Weekly journal-miner., 1913-12-03
How the Bride and Bridesmaids
 Were Anaued

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 WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The
 bridal gown worn at the White
 House wedding today was of white
 satin, a soft weave, but of light and very lustrous quality. Real point lace, orange blossoms and em-
 broidery added elegance and beauty
 The skirt was the modish draped one, the fullness showing most on the left front. The neck was cut cut little and the embroidery. of an orange blossom design. outlined the opening and also extended down the side front of the bodice and the skirt. The sleeves were finished off with frills of the point lace.
 The lace also appeared in the draped waist and where the folds were caught, it was with tiny clus ters of orange blossoms. The bridal flower also held the draped folds on the skirt.
 The train was very long-lons enough for regulation court use-i and was cut square at the end
 The tulle bridal veil almost fell the length of the train. It was held to the coiffure by a cap of. point lace, similar to the lace trim ming the dress. The Dutch cap style of veil arrangement was ex-l ceedingly becoming to the bride, whose fair hair. very smoothely dressed in coils close to her head, gave just the right effect Orange blossoms sprayed the lace and formed something of a wreath around the head
 The pink color scheme of the wedding found its loveliest expres- | sion in the bridesmaids dresses. The maid of honor and the four brides. | maids wore dresses and hats made | precisely alike but varying in shade The maid of honor wore the paleSt | pink of any, a shell tint so delicate | that in some lights it was almost white. Two of the bridesmaids wore deep rose and the dresses of the ether two were in much lighter tint. The make was very modish Slim outlines were preserved around the hem of the draped skirt but a more bouffant effect was apparent around the waist line and hips
 The dresses were all of charmeuse and the chiffon over drapery was in the exact shade. Chiffon and silver lace also draped the waists and the tunics were of the silver lace. A very sheer cream lace was used in the gin high. flaring. Marie Antoinette collars, and in the flow ing sleeves.
 These costumes were worn with moderate sized hats trimmed with silver lace and made of pink moire.
 Mrs. Wilson, wife of the presi- dent, wore the most elaborate gown in which she has thus far been seen at the White House. The shade was ecru, a color very becoming to- her, because of her clear skin and rosy cheeks. The material was vel vet brocaded chiffon, with ecru lace and mink tail trimming. Under the lace a band of old blue and gold brocade showed and the soft colors in this combination were reproduced in the corsage bouquet worn at the left waistline The lace, which was very supple. fell in a cascade from the waist to the hem in front, and ' caught back the drapery at the left I side. A sash also E'ade of the lace t fell at the back. the ends being bordered with minktail.
 The brides going-away suit was a girlish costume of hunters green t sibeline. with a waist in Ihe same t shade of charmeuse. The latter was C Ornamented with embroidery in { green tones. and brightening shade. C Her hat was of green moire. and : stiff bows of velvet made the trim c ming.