Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
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have rose buds, or Niles Of the valley.
or orchids
In the late weddings the shower
bouquets we're not oftoa seen, but the
fiat English bouquet was IN evidence,
also toe round bouquet surrounded
with dark green foliage. it may be
OF any hover that ,Ao bride prefers.
80 long az u o. white, though roses
are extremely popular In those Of
tho bridesmaids some color may be
shown, aud 70 there IL a color scheme
either individually or tn the group
10 be- carried out, tae bouquets should
be 81 harmony.
a gown Of yelling IN Queens grey
"a trimmed with irish crochet lace
aud silk bands, consisting OF skirt and
waist, would be q pretty costume for
a reception dress, which mlght have
been used as o wedding dress N the
bride had wished 20 be married IN a
cloth costume. The skirt was a seven.
gored mouel with inverted plalt ef.
feet over the cores. falling fall about
the feet. where three graduated bands
OF gray silk formed the decoration;
scattered over the Eorea we're occas.
iouhl bow knots OF ribbon, gray. en-
broidored IN tiny rosebuds fastened
90 the skirt by embroidery stitches.
The waist had a square yoke OF fancy
outline In lace edged with a band Of
gray sllk A silk belt completed the
costume. A hat that could be worn
with this gown could be made Of gray
chip. adorned with a cream lace scarf,
gray rucho IN the hack, a wreath OF
pink roses around the crown, aud q
white aigrotte at the left side.
The travelling suit should be- a sim.
pie affair One Of the new soft mo
hairs. OF the chiffon variety should
DO used. as for suits this material On
particularly favorodl but for waists a.
10 not satisfactory, 90 the blouse
should be OF tafieta or crepe 40 chine
gr some Otner more pliable goods that
drapes and blousos softly, which, even
Ia the newer weavea, mokair does not
do Make the skirt with the new
circular sides and the inverted box
plat In the back and front with, per
haps, a trimming Of mohsir braid or
bias bands OF taffeta. The coat should
be- short, with a narrow waistcoat
Of silk, and braided TO match the
skirt.
Another costume. tina. Il partlcu.
iaFly effective. and would be stylish
for church, lunchoOns, or afternoon
calling. Is one OF rajah silk, made IN
a walking length. that "a, that Just e..
capos the ground. This should BE- a
skirt with long lines In plaits, tunic
mode or the princess without the
high cofaolet. A little bolero should
be provided as these jackets are a
feature OF The scaaon. One Of the
newest has a shaped band around the
lower edge into which an the fullnosr
% gathered, which Is extended Ia
fancy outline up the front and around
the neck into a pointed back
For the mother OF the bride a SILK
In Queens gray would be appropriate,
made with n slight train ard trimmed
about the bottom ~ the skirt with
bands. a slightly draped waist giving
an empire effect below n lace yoke
and collar: pulled sleeves with slash
cd cuffs having falls OF lace. ana n
narrow pointed giFdle would complete
the costume
For the other costumes. there are
the lingerie modes. such a. teagOwna
matinoes. kimonoa, dressing sacks.
ate; the morning street costumes. the
afternoon house gown, the morning
shirt waist costume, plain skirt Tor
sports. and shirt waists suitable 10 90
with q, few odd skirts, one Of cloth
and one OF SIX; a few linen suits; an
evening dress, and, last, but not
least. the coats: q ralncOat, a long
wrap for wear over dressy eowas for
theater, concerts and evening affairs,
a iaunty short jacket and long.
aleeyed Zion Some OF these adjuncie
OF the outfit the bride may already
have. which. with a little r6noyatlng.
will do good service through the win.
ter, and the money may be saved for
those other additions, sue. as belts.
collars, gloves, etc, without a good
aupply 0g which no wCman's wardrobe
% complete.
bridesmaid gowns are made on
the picturesque order. For the Sep.
TENDER wedding when tho morning air
Is apt 10 be crisp and cool, nothing
could be preitier for the four brides
maidg-the u3ual numheg--than lace
gowns made over SILK, and DlFectOire
c0ata OF taiieta SIR with hats Of the