The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-25


outline OF the round. neck IL marked by
embroidery which. extends down one
side Of the skirt The court tram y
quite long and narrow and 10 hemmeo
straight 3cross the square edge. Ine
lace appears on the corsage ana makes
q fluffy friIl to the elbow sleeves.
The bridal veil win be arranged IN the
present fancy for the cap eject, the
,, lace being nearest the face and orange
blossoms giving the conventional touch
to the coIffure.
The entire gown, it il further said,
will express the brides taste In the Sc
lection OF her trousseau wnicn 10 OF
fashionable materials and made on
smart models without 2 vestise OF *
aggeration In any detail.
Pink in varying shades il the color
of the dresses to be worn by the hve
attendants. The palest tint OF all Will
be worn by the maid Of honor. Two OF
the bridesmaids- will be dressed IN Z
rose shade and the two others In .
much lighter pink. The material u
charmeuse and the over drapeFy OF
chiffon ON waist and skirt matches the
satin underneath Marie Antoinette
collars and flowing sleeves of creamy
lace are smart touches. In their pink
MORE hats, the trimming Is OF silver
lace.
Mrs. Wilson, wife Of the president.
| wore q chiffon brocaded in velvet In an
ecru tint. Lace In the same tone ana
a fringe Of mink tails is the chief en-
Enlistment.
The brides travelling suit is in dark
green and her hat is in the same color.
Mrs. Franklin K. Lane, wife Of the
secretary OF the interior. wore blue
brocaded calling dress and long blue
velvet coat. Her hat was Of dark blue
velvet with creamy ostrich pIumes
trimming.
Miss Genevieve Clark, debutante.
daughter OF Speaker Clark. wore a
dainty frock OF pink chiffon cloth, made
over old blue satin. Her hat was a
black picture model.
Princess Traidos Praband, wife of the
Siamese minister, wore stunning
gown Of yellow crepe and net, en-
broidered in crystal beads. A tint OF
Oriental coloring showed through the
entire gown. At the corsage she wore
a red rose. Her hat was black trimmed
with fur ana paradise plumes.
Mrs. William B. Wilson. wife of the
secretary Of labor, made her first ap-
pearance at a White House function
today. Her dress was of taupe meb-
lasse poplin trimmed with cut steel or
naments ana touches of lavender velvet
and lace. Her small hat was black
and was trimmed with black plumes.
Miss Agnes Wilson, daughter of the
secretary OF labor. wore robin egg blue
crepe meteor. The bodice was of gold
threaded shadow lace over yellow chif-
fon and trimmings of tango velvet and
| rhinestones. Her hat was black and
trimmed with an aigrette.
Mrs. Lurton, wife Of Assistant JUS
t1ce Lurton. wore cornf1Ower blue
charmeuse with an Oriental beaded
tunic and black hat with white plumes.
Mrs. Burleson. wife of the postmas-
ter general wore dark brown crepe de
chine with touches of old rose, peacock
blue and old gold in the trimming with
lace and skunk fur. Her hat was OF
black velvet with band of skunk
Miss Lucy Burleson. daughter Of the
postmaster general, wore silver rose
taffeta trimmed with lace and fur with
q hat of black velvet trimmed with
flowers in old rose shades and fur.
The child's -frock Of navy blue
serge. which Is sketched here today. il
q good model for everyday wear II
made Of a good quality of serge, this
may be washed successfully though
with the detachable cuffs and collar
this should not be necessary for some
time. It is q simple little Russian
model with plain blouse. narrow skirt
and sleeves to the elbow and is belted