The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15

SGERIE BOUGHT
TlSHINGTON STORES
| |eveIt Places Orders
Pairs of Shoes by
1e' Telegraph.
pk. Feb. 14.-Despite the
dressmakers worked all
n Miss Roosevelt's we'd
III. unexpected delays and
The filters had taken the
White House kept a large
n
days. ,A,.
1ered material which they
'.ha same character as that
sral OF Miss Roosevelts
Eev have no knowledge of
,riors or designs, and are
Mating on the possibility
cijI be a countrywide de-
,slt tried 10 get lingerie on
and from there went TO
street. where she pro-
Ir of exquisite French lin
mas wanting In which to
purchases, and she has
uying lingerie in Washing
of Roosevelt Luck.
lhat the dressmaker recalls
noked by Miss Roosevelt
trfeen trousseau garments
gor her In that establish
were the wedding gown,
81 cloth. embroidered pom
Intal stuffs. a yellow satin
In. q pink satin dinner
oV chiffon tea gown made
II cloak for the opera.
are descriptions OF a part
EAU:
yellow chiffon. with a
ioke of lace. Soft folds are
md the bottom of the yoke
4 at the front with large
n roses. The small puffed
In the shoulder. They are
a rose on the outside of the
Iof lace are set at wide In
full length of the Empire
,tween these are appliqued
material yellow roses OF
IA and embroidery.
ellow straw braid. fitting
he head and having the
I crushed. At the back the
falls in loops over the hair.
he is simply two brownish
! Of the new shade
Il (Negligee)-White liberty
/. The fronts are bordered
which extends around the
thin these borders are in
|1ce, while the sides are OF
covered with delicate en-
hs back is fashioned in the
y, the lace edged material
point at the neck and fall
Ter plain null. The sleeves
straight. edged with lace.
,loak-White cloth. entirely
h Embroidery in lridescent
and beads. The cloak just
,eck. where IT falls straight
N Slightly fitted shoulders.
Nlth a broad band, form an
the hand. The cloak is
|ength OF the dress.
3 Evening Gown.
Irish Crochet-The pattern
pses on the front. shoulders
aps with raised loose petals.
iown-Pink satin. In prin-
The skirt is plain, but the
pirely covered with hand
Idery. Lace forms the small
thinning Of the sleeve.
Iacket and Petticoat-Dress-
OF white accordion plated
lace yoke and slight cas-
down the front. The sleeves
d trimmed with lace, bows
q on the shoulders. The
Jacket is liberty satin.
lace ruffles, The pctticoat
hand-embroldered muslin,
el with lace and trimmed
vows OF ribbon.
Roosevelt will have her
lor her wedding, her bridal
and The orange blossoms ar
nsnt upon it by the coiffeur
'ned similar Offices for her
VIE OF Capt William s.
~ Mrs. Cowles. who was
anna Roosevelt, was mar
pvember. 1895. in London.
nusDand, then a Lieutenant
was naval attachc OF the
egatIon.
e Is the coiffeur's name. and
wealthy and patronlzed by
noplllty and fashion of Lon
eselt's hair will be dressed
Sack with deep pompadour.
forehead.
ne Pairs of Shoes.
roosevelt the other day
pairs OF slippers and shoes
elnds. and she has them,
~ were bought at the firm
sne deals In Washington,
we're ordered from New
'oue Ordering things by
mai the profane should
what was bought-not
,apn operators-was q
-, Cleveland, which has
oy Miss Roosevelt.
seit Will wear q gown OF
'ace at the ceremony
s orocade is intended for
pslnn at the White House
~ totthe Wedding day.
~ color scheme is worked
uesign Of the brocade, an(
1uVe figures are lIghu,
me me background. or rathel
FaeeS OF thn pnatezI,l