Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-06

garland effects. the material being appar-
emily gathered in ruched tucks, say, an
eighth of an inch deep. and the same dis
lance apart. five six Of these to the
group, each group being about two and
half inches broad and two and half inches
apart, each group describing a series of
shallow curves. At the top and bottom Of
each curve was fastened a small bow Of
narrow. silvery green liberty satin ribbon.
1t does not read half as pretty and graceful
as the effect.
The white tulle wells fell to the waist line,
or, rather, ended Just above. and were
brought over the front of the pompadours
and caught there with one or two small pale
green ostrich tips. each wearer having her
feather arranged bit differently, and to
best suit her Individual features Sprays of
the white flowers In vine effect also ex-
tended down the couture on each side as
rar as the ears. The bouquets of white
daisies were tied with broad pale green rib
bons, and showers Of single daisies were
suspended from quarter-inch streamers Of
green ribbons.
Miss Maize Livingston Delafeld. the maid
of honor. wore a princess robe of green chif-
fon, with a white lace yoke and sleeves the
former being square and the latter square
at the bottom also. much on the order of
certain short sleeve of the middle ages,
close at the top and loose at the bottom
haring from the shoulder seams rather than
ruffling as they dropped
The gown was princess, and was fitted
by iengthwise tucks or plaits, three-quarters
or an inch wide, that began below the bust
| line and ended at the hip line The skirt
trailed was bouffant at the bottom and dec
GRATED with four puftings of the chiffon, hay
ing at each edge two half-inch folds of pa lie
green satin going around the skirt These
puus We're perhaps four inches wide the
nalr-lnch tucks making them nearly two
inches Wlder. Each was its own width from
the next, and the topmost of all was AFT fine
knees Miss Delafield's flowers veil and
plumes We're like those of the bridesmaids
The bride. Mrs. Carter, wore a trained
pIiicess soDe OF white satin, with point lace
stock and yoke. Duffed sleeves covered with
point lace. and having sleeve fiounces to
match. ~
Inc long. narrow train was fiounced with
rose point lace nearly ten inches deem and
point lace of about the same width ran nm
the Side seams of the skirt more TO +bs
knees, sprays of orange blossoms heino
caught at the top of each seam fIounce
1er ven was scarf of old point lace worn
by her grandmother, that came we'll down
on the train 1t was a very close pattern.
ana most unusual one. In the front II
covered the brides blonde pompadour ana
was caught with orange blossoms
FROM the waist line up some seyen or
eIgnt lnches the coat fitted tightly, and
over this the upper part of the jacket In
wolfe, was brought, after being laid in
pressed graduated plaits at both the ton
ard the bottom. AT the bottom the wolfe
was laid in plaits below the bust and A
band or silk braid an inch and a quarter
wide was set on over the edge outlining
point upward just under the bust and
a point downward at the side next the
battlemented fronts. This braid went up
the fronts and around the neck The wolfe
in the back was plated in at the top and
again at the waist line under the broad
cloth belt, the plaits being pressed fiat
Soutache braid outlined fleur de lis in the
back and small one each side of the
front between the neck and the armholes
The sleeves were full puffs above the
elbows, almost close fitting at the elbows
ard just below. Half way between the
elbows and wrfSfS fTrn cd baa Ir Hor
ing cuffs of canvas, covered with alter
nate bands of fancy silk braid, wolfe and
broadcloth. The top was an inch-wide
band of silk braid; then came a wolfe
band, then one of broadcloth, followed
by narrower one of wolfe, finished by a
quarterback braid At the outside of
each cuff were two fiat gold buttons
The sleeve tops were odd in the ex-
tremes. The pun was laid in side pIaits,
turning upward on the arms from the
elbow to the shoulders, the material fall
ing back in bouffant folds. These side
plaits ended some three inches from the
inside seams, the material in slanting
, fields Tapped over the upturned plaits and
extended from the arms eyes L, lust
above the elbow. where they met the in
ner crossing over the outer and forming
the tlght sleeves below. In this then. the
upper part of the sleeve rose in a large
puff, V-shaped at the center bottom.
Where the plaits crossed above the elbow
there was a solid fieur-de-iis done in SOU
tache braid.
The hat topping this gown was one Of
the round hats with the brim turning
down and curling under all the way
around, of yellow chip faced with brown
tulle. The crown, an Inch and a half
high, also round, was trimmed with folds
of brown tulle, one outside the other that
extended to the top of the crown and also
out for an inch more on the four-inch
brim. At the right side near the back
were several chous in golden yellow and
shaded brown tulle. and from these rose
four small, full tips In dark, medium and
light brown, and one in yellow. One of
these curled over toward the back, one
to the front and the yellow and brown
ono. placed together, curled over the
crown. Under the brfm full ruche of
brown tulIe, and tuile covered the yellow
velvet bandeau. MARIE WELDON.
On Another Lay.
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