Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25

inch-wide fold of blue satin set under the
lower row Of lace blocks or squares. From
the ceuters OF several of the squares hung
a tiny pink rosebud. and on the shoulders,
trailing down over the short pulled sleeves,
were small sprays Of long-stemmed mauve
viOlets and several pink rOsebuds. with
more OF the rosebUds on the tops of the
lace sleeves.
The sleeves were formed of several small,
full puifa the top OF satin, over which the
lace squares forming the bolero extended.
They We're finished with frills of the hlet
lace.
little Miss Mary Percy Pyne the niece
OF the bridegroom, who Is barely ten years
OF age WAS in white. an Irish crochet lace
froCk, topped by a big white hat. trimmed
with long white ostrich plumes, and carried
a basket filed with marguerites.
Mrs. Howlands golng-away gown was
one of the latest French models in gray
chiffon cloth and chiffon broadcloth. the
shade being smoke gray but the most
fetching part OF the going-away costume
was the hat. with its shaded violets and
maidcnhair ferns The hat itself was
wide-brimmed gray crinollne with little
mound-shaped crown of satin the same hue
as the brim. This hat was much the shape
OF that of the maid Of honor, one of the
newest things IN Partisan models. that does
not tilt up at the back or down at the
front. but rests gracefully where a hat
should, in order to most artstically frame
the face and hair.
The brim was perhaps five inches wide
at the left and perhaps an inch mar
rover at the right, being the same depth
in the back and the front. A fold OF
satin ribbon. gray. Of course, finished the
base of the crown, and in the front,
shade 10 the right, were two great loose
lunches OF shaded mauVe violets, the
one at the left, a bit higher than the
other. OF single flowers, while that at
the right and "a bit lower, was the dou-
bic variety. and back OF them and through
them were the feathery fronds of the
maidcnhair fern, arranged in the most
natural manner possible. Under the brim
the bandcau showed at the front, left
and back, and was massed with ChouS
OF gray liberty satin ribbon
The bandeaus Of both the Je hats raised
them little at the Left, but there was
no eNaggCratiou to any of them.
The going away gown was three piece
affair The skirt of gray chiffon cloth
over silk was shrred three or four times
at the top. and the thin material then
fell in accordon-pleated effect to.the hoor.
II had deep hem and some four inches
from the bottom three-inch bias band
of gray chiffon broadcloth was stitched
on-stitched at the top only. Perhaps
three inches above this was another
half inch narrower. while couple Of
Inches above this was third band some
two inches broad.
The bodice was formed of accordion
plated chiffon cloth and wide stitched
bands of the chiffon broadcloth.
The bodice had the accordion plating rum
ming across the body instead OF lengthwise,
and this plating was held In place and
shaped into bolero effect by shaped pieces
of the chiffon broadcloth two inches wide.
stitched in gray silk quarter of an inch
apart ali over. the lines of stitching. of
course following the shape of the bands.
These bands went across ne back OF the