The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18

Whole World Had Been Ransacked
for Choicest Articles of Fem
mime Finery.
EFFECTS WERE STUNNING
DESCRIPTION OF SOME OF THE
COSTUMES WORN.

No social event IN recent years IN
America has induced so many elabo-
rate and beautiful toilets as the we'd
ding of Miss Roosevelt and Mr.. Long
worth. The gowns and hats of the
/ ladies present were in keeping with
the romantic Importance Of the event.
/ While the display Of jewels was not 50
great as # might have been had the
wedding been an evening affair, 1t
nevertheless was notable. Many of the
women present wore Jewels which
matched in color their gowns, or, If
they did not match, they entered har-
moniously into the color scheme OF the
toilets, AS the wedding was q morning
! function, the women guests, for the
ladies OF the presidents household,
| however, wore no hats, Some Of the
notable toilets were the following:
Mrs. William S. Cowles. sister of the
president, wore sapphire blue satin,
trimmed with bands Of velvet the same
/ shade. The transparent yoke and col
/ lar were OF point de Venice lace, the
sleeves being elbow length and finished
with lace RULES,
Radiant Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, sister of the
president, a. reseda velvet bands of
sable trimming the skirt and edging
| the jacket, which was in empire eff
! feet
Mrs. Robert B. Roosevelt, jr., light
/ blue chiffon cloth made in princess
style with insertions of Irish lace; a
| large picture hat of velvet Of the same
shade, with white plumes.
/ Miss Olga Roosevelt, white chiffon
/ over white silk and a picture hat in
white wreathed with rOsebuds.
| Mrs. James Roosevelt, black lace and
! = I'll -4AL
plumes. '.---
Mrs. John Z. Roosevelt, tan chiffon
/ cloth, the skirt edged with a narrow
band OF mink, the bodice having three
| mink ornaments placed between mar
row V-shaped insertions Of lace, A
small hat of mink trimmed in lace.
| Mrs. HilbOrne L. Roosevelt, gray
chiffon trimmed with insertions of lace
and lavender velvet bow knots; pic
| ture hat of gray with large white
/ plumes. .
Miss Dorothy Roosevelt, pale blue
cloth and hat to match.
/ Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt, white lace
gown and tan-colored straw hat
| trimmed with lace.
Miss Foraker, coral cloth made prin-
/ cess, with short elbow sleeves, jacket
I trimmed with sealskin; coral hat
/ trimmed with sold lace and coral
/ plUmes-
! Mrs J. SIOat F'assett, white lace
gown and a hat of violet velvet.
costume of Mrs. J. j. Astor.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor, mauve chif-
/ fOn velvet, princess style, the waist
! opening over a vest of silver cloth en-
/ broidered in gold, set in amethysts, has
/ bands OF mauve velvet braid. The
/ sleeves were elbow length, slashed up
the center and showing silver cloth
/ and embroidery. ,...
Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting, gray chif-
/ fon cloth, empire effect. deliberately
| embroidered with chenille OF the same
color.
| Mrs. Robert J. Wynne, Paris dress OF
white broadclOth with insertions of
Irish crochet and white lace hat
trimmed with white plumes.
| Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris, panne
velvet costume of champagne tfnts,
/ sable; hat matched in color and
| trimmed with sable plumes.
/ Mrs. SpOOner, costume of green vel
vet with rich embroidery, hat in light
| shade with plumes-
! Mrs. Loeb, wife of the secretary to
/ the president, a dainty pink silk cos
/ tune with yoke and sleeve trimmings
/ pink maine with pink feathers
/ Mrs. EIkins, Irish lace and cloth
dress. gold lace hat trimmed with white
ostrich plumes.
| Madame Leger, wife Of the minister
/ of Hayti, q cream tinted lace costume,
which had appliques in pink rose buds.
/ Her LARGE hat was white and ancir-
/ cled with white plumes.
Baroness MOncheuT, wife of the Bel
gian minister, black panne velvet, large
/ black picture hat.
Madame Walker-Martinez,. dress of
| Irish lace, white lace hat.
Madame Calderon, black velvet COS
tune and hat trimmed with white
! plumes.
with white lace, black and white bon
net.
Mrs. McKenna. black velvet trimmed
with Irish point lace, toque in black
Mrs. Day, white cloth dress with
white hat to match.
In White BroadeIoth.
Miss Helen Cannon, white broadcIoth
with yoke and insertions of Irish lace,
white hat trimmed with white ostrich
plumes.
Mrs. Truman H. Newberry, wife of
the assistant secretary OF the navy,
violet chiffon velvet with violet chif-
fon, large violet hat with shaded vio-
let piullSs.
Mrs. Chester l. Long, light blue
| broadcloth and picture hat in blue.
Mrs. Foraker, electric blue chiffon
! trimmed with velvet, same shade;
necklace of sapphires, small gold lace
| hat trimmed with electric blue plumes
and paradise feathers. The lace is in
| hounces of great depth and was worn
over coral satin. She also wore the
necklace pins and hair ornaments
| which Jerome presented to his Amer
| lean wife, Martha Patterson Of Balti-
more, before he became king of West
| Dhalia.
Mrs. MetcaIf, wife of the secretary
of commerce and labor, was in blue vel
| vet with large white hat with blue
| plumes.
Madame Hengelmuller, wife of the
! Austrian ambassador, was in coral
tinted wolfe, her hat matching in color.
Madame Casasus, wife of the Mex
| lean ambassador, black velvet costume
/ trimmed with Irish crochet lace. Large
black hat trimmed with black and
white
Baroness Rosen. wife of the Russian
ambassador. black velvet, with black
hat. being in court mourning for the
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