Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31
Bridal rousseau Of Robes,
CIoaks, Gowns, Etc., Was
Made in London.
BUT WEDDING DRESS IN SPAIN
Presents for King Nlfon-o and His
Bride Come From MANY
Countries


Ena's wedding dress an the bridal
trousseau Of robes, cloaks, evening and
tea gowns. pettlcoats aud underiinen,
was made IN London. whore many Of
the dresses have been on exhibition.
some Of the articles OF this queculy
trousseau are described as follows;
dainty dress OF white mousseline.
de-sole Powered with miniature roses.
a morning gown Is OF line spotted lawn
over palcst blue. inset With valcr.
siennts nces \ beautiful princess robs
Is Ia spotted lawn. made 10 wear over
many different colorcd slips \ charm-
Ing pale blue China silk empire morn
ing robe Is fastened iu front with blue
roseites and ends Another morning
gown IS Of white lawn over pale blue.
inserted at equal distances with yalen.
ciennes lace \ smart morning gown
IS composed entirely OF English em-
broidery In very open work design.
Among the simple day crowns arc
many composed ~ linen. The bodico=
IN many Instances are made after the
American blouse style with touches Of
red and blue embroidery one OF the
many dressing Jackets Is made OF the
palest blue and white zenana edged
with quaint sir embroidery \ hand
some day dress is composed OF ivory
crepe de chine. the bodice arranged
with the finest Guipure lace and tucked
squares OF crepe de chine, the centers
Of which are delcately embroidered
with colored rosebuds and set together
with Insertions of Yalonciennes lace. 4
simple frock Is of the palest pink and
white Powered wolfe. with Valenciennes
lace. Another day dress IL of pale
pink and white satin foulard IN a small
design. Another beautiful visiting
dress is Of fine white Valenciennes lace
and ivory colored cloth
Among the many tea gowns is
beautiful one of palest pink mousse.
line-de-soie, made In the empire style.
Another is pale yellow empire gown,
yelled with white lnon-de-sole. The
large bell sleeves are entirely Of frils OF
'f'AiAA iPhib Ailf NiNli hhlAt are Ille
yellow ribbons threaded through ON.
'broidery. There is g. handsome even
ing coat Of pale bIscut-colorcd faced
rioth, with hood composed Of Va.
louclennes lace, dyed 10 match the
cloth. Among the evening gowns IS
short-waisted one Of pale maise nous.
seine Another empire evening gown
Is OF white SILK moussellne lowered all
over with tiny clusters NJ pink roses
The under linen IS made OF the finest
ulnon, trimmed with real Valcnciennps
lace and fine embroidery. The initials
OF the royal bride, surmounted by the
Spanish crown, are worked on all tho
garments.
THE WEDDING DRESS.
The wedding dress has attracted
great interest In Spain. as IL r. truly "A
Spanish product In fabric and finish.
except for the wonderful Brussels lace
which has been brought to adorn II.
lt was fancy OF the king and the
queen mother that tho wedding dress
should be made In Spain. and the Prin-
cess Ena graciously fell I'm with this
patriotic sentiment The dress IA
therefore one Of the special presents
from the king and IS a marvel of cIe-
gancc. The silk was manufactured
from a special pattern IN one Of the
large spanish silk establishments. IL
was mado up with all the artistic skill
Of the court dressmakcra Tho silk is
heavily overlaid with wonderful silver
embroidery with soft frils of the I'm
est Brussels lace, said to have cost $50
yard. Tho lHces were publicly cN-
hibited before being nut on the dress.
and excited the admiration and aston
ishment Of the arIstocratic ladies' OF
Madrid Orange blossoms are pro-
fusely used with the silver cmbroider-
ies and laCes, for the coTsage, and even
I'm dainty clusters along the train which
is four yards long. According IN Span
ish traditions the bride must afterwards
present this wedding dress 10 the VIr-
gin de Ia Paloma, the popular protect
ress OF maternity.
THE WEDDING PRESENTS.
The presents for King Alfonso and
his bride are arriving from an quar-
ters of tho globe. from countries and
their rulers, from provinces and cities.
ana even from school children Ut
Spain VINO have contributed their mite
10 show their loyalty 10 the king Some
Of these gifts are as follows.
The queen mother presents tho king
with her portrait painted by Moreno
Carbonero. The city ~ Madrid gives
mn enduring present to the bride. by
establishing a workmcu's quarter
which II baptized Ia the name ~
queen Victoria Eugcnia" The MAYOR
Of MADRID has invited All tho mayors
Of Spain 10 sign an artistic album cN-
pressing their hnmaRcs to the young
rouple The manufacturers Of BARGE
Iona have presented tho bride with a
diadom of diamonds valued at $780,
600 pcsetas
The presents from royalty arc no.
table mainly for their elegance aud
Taste rather than their Intrinsic worth.
although some OF them are Of great
value
The emperor Of Germany sends
some splendid hunting trophies made
uf the heads ~ wild boars and stays
which Alfonso killed during his hunt
In the imperial hunting preserves Of
Germany
Franco sends some Of tho finest pro-
ducuons Of Seyre9 porcelain and the
iohcIiu tapestry factories.
The Spaniards OF Argentina cabled 10
tho famous sculptor Mariana Beulluro.
ordering busts M Alfonso and the bride
M marble or bro2nc. and transmitting
10000 pcSetas.
queen christina presents the brlds
with n priceless scourt mantle which be.
louget tO Queen isabel II. OF dark re-
velvet wonderfully embroidered I'm
gold. Tho brides presents from Che
spanish aristocracy include many his
torio jewels, fne old fans, laces and
porccIains. The daughter OF the Duke
of Alba sent her gold waist buckle
set In ruhies. The presents from tho
people oi spain show the sympathy
with which they receive the forelgn
princess. The sChoolteachcrs through.
out the country have subscribed large
amount for o sumptuous edition OF Don
QuiNote accompanied los q message OF