Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

optht and 10 which every bride gives
mrrh attention
Perhaps u d natural that every girl
should want real wedding dress, not
"a pretty house dress or an extra hpe
travelling suit but real bona nde
wedding gown, which she ran put
aUny as n momout0 of iho romantic
Joyous day uf days
For the glrl who can AFFORD Or there
arc nt hand beautiful materials in
silk and lace which are made special
iy Tor this event Most OF the nupilal
gowns are mado in princess style
which with Sc long train may De worn
b. the shorter and atouter woman 10
whom the princess without those &C.
.cesaDrles ~ long lines aud length
aouid b. completely barred. The
trains are extremely long but Oh an
ordinary width and Is made 20 stand
nui by means Of under runlcs az silk
ur muslin plaitlngA.
a beautiful gown was OF "A4gent
occur" satin trimmed with lace em-
brOlderad with silver thread. The
princess model was used which 90
secure The sheAthllke M was cut on
az the waist line and sliYered lace
insertion applied between the skirt
proper and the bodice above. Il was
slightly dfaped over the bust and
fastened under the arm, high neeked
yoke % lace and under sleeves ~ the
same completed thn costume.
Another bridal dress was Of white
point lace; che skirt had been made
IN one piece ana hung IN soft folds
hy means Of tiny gucks 90 tho waist
A a0lit Bialn lace bodice was gathered
81 nj che boit under a deep girdie Of
white silk and with u was worn q
handsome little bOloro Of point lacos
10 match the skirt
nut the price Of both these dresses
b beyond the purse OF our girls. A
pretty dress could be made of white
moaHelino which car be had In various
prices. 90 be- made over white SILK
foundation; slip 0i princess shaping
cat BY nine gdrca following closely
tho lines 81 the figure and fastened
In che back. The outer skirt. which
ia composed ol nine CORES eKionda in
cnmage style above the waist, and
may d. adjusted 90 the hgure by ahir
rings or hne tuckH 90 yoke longih
a droasy fall boloro ia added go The
model. which Is shlrrod az the shout
dora and at tho lower edEe, and
trimming hand extending about ta'
mock in fancy collar effect and l0ne'
nader thf arm iO n pointed back sec
tion gives q pleasing finish. 'fhe un
deraleevos are fastened % the wrist
while lho pum sleeves are shirrod oI
fho 100 uadcr fancy cuffs and agai
at tHe lsame. N preferred, whit
CashmcFe. nnnGeo, henrietta and Ora
d'eie could te used.
a gown made for n very slight gll
was AZ the tunic order M crepe q
saline Tho skirt was developed VIII
ave- sores having an inverted hql
plaii AZ the back. a doep cifcuia
nnuuce Hiih tneka following the l9ws
edge gave an additional ripple uun
tho feet. and The foundation skirt wa
cut away hencath a.. Six yards o. th
measargment glyen the nOunce aga
three and threeQuartora the sky
rhn tunic ia in seven sores and
pointed lower outline both back an
front. Tho luiIncas az tho waist
takan 10 In tucka to yoke depth 20
ihe nRura. The top cf the gown
in curEago effect with yoke Of lac
pun sleeves 10 Che elbow finished VII
fancy cuts from which extend lh'
meiaine cuffs II more becoming q
iunic skirt may terminate o. me wal
Zine ard the bodice he made aitcf %
81 the many styles now go popular.
The veil may b. q spur rare o
lace. or 0f hnU ahiDOn. of tulle a.
he Fastened 10 the halls BY means VI