The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-07
What the Easter Trousseau Must Include
The Travelling Gown Must Be Incon-
spicuous Something Besides
kimono for Breakfast Wear.
a. Little Cap for Coffee
I'D Ones ROoTp

n HE brides are having their hour now.
On every hand one meets them. and
~-blcsS you!-one couldn't miss them
They nrc 10 be recognized In minute by
their hnppy foccs, by the plump pocket
books they carry md by the cxtravnsant
faiols they giecfully purchase with cvi.
IDENTIFY 10 twioges of the unpleasant
economy prick. The little Easter brides,
It is surely good to SEQ them In their
youth and prettiness and happiness: for
now-as the dainty Indian lyric goes
The young green grass Is eprinGInC
And tho marriage month is drawing very
near"
Only Ono Wedding Dress In
Lifetime.
A woman may be mnrrlcd os many
times AS she plcases-in these advanced
dnys-but shc may be g rcnI bride but
once. Tho widow and the divorcee have
no right TO tho brides sacred privilege
the lily white gown, covered with a misty
veil: or TO her symbolic nowcr-the or.
nnEc blossom. So the little Faster bride
with true sentiment SACRIFICES something
else II need be. and for once In her
life steps forth 10 the brave panopiy and
sweet dignity of real wedding dress.
Would that every bride could nford
TO wear her wedding rnImcnt but the
once. laying 1t away with lavender ard
dear memories afterwsrd, but wedding
gowns cost a deal Of money and the
average bride must plan hers with a Wow
to It's doing duty on many an occasion
after Its initial wcartlme
setin Is the approved material for tho
conventional wedding dress. and this
years satin wedding costumes In thclr
softs draped effects, are suprcDely lovely.
The model shown in today's Illustration
bos droped skirt attached to n bodice
OF rich lace. which Is laid over a little
yoke OF Irish crochet. Tho long sleeves
Of shlrred satio add striking individuality
10 tho gown. The veil of point d'Alon-
con Is draped with orange blossoms.
Too Mnn1 FrocIss n Mistake.
The Easter bride. and also tho June
bride, Will do we'll to Invest plentifuIly
10 dainty lingerie but not spend layishly
Tor frockS She cannot very well buy
ahend for another winter season when
who knows?-we may all be wearing
eorls and crinolIneS. Paris predicts me-
oieval costumes: London prophesies carly
victorian styles. someone clso insists
mat the mode will be after the bounraut
LOUIS Nv period. At my rntc. summer
Is meeting, and host of pretty foulards.
ponsecs and linens. which run into aI
most as much money for the making as
more substantial stuns, Will not be as
satisfactory start for the winter sen.
Son as little bank account 10 reserve.
Some essentials there arc which tho
spring bride must surely provide, nm.
less her honeymoon is to be spent "doInr
europe or out OF ranch. Sho must
pave In the 1rst place. beside n smartly
oult travelling suit OF serge or mohalr.
one cont and skirt costume OF cloth or
poneee silk. two afternoon frocks I'm
oresey style, couple OF dinner gowns. A
oancing froek and a handsome evening
wrap. To these really necessary Items
mnF be added ns many pretty summer
1rocke and various dainty blouscs as tho
summer plans call for.
ihe travelling Suit of Substantial
Fnbrtc.
toe eoing-sway" rnimcnt is utmost
as important In the brides cstimntIon ns
,no wedding gown itself. In her travel.
Jog goro she Is to enjoy the nrst aotls.
iaet'oo OF her newly acquired matronlv