Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-18

gift OF Mr.. Longworth TO his bride was a
necklace of selected diamonds perfectly
matched the stones being beautifully
mounted. This probably was tntrinsically
the most valuable gift received by Miss
Alice
GOWNS AND HATS OF WOMEN GUESTS
Many Elaborate and Beautiful Toilets
Seen Mt the wedding.
No social event in recent years in Amer
lea has induced so many elaborate and
beautiful toilets as the wedding of Miss
Roosevelt and Mr.. Longworth. The gowns
and hats of the ladies present were in keep
ing with the romantic Importance of the
event. While the display of Jewels was
not so great as it might have been had II
been an evening AFFAIR. it nevertheless was
notable. Many of the women present wore
Jewels which matched in color their gowns.
or, il they did not match. they entered har-
moniousy into the color scheme Of the
toilets. As the wedding was a morning
function the women guests, for the most
part, kept on their hats. The women 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 DandS or NelVet, the same
shade. The. transparent yoke and collar
were OF point de venice lace, the sleeves
being elbow length and finished with lace
ruffies.
Mrs. Douglass Robinson, sister of the
| president. a reseda velvet. bands of sable
| trimming the skirt and edsing the Jacket.
which was in empire effect
Mrs. Robert b. Roosevelt jr., light blue
| chiffon cloth made in princess style, with
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
black velvet hat, trimmed with plumes
| Mrs. John e. Roosevelt tan chiffon cloth.
| the skirt edged with n narrow band OF
mink. the bodice having three mink ,orna,;
| ments placed between narrow N-shaped
| insertions of lace. A small hat of mink
| trimmed in lace.
trimmed with insertions of lace and laven-
der velvet bow knots; a picture hat OF gray,
with large White plumes.
| and hat to match.
Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt. white lacs cloth
gown and tan-colored straw hat and lace
Mrs Emlen Roosevelt steel blue parna
velvet, with Veretian collar and cuffs; hat
Miss Christine Roosevelt, blue silk
| trimmed with lace large hat with blue
Miss Margaret Roosevelt Cerise crepe de
chine. and hat in same shade.
Mrs. I.ongworth. mother Of. the BRIDE
groom. white chiffon cloth trimmed with
deep band of Irish lace at the hem:
long coat of Irish lace. She carried mauve
| orchids.
| Iongworth was in brown chiffon velvet
! embroidered and trimmed with cloth of
Mrs. Fairbanks, wife of the vice presi-
dent. in violet chiffon, with hat and
gloves to match, the hat having long violet
Mrs Root, wife Of the secretary of state.
dark green velvet, with a small toque to
Miss Root. cerise chiffon velvet, with
black velvet hat and dark furs.
! Mrs. Shaw wife Of the secretary of the
treasury: lavender satin. with toque of the
| same color.
Mrs. Cortelyou. wife of the postmaster
general white vole the fronts OF the
skirt and bodice of hand embroidery; large
white hat with plumes
Mrs. Bonaparte, wife of the secretary of
! the navy, wore the historic black which
was sent by the king of Westphalia Je-
| rome Bonaparte to his daughter. and which
has been handed down to the secretary and
Mrs. Bonaparte. The lace is in fiounces
Of great depth and was worn over coral
satin. She also wore the necklace. pins and
| hair ornaments which Jerome presented TO
| his American wife, Martha Patterson OF
Baltimore. before he became king Of West
| phalia.
Mrs Metcalf. wife OF the secretary OF
| commerce and labor. was in blue velvet
with large white hat with blue plumes.
Mime. Hengelmueller. wife of the Aus
TRAN ambassador, was in coral-tinted wolfe.
her hat matching I'm color.
bassador. black velvet costume, trimmed
with Irish crochet lace large black hat
trimmed with black and white.
Baroness Rosen, wife of the Russian am
bassador' black velvet with black hat
being in court mourning: for the. late King
christian OF Denmark; father Of the dow
Nine. Jusseraud, white chiffon, with vel
vet, 9 Applique in black and hat in black
Lady Dursnd. wife of the British am
bassador' gray chiffon cloth, with gray
hat. furs shoes and gloves.
! Baroness Won Sternberg. wife of the Ger
man ambassador, In cloth of silver liberty
Velvet velvet: picture hat Of lace covered with
feathers, shading from shell pink around
the neck 20 an exquisite purple at the tips
Nine. Nobuco, wife OF the BRAZILIAN am
bassador, blue panne velvet and lace with
large hat trimmed with plumes.
Nine. Leger. wife of the minister of
Hayu, a cream-tinted costume which had
apphques In pink rosebuds: her large hat
was white and encircled with white plumes
Baroness Moncheur. wife OF the belgian
minister black panne velvet large black
Mime. Walker Martinez. dress of Irish
Nine; calderon, black velvet costume and
hat trimmed with white pumes
Mrs. Harlan. black velvet trimmed with
white lace, black and white bonnet
with point lace, tooue in black and white
Mrs Day cloth dress, with white hat to
Miss Helen Cannon, white broadcloth
with insertions OF white lace, white hat,
trimmed with white ostrich plumes
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry wife Of the
assistant secretary of the navy, violet
chiffon velvet with violet chinon, large
violet hat with shaded violet plumes.
cloth and picture hat in blue.
Mrs. Foraker, electric blue chiffon
trimmed with velvet. same shade neck
lace Of sapphires. small gold lace hat
trimmed with electric blue plumes and
paradise feathers.
Miss Foraker, coral cloth, made prfn-
cess with short elbow sleeves Jacket
trimmed with sealskin, coral hat trimmed
with gold lace and coral plunes.
Mrs. j. Sloat Fassett white lace gown
and hat OF violet velvet
Mrs. John Jacob Astor, mauve chiffon
velvet, princess style. the waist opening
over vest Of silver cloth embroidered In