The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-26
NEW sRapAL F,NERx.
Chiffon Cloth ovsr White Satin, Sheer
Voiles and 0rsuadines and Mes
salines Favored Materials. nS


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For the maid who. possesses much
real lace and who would combine It
with her wedding fnery, to the best
advantage. the gown Of white, chiffon
cloth over shimmering white satin will
offer the best medium One such
gown with its demitrained akirt folded
solid to knee depth with inch-wfde
tucks had lace medallions, inserted Hat
| ly upon these tucks that were cut
away to reveal an under petticoat OF
silver cloth. Its 4 meshes differing
through the lace suggesting od-wolfd
| gorgeOusness.
Silver and pearls are the only de-
partures from the ley white effect OF
the bridal raiment allowed. but, when
neither can be used. simple, effect.
charming and girlish. may be OBJ
tanned by nigh-necked gown made or
embroidered null, of the sheerest quail
ty, built over princess slip Of soft
white messaline. Other appropriate ma
terials Include sheer finely woven
white voiles and veilings, also satin
striped grenadines. while among the
messaline- woven SILKS will be found
designs in plenty to satisfy the most
caprieious taste. p4.
A white messaline with lily of the
valley design woven upon II was FASH
toned into an empire gown TO be worn
with gulmpe of lily patterned Bruges
lace made with long, close-ftting
sleeves. A circular bertha Of folded silk
was slashed over the sleeve tops OF
pulled silk. Below the bertha Wide
nounce of old lace draped prettily over
the slightly fulled empire waist, The
folds OF silk shinmered away into
plain, untrimmed lengths, extending
into train sweeping the floor for a
yard and a half. Further lily sngges-
tons were contained In the veil or
| white tulle' attached to the couture
with it's cascaded side folds delicately
embroidered with sprays OF lilies OF
the valley worked In delicate silver
threads The bridal bouquet. made in
horseshoe form, of lilies of the valley
and white orchids, was so arranged
that the bride might hold 1t at the Gen
ter OF the curve, leaving the ends to
fall In shower suggestions to the tips
OF white satin slippers with. their
points embroidered with single ,erossed
sprays of lilies of the valley done with
silver threads.
| The maid of honor, now advanced 10
nearly as important place as the
| bride. Is allowed a color enlnloyMent
for her gown, which IA preferably OF
| soft, fluffy material. The new. painted
mousselines and chiffons, with their
wide, delicately toned flower borders,
are being eagerly purchased fox hopor
maids' dresses. It's not unusual for
the bridesmaids to repeat. the color
ings of the honor maids gown in their
solid-colored frocks OF malinettes or
chiffon, and the idea leads to charming
effects And. by the way, the gown Of
malinette, that new moisture proof
maline would answer admirably as q
summer dancing frock being proof
against the damp night air, which
means death to the crispest net or
chiffon.
One bridal color scheme showed the
honor maids gown OF flower painted
chiffon with mauve orchids having
pale-pink petal tips showing In the
border, with these same pink toner
reproduced In the all-pink malinetts
bridesmaids gowns With these dresses
ld-fsshioned white chip hats we're to
be worn. trimmed with pink flowers
and tied with long. pink foral stream.
ers. while instead OF the inevitable
baskets. bouquets or horAily hideous
nuns, the brides genius has substi-
tutsd long. white enamel directolre
STATS. each tied with q few orchids and
streamers of colored chiffon.
Upon the going-away gown is Law
ished almo-Ot az much CARE and atfeh.
ton as upon the bridal gown. for the
newly made matron. the cynosure Of
many eyes. naturally wishes to present
as chic an e.2oearance as possible.