstitions that no gown, hat OF
any other article of clothing worn during
spinisterhood must be doned after the
wedding day, and there are any number
OF brides who still follow out this ancient
ed.ct with the utmost conseientiousness.
For Ills reason. then. fur hats and Win
tcr gowns must be procured, as well as
a handsome spring outfit
WISH hat, when winter is over
it nrsst be put away until next year
but there are many dresses which will do
equally good service through two or more
seasons. In the illustrations, from La
Salon de la Mode, are shown six cos
suules. any one Of which. if made up
Aow. could be worn just as Well in the
spring. a gown of blue taffeta silk
trimmed with Irish point lace. The
skirt is full trinlned with band of
Irish lace inserted above the hem and
bordered with a wide band of deep blue
satin. The belt or sash is of satin.
with long edges edged with laet ruching,
falling down almost to the hem of the
skirt A fichu surplice of the silk Is
laid over the shoulders and passed
through a large gold buckle. The lace
yoke is unlined. The sleeves are espe-
cially pretty. with the large cuff caught
in above the elbow by band of crushed
satin and finished off With the wide lace
rufle.
a smart travelling gown is made of
dark blue cloth trimmed simply with lace
ocllar and cuffs and with bands of blue
taffeta The sleeves are three-quarter
length. In the model the skirt just
touches all around, but it may be made
to clear the ground.
A charmingly pretty dinner gown of
white chiffon is made in the empire
model The chiffon is laid over a per-
fectly fitting satin lining. The gathered
yoke is trimmed with tiny rosebuds
worked in white embroidery silk. Just
below the deep yoke is broad band of
white satin and another band of the
same material is laid about the bottom
of the skirt. The full sleeves are made
exactly as the yoke and finished with
deep lace ruffie.
An exquisite robe of pink silk ,elabor-
arely embroidered in different tones Of
pink and red is effective. This satin is
laid over ground of white satin and
beautiful rose point lace. At the back
the lace falls with much the effect of a
watteau pladt.
OF lavender cloth is the next gown.
For winter this might be trimmed with
bands of sable but if it is TO be worn
later on, satin, taffeta or velvet strips
wouid be better. Some heavy lace, as
irish point, would be NEST servieeabe for
thSs style of dress. In this model there
is suggestion of the empire. although
reality princess gown, to be worn or
not, as desired, with the little bolero
jacket.
The last robe is of palest gray satin
dnished silk. trimmed with lace embroid-
NY, bands of deep gray satin. Above
he girdle the surplice of lace and satin
IS finished off beneath the large gold
buckle. A band of fhe silk embroidered
in different delicate shades of the same
material is laid over the shoulders and
around the collar in the back. The skirt
is unusually full, with an embroidered
iesign above the wide satin border
If girls take to wearing any more rib
bon il their hair. heads viii be presently
merely a background for bright colors
and hair itself viii be completely hid
der. In the newest arrangement for
young misses whose hair is twisted into
knot into the neck the ribbon is ted
IN one large bow about the knot and
hen long ends are brought up 70 tie an
y ieS even b:ger bow on the back Of the
eop Of the head. This arrangement IS
le easily sslpsae ard pretty if too vide
ilboa is a5t used. The color used
shea.sl aas H6e4 gown. q for tile day
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