New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
WEDDING GOWNS.
Erquisite Models Made after Gre
atoms by Famous Paris Firms.

Great care and attention have been given this
season TO the rearranging of the gown room Of R. H
Macy & Co, Broadway at Sixth avenue and 34th
40 25:h street.
Il IS most complete and exclusive in all its d.
tails. One reason for such ''homeIike" complete
ness Is the speciality this house is making this fan
of wedding gowns, all ready to wear together
with the accoutrements from veil and orange bios
SONS down the dainty hose and shoes Here
may the eoping bride stop off and bedeck her
self the all important lifeand-death event would
demand and 10 the suburban bride-to-be this de-
partTnent is an incalculable blessing in the saving
Of time, energy and nerve tension in shopping and
fittings.
Of course the gowns are also made TO order. and
in selecting materials and style the purchaser is
assisted by of the firms high class modistes
50 either way is a simpifcation of this always in
teresting but rather trying ordeal
The prevailing style is the white satin princess
with tunic skirt; very long train of course and
elaborate trimmings Of laces and seIf-ernbroidery
An especially elegant gown shown to a prospective
bride from Connecticut yesterday was heavily en-
broldeTed in pearls.
Replicas Of imported models-exact in every de-
tsil-in dinner, ball and reception gowns are
shown at less than third of the originals in price
For instance, there is rich gold satin dinner
gown. in princess effect, embroidered heavily in
self color, made after Francis model that cost
s6-o. This one is $163
A melon colored satin-the luscious shade Of the
h-art OF a perfectly ripe cantaloupe- embroidered
no
sash enos embroidered similarly, IS made from q
original $3.50 F' INC
Another beautiful creation after a model from
tit house reprOduces the Marie Louise stvje in
porlpadeur Chiffon 4 soft shade OF yellow
satln. The broad crush girde is of the satin
and bit Of II is also worked in in garnishine the
lace sleeves Duchesse lace IS combined with fbe
ch--on in the waist and sleeves and also near
the potion OF the skirt. II pronounced by
shopper yesterday a great bargain at S174
among me evening gowns white, pale blue and
PINK are the pTedominating colors, and they run
from SO 10 5000 in price according whether YOU
want plain net net spangled embroidered. chif-
ion self-trlInmed or embroidered. or Irish lace.
Satin, TOO, plays a prominent part thfs aggre-
cation OF evening gowns, as well those for
afternoon receptions, and there is unusual line
Of black for all occasions in satins chifTons laces
crepes and nets with trimmings of self embroidery
handsome braids and rich lace
Probably the japanese cape coats are the greatest
novelty in evening wraps. They beautifully
embroidered, in white and pastel shades but the
broadclOth, Irish and lace trimmed with lace dyed
70 match, in almost every conceivable Color and
corne from Francis, Drecoll, Bechof, David. & Gle.
and other models.
The separate black coat which is 10 be so much
IN evidence this winter is shown in smart shapes
L. broadcioth, heavily braided velours eTnbroid-
cred and plain and in combinations Of velvet, with
satin and laces for very dTessy occasions.
The upOrJed rubberiZed rain coats in all the
newest shades and generally with kimonO sleeves,
for S26 and upward.
tourists coats, for motoring we'll
pther travel, they would better be seen than de-
Ecribed. From SIC 80 TO SI45 may choose rich