Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-26
BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES
 SEEN AT WEDDING

l WASHINGTON. Nov. g. - The bridal gown worn at the White House | wedding today was of white satin,
 a soft weave. but of a light and very | lustrous quality Real Point lace. 1 orange blossoms and embroidery add. ed elegance and beauty The skirt ' was the modish draped one, the full ness showing most on The left front | The neck was cut out a little and | the embroider. of an orange blossom
 design, outlined the opening and also 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 clusters of
 orange blossoms. The bridal flower
 also held the draped folds on the skirt
 The train was very long-long enough for regulation court use-and
 was cut square at the end The tulle bridal veil almost fell the [ lNI1AAA bA tAAN AA dlll- ll was ltlu u lHt coiffure by cap of Point lace, simi- lar to the lace trimming the dress. The Dutch cap style of veil arrange ment was exceedingly becoming to the bride, whose fair hair, very smooth ly 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 we'd
 ding found it's loveliest expression in the bridesmaids dresses. The maid nf honor and the four bridesmaids wore
 dresses and hats made precisely alike. but varying in shade. The maid of honor wore the palest pink of any.
 shell tint so delicate that in some | lights it was almost white. Two of the ! bridesmaids wore rose and the dress. es of the other two were in a much ! lighter tint. The make was very mod | ish. Slim outlines were preserved around the hem of the draped skirts
 but a more bouffant effect was appar.T ent around the waist line and hips. i The dresses were all of charmeuSei and the chiffon over drapery was in l
 the exact shade. Chiffon and silver lace also draped the waists and thet | turira were Of the silver lace. Al These costumes were worn with
 moderate sized hats trimmed with silver lace and made of pink moire. Mrs. Wilson, wife of the President, ! wore the most elaborate gown in.
 which she has thus far been seen in l | the White House. The shade was ! ecru. a color very becoming to her, 1 because of her clear skin and rosy
 cheeks. The material was velvet bro-I caded chiffon with ecru lace and ! nniny tail trimming. finder 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
 waist line. The lace, which was very i supple, fell in a cascade from the waist to the hem in front and caught 1 back the drapery at the left side. A | sash also made of the lace fell at the | back, the ends being bordered with
 mink tails. | The brides going away suit was a girlish costume of hunters green 1 sibeline, with a waist in the same shade of Charmeuse. The latter was i ornamented with embroidery in green tones, ana a brigtening shade. Her hat was of green moire and stifT bows os velvet made tho trimming.
 Pink in varying shades is the color
 of the dresses worn by the five attend ants. The palest tint of all was worn by the maid of honor. Two of the, the bridesmaids were dressed in
 rose shade and the two others in a
 much lighter pink. The material is
 charmeuse and the oyer-drapery of
 chiffon on waist and skirt matches
 the satin underneath. Marie Antoin.
 cite collars aad flowing sleeves of
 creamy lace are smart touches. In
 their pink moirs hats, the trimming is
 of silver lace.
 Many beautiful and artistic gowns
 lent color and brilliancy to the we'd
 ding. There had been absolutely no
 information abroad as to who was
 asked to the wedding until the fortu-
 nate ones had their invitations in
 hand. Then all the women bidden had at once to turn their attention to
 gowns and hats. This brought to-
 getheF some of the latest creations from the leading American and foreign centers of fashion, and some of tho slnartest modes of the very last mo