Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-17

'Jn addition To these there are 'fii'y
! SStSgGsuDuxot - sthGntsla04see
vrfus, froms--sssativss ,--.psrsonal
friends. public officials and foreign
diplomats Il. rysa.s.ss. AZ
IA Almost - ..ahm1rpSi And Hrttsrfstk
tng a. the wedding gifts are the
comprising Mrs. LongS0rtn.s
trousgsam The gQing-away cress "
Sof almond c6lpted cloth with aHyoke
- lace ornamented with motifs o.
nassement0fis u the same nue. %
~ e,dvess. ssiTAe habit. close fitting
vith large plaits,. rests upon 2 FROM
- Ir,sh pctnt lace, then opens on 9
yest trimmed With embroidered gallon 2
and pompsdoar. The skirt y ben;
shaped. With > high corselet. The bot
tom Il siucrusted With Irish lace, \
4 dinner dress 4os white linen Ella
borately covered with embroidery Of
white 5iik Il ! mover and beautiful
feature Of the %troussesuw Its short
disclosing the ankles: and decollette,
with 4 supplat p6svencht sfFahsWtr
ency. the bodls6 Simuiatfnk \ bolero.
There are three l1etAces * salen'
eislpss a. thu skirt and the lounges
q tie same lace from the sleevess.a.
cetntsrs n vide hettensia ribbon
completes tho costume. .~I
There 10 q visiting costume 50
fetchink mat the very few femenine
sefsssAs u the.-bsjds. who0 were fay-
ored With 1 peep q It today describe
Sit scstaticaliy - ssdrean." This 4
q DirecEOlre dress Of fucshis-coiored
clofA IL 4 vague Princesse effect
the chief beauty u which lies In Its
lines. There 10 an arrangement Of
little capcs and reverse Of prune vei'
vet embroidered In silver. The ef-
feet Of the entire dress Is heightened
BY the Indispensable ~cravatte, which
IL Of cream coloredl shiffon trimmed
with point de venise. "
There are three ball dresses. One,
a toilette II pink chiffon and mus
seline de sole. Is i~ncrusted with me.
dallions OF pink silk and point appli.
quo hand painted with ~rompadour
motifs and encircled with an entire
deux Of va~lenciennes. With 1t goes
! cAinture OF sky hue silk. In direct
contrast Is q Princesse gown OF black
tulle entirely spangled with gold pail.
lettes and inset with garlnnds Of
roses Of alines lace also spanglea
with gold. The skirt II trimmed With
4 Nounce or Maiines lace on a trans
gparency Of sunburst plated golden
gauxe. The sleeves and loops at the
hrsast sre d blaok chiffon velvet EN-.
broidered In gold.
The third dress, also Princesse
style. II Of blue tulle embroidered
with paillettes and large motifs Of
silver. II rests upon a foureau OF
silver cloth that has a large ruche at
the hem. The sleeves I OF Eng.
fish point enbellished with silver
motifs.
The Bride.
The brite OF today IL the only child
Of the Presidents first marriage, and
va tweatvstwo years old this week.
sBAA wNss named Tor her mother. Alice
Lee. the latter having been the
daughter o. Mr.. and Mrs. George G.
Lee Of Boston, 70, whom the President
ueeanse ehka9ed during his tollegev
days at Harvard and to whom he was
married In 1881. I'll
rama me chtseSs n her antt. Mira
came the charge of aunt. Mrs. VII.
William 3. Coles. Who was then Miss
Anna Roosevelt. ana To- the present
day IL al much the chilt OF Mrs.
Cowles' affection a. though she were
q daughter instead Of ashiece. She
has resided with her father and step.
mother In later wears. but even since
their coming 10 the White House has
/. srent long periodic efsewhere. eithe.
with her maternal grandmother a,
With numerous relatives In Nov York
She was one Of the party accom-,
panying the Secretary Of War 10 the
p~tiiippires. AZ was also Represent
alive Longworth. their engagement
4 ing rumored several times durinl
tao journey.
Niss Roosevelt made, her debut A
= hall given In the East Room earl'
III January. 1902. since which date sh'
has enjoyed a succession OF attentions
before offered any American
girl.
Although born in New York sh'
has spent nor than half her tirrs y