Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-18

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made at the back. A tab yoke is in
serted, topped by standing collar
and outlined with small lace medal
lions which also finish the lower
edge of the yoke. Gathers or shir.
ring may regulate the fullness Of
the body portion at the upper and
lower edges. The sleeve Innings are
faced to the wrists and is made with
three graduated puffs and lace cuffs
The bottom of the skirt was decor
ated with groups of tucks between
which groups was a band of lace me-
dallions. A fine tulle veil under a
wreath of orange blossoms and white
gloves completed the costume.
In shoes there are some beautiful
ones in white satin embroidered in
white silk in pattern or orange Bios
SONS in the real shades, others again
have rose buds. or lilies of the valley
or orchids.
In the late weddings the shower
Doquet was not often seen, but the
nat English bouquet was in evil
dence, also the round boouet sur-
rounded with dark green foliage
IL may be of any flower that the
pride prefers so long as it is in white
Chough roses are extremely popular
IN those OF the bridesmaids some
color may be shown and if there is
d color scheme either individually
or IN the group to be carried out
'he bouquets should be in harmony
a gown of yelling in Queens grew
trimmed with Irish crochet lace and
SILK bands, consisting of skirt and
waist would be pretty costume for
reception dress, which might bave
o'en used as a wedding dress of the
Ofide had wished to be married IN .
cioth costume. The skirt Voc .
SeVen-gored model with invertad
plalt effect over the cores. faIling O
about the feet where three araa,'
l'ea bands of grey silk formed tho
'ecoratlon; scattered over the goros |
we're occasional bowknots of ribbon |
''e'' embroidered in tiny rosebuds |
"S'ened to the skirt by embroidor,,
''''ches' The waist had sopare
.ohe OF fancy outline in lace edged
'''h a band of grey silk. The s,aoyos
'e'' oi the full elbow length bav-
ns s a lace cum below bands Of tho
INK 4 silk belt completed the oaH
uu,e' A hat that could be worn
~ 49, '"'S gown could be made of
'''' emp adorned with a cream H.
carr a grey ruche in the bact
,'ea'h of pink roses around The
eft side. e''e at the
10 iuo travelling suit should be n
'iupie anair, One of the now -.
a vsas VI tue chiffon variety could
e used. as Tor suits this moton,, % {
paI''uiaTly favored; but for
,', @,s's II Is not satisfactory. 50 tSa
a ,'oS9 use, should be of taffeta or crene
~, S"'ue' OF some other more plIah,e
'Ous u.,, mat drapes and blouses sott.
"n'ch' even in the newer wearO.
S'.F t,S u does not do. Make the sk,r,
~" 'ue new circular sides and tho
o1, ,o.'ea I box plat in the back ana
op' WITH perhaps. a trimmIDs =, c
4"rr w braid or bias bands OF tsrs'
ne coat should be short Wien o
.s,sH, ua'so~ ~aist-coat of silk. and
AIDED to match the skirt. anu
another costume that is r,,,,
.N eueetive and would be st,.,,a.
! n, church luneheOns. or atterDOon D ra'n o
A'ns' Is one of rajah silk MAJ X
osnn. ~nlS'as as length. that is. that iu., " fc
'%pes -,l' the ground. This sbon,a
1,o 'S',s WI with long lines in plait. =, y
! NODE or the Princess withon. =, a.
ouIs SS =. 'orselst' @ A little bOlero h,
! 1 . 20. oe provided as these Jackets v y
nature OF the season. One :, 81