Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-08

though some OF the HOueiu
brides are married in travel
ing suits. Most brides discard the
long, hanging film. IL rests a great
deal with the bride herself. but she
generally prefers the veil. No matter
what the most ultra style in wedding
wells may be, whether II is OF old
lace. net or net with lace embroidery,
the tulle bridal veil secured with
wreath OF orange blossoms remains
always in good taste and form. June
brides who can afford the most
costly lace prefer those of tulle
because if its simplicity and becom-
ingness.
One of the best ways 10 arrange
the wedding veil is 10 catch the tulle
infolds like a charming little turban.
This gives quite a fulness TO the veil
at the sides and back but keeps 1t
well away from the face, according
TO the prevailing fashion of the bride
not wearing her veil over her race.
Many brides adhere to the time-hOnor-
ed custom of putting the veil back
after the ceremony has been perform
ed. The wreath may be OF old-fash-
toned wax orange blossoms, and they
are arranged on foundation oil
covered wire to fit the couture. On
this the tulle is draped, making an
invisible and comfortable support for
the bridal veil.
Taking beauty into consideration,
the girl who is married in a church
has less in her favor than one who
is married in her home. In the first
place, there is the embarrassment OF
a great number of critical eyes fixed
upon her face and toilet, and the
church gown is a much more staid ar
fair than the home wedding dress
may be, never allowing, under any
circumstances, the transparent yoke
and sleeves the latter often permits.
The bride should look upon the
church wedding as simple ceremony.
Self-confidence has a great deal TO DO
with getting the bride into the proper
mental state for the ordeal This will
improve her complexion as well as
her bodily health. The bride-to-be
should have d great deal of rest be-
fore she appears at the altar, and
nothing should be allowed to worry
her FOR days before the ceremony.
One of the greatest beautifiers that
can be recommended to the bride is
the daily warm bath. The so-cailed
poisOn of the excitement can thus be
cleansed from the system, and both
the skin and nerves will be soothed.
For the bath there is nothing better
than sea salt, which has duiling in
fiuence on the nerves of most PEG
pie.
The skin of the face must have
its seperate care, and this holds good
also with the hands and arms. The
only way TO clean the face properly
is TO give it a wash first with cold
cream, which must be wiped over
with warm water to induce the pores
TO open we'll. Then use good, white
soap and plenty of warm water and
wash the face well, rubbing in a
small bit Of cold cream afterwards,
while the skin is still damp. This
wash should be taken upon retiring
The June brides hat should follow
the prevailing fashions in women's
feadgear The. hats must invariably
do one thine-hug the head closely.
The new hats that follow this line are
called the aeroplane hat, the drsped
turban and the Chantecier. One form of
the airship species is a deep turban
and mushroom with a heavy band of
closely maSsed flowers. within which
a bunchy tulle crown turban goes up
TO agreat height The draped turban
NAV be in Russian or Persian style,
snd this hat is one of the best for
the bride. being suitable for travel
ing and quite easy 10 handle dis
tIncfiye feature with both the Per-
sian and Russian styles is a sidefront
ornament Of dazzling magnihcence-
Soune OF the turbans imported from
Paris are Of a bright red tulle, shrimp
pink and blue. Their ornaments are,
about the size OF an ordinary saucer.
There are some very decided deDar-
lures in the way in lingerie for the
prospective bride. Dimity Is being
most used for night dresses and com
binasions. little pieces Of corset cover
and skirt all in one and they seem
the height Of luxury and coquetry.
The new dimity weaves are not simi-
lar 10 the old ones. The sheer white
Is woven with bars. checks. spots,
squares and small floral designs. and
IS these are in white they serve to In
crease the delicate look Of the back
around. Combined TO this is Val. lace
or insertion Of ioubie-edEed embroid-
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