The Jersey City news., 1906-06-28
FOR The WEDDING
TR0USSEAU
At This Season Most of the
Gowns Must Be for Morn
ing and Afternoon With a
Few Ball Costumes
C0LoRe ONE SHOULD WEAR
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The selection of a wedding trousseau
Is always a delightful pastime and is
particularly pleasurable task at this sea-
son. when of necessity the gowns are all
of such fascinatingly light and attract
i've materials. While dinner and ball
gowns must be provided the majority of
dresses will be suitable for morning and
afternoon wear Handsomely embroidr
cred linens and pretty frocks of plain and
lowered lawns and mosseines are all
important in the brides summer outfit.
Satin is essentially the conventional
number of brides declare that they would
as soon leave out the Lohengrin march
as to have the gown of any texture but
white satin. Unquestionably satin
makes the most effective costume, but
for summer wedding some softer ma
terial. as chiffon, point dfesprit or even
satin finished silk will ge found infinitely
cooler. A wedding gown seen showed
an exquisite dress of white chiffon trim
med with bands of liberty satin The
yoke and bertha were Of point applique
lace. with satin bands stitched on the
bodice so as TO give rather the effect of
q bolero. The full sleeves We're finished
at the elbow with a wide lace cuff. A
tulle veil, falling to the end of the long
train, was fastened beneath festoon of
orange blossoms on the hair
Another shown was an attractive
summer frock of white batiste trimmed
with medaIlions of yalenciennes lace and
with motifs of embroidery upon the
material The dress was made princess
IN fashion at the moment. The vest was
of lingerie and Valenciennes. As this
costume should really be tucked by hand
the model is elaborate and most effective.
Exceptionally pretty also was a batiste
gown. This was of pale ping elabor-
ately trimmed with narrow Valenciennes
insertion and edging. The guimpe or
yoke was of Valenciennes trimmed with
with narrow batiste bands. In this model
was given suggestion of the empire, for
the satin girdle, though brought down
nearly to the waist line in front, was
Hoped up toward the centre of the back
he skirt hanging full and loose from
there down. This skirt was an extraor-
linarily pretty model for it had long lines
10 accentuate height, while the ruffles
aid about the end of the skirt gave also
he round effect which is once more re-
turning to fashion.
At ltast one dark silk or chiffon frock
obligatory in every trousseau, and
,la ( dress is particularly serviceable.
A black gown, however, must be very
mart TO be correct, and it must be so
trimmed that it could not possibly be mis-
aiken for a mourning costume Black
md white is also useful and is sure to
le effective. A dress of black point
l'espirit, laid over white silk and trim
ned with black cluny lace was very pref
Y. The guimpe and sleeves We're of
thite point d Alencon. Beneath the lace
uffles of the sleeves were full puffs
sesprit.
Most attractive was gown of white
owered mousseline, trimmed with both
alenciennes and Irish lace The wide
cit was of white satin sloped and fitted
as to give the becoming long waist
ftct.
These dresses are all models from
fart te la Mode
Every season the fashionable color
Aanges. Black is worn one year, crush
strawberry another. peacock blue an
her. and sfraightway all the women
ID girls of every shade of complexion
ear the color in question. The conse-
aence is that. out of every twelve wo-
en-, one whom the fashionable coior
tits, is for that season pretty: eleven
hcm it ooes not suit are, for that rea-
N palmer than they need have been.
they had chosen the color that was
coming to themselves, they might have
Dked at least as attractive as Nature
ID made them.a This is what we are
| called upon to do
OF course. it is not always easy for
fsons who have not an EYE for color
ii is called. to know what color does
it themselves. Some-people there are
young, beautiful and bright-wholn
cry color seems to suit; they can wear
ything. But these people are very ex-
ptional. The majority look their hest
ly when they wear eolors which har
,nize with the tints Of their hair and
aip,exion. An authority on dress gave