Arizona republican., 1910-05-11

- HE bridal out6t :s ksrd.y complete
 without the ven, although some of
 the n,oieru brides are married in
 Geveling suits. Most brides discard
 the long. hanging film. IL rests great dsai sith the bride herself, but she sspeeGny prefess the veil No matter what The most ultra style h wedding wells may be whether il Is Of old lace. net or net with lace embroidery. the tulle bridal veil secured with wreath or orange blossoms gemsins always In good taste and form June brides who csn anoru the most costly lace prefer those or tune rscsuss Of It's simplicity ana becoming ness
 One Of the best ways to arrange me wedding yell is 70 catch the tule in foids like g charming little tu:ban. This gNes quite fulness to the veil at the sioes aud back, but keeps it well away from tue face, according to the prevailing fash' ion of the bride not wearing her we'll over her face NaDy brides adhere to me time ehopored custom of putting the vel back after Ihe ceremony has been per formed The wreath may be or o.d-tasn- .oued wax oraIge Dlossofns, and they are arranged on a foundation or covered wire 10 1t the e9iffare. On this the tuiie Is drspeS. maIins sn invisible and comfort sttsit SutDDsI lIt 'ca-
 Taking beauty into consideration. the girl -wh, Is married in a church has less in her favor than the one who Is married :n ter home Tn 1te first place. there is the embarrassment sf great number or critical eyes fixed upon her face and toil' cite. and the church gown IS a mueh more stsId affair than the home wedding dress may Le never allowing, under any circumstances, rhe transparent yoke and sleeves the latter often permits
 The bride should look upon the church yedding as q simple ceremony sen-conn- dence has great deal to do with getting Ire bride into the proper mental state for the ordeal This will improve her com pleIion as well as her bodily health. The bride-to-be should have a great deal of rest before she appears al the altar, and nothing should be sllowed to worry her fer days before the ceremony. One of the greatest beaCtiisrs that can he recon neIded to tte bride is the daily warm bath The so-ca:led poisons of the excite Iaent can thus ba c,eansed from the sys- ten. and both tine skin and nerves will be sootbca For the bath there Is noth- 3rg better than sea salt which has dulliRg influence CD Ibe nerves of most people
 The skin of tn. face must have it's separate care. and this holds good also with the hands and a-Ins The only way To clean the fsce properiy Is to give It wash first with cold cses a, which must De wiped over with warm water to in- duee the pores to. open well. Then use good, white soap and plenty of warm water and wash the face well, rubbing in sInau bit of cold cream afterwsrd. while the skin is still damp. This wash should ts taken upon retiring.
 The June br:ris's hats should follow the prevailing fashion. n women's hesdgear The hats must inrw.abiy tc one thing hug the head closely. The new hats that follow this line are called the aeroplane hat, the draped turban and the Chsnte- Cler. One form of the Rirxhip species is q deep turban and mushroom with heavy band of closely massed flowers within which 6 bunehy t1.ie crown goes sl to great height The draped tuFban taaS be in Russian or Persian style. and this hat is one of the best for the bride. being suitable for travelling and quite easy to hNnGfe dbtinctive feature with bokh ros Persian and Russian styles is a Gidefront- ornsIsent Of dazzling nag nifi- cence Some Of the turbans imported from Parts are Of N bright red tuIle shrimp pink and blue. Their ornaments are aborr the size of an ordinary saucer.
 Tbers are sotns very decided departures