Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-06-12
FASHION WORLD.

June is here again, the month fol
weddings. and which is thought by many
10 be the prettiest time of the year. The
styles in bridal gowns have not changed
much il any since the April weddings
Satin of the soft, supple variety called
satin ondoyant or satin antique is still
chosen by this years bride. There are
some exceptions, however, for one most
exquisite wedding gown was made OF
heavy satin in plain, almost severe lines,
but it depended entirely upon some very
costly lace as its adornment. A perfect
model for bridal gown was seen IN
white satin 0ndoyant aud embroidered in
white floss. 1t was cut in princess style,
semi-ttting TO give the hipless effect and
It seemed to hang from the shoulders
where were bretelle executions outlined
with seed pearls. The deep yoke was of
princess fIet lace and was edged with a
baud of embroidered satin. The under
bodice and sleeves were of embroidered
white chiffon. The stock collar Of me-
dunn height was bound with satin. The
train was cut in a separate section
which fell gracefully from the shoulders.
Another charming model was made of
line white Brussels net cut in Empirr
style aud handsomely embroidered in
tioss silk and silver. IL was worn over II
fitted princess slip Of white messaline.
4 wide bertha of embroidered net ex-
tended over the shoulders and formed a
Batteau train in the back There are
numerous arrangements of the bridal
veil and this year the most artistic eff
fects are shown. Lace wells are magniti-
cent. but some people do not care for
them because they are 50 heavy Brus-
sells applique covered with embroidered
dots is the favorite lace for these wells.
Fine tulle sometimes edged with beauti-
full lace makes very attractive veil.
1t is caught in q chou with orange bios
SONS and is fastened just at the left side
Of the couture while a wreath or a half
wreath of the blossoms Is placed on the
tnlle. In most instances the flowers are
eangh, TO the veil instead of the hair,
but at the same time they are arranged
10 fall over the DomDadou-.
This year there are 50 many elaborate
lingerie. silk and semi-trausparent gowns
70 be worn that a separate coat must
be had to wear with them when q wrap
i needed. There are coats Of lace and
Of embroidery and a combination ut tWn
or more kinds Of lace. Very attractive
are the ones Of coarse-mesbed net APP
pliqued with taffeta or sOutache ia q
Greek key design and bOrdeed with
heavy lace. The half-length coats for
afternoon carriage and evening use are
made of heavy laces such as Nenjse.
AAAcA AHA itdltdHs IHt% are rt6U III
loose Empire lines with flowing elbow
sleeves in one with the coat. Some have
borders Of medaliioDs in all-over en-
broidered linen with the scall0pcd edges
falling over accOrdian-plaitfd chiffon
eordage loops and cabachoDs
The thin fabrics for summer are be
witchingly pretty. Stripes are always
attractive and some are two toned while
others are plain delicate bairline on a
white ground. There are muslins Of
pink, blue or lavender and white stripes
perhaps an eighth Of an inch wide aud
those with black hair lines or blue aud
brown combined. Figures aud circles
are equally as charming, the latter some
times forming a border IN graduated
sizes. One very dainty muslin IN
nOngee tone had small flowers in white
With dark brown centers all over tho
surface. A ,ely dotted Swiss showed
border Of haBd-embroidered dots IN
brown forming o Greek key design.
Three graduated rows completed tho
border.
4 very important accessory in this sea