Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

me icasi lsssenIns the tofmalI.y Of
The ceremony itself.
wherefore Il n proper for man
10 wear y fr0ck coat when the cere-
mony occurs before Q o'clock IN tho
afternoon. and the swallowiail IN the
evening During the pas. year the
fo-oalled morning coat or black cut
away which. despite ~ name, n not
confined to forenoon houra has been
worn az number OF notable we'd
dinRs u does not hold 80 high q
place IN the scheme Of dress as the
frouk coat. however. ami cannot IN
the atrictcst sense be approved for
this usage. When the necessity ex-
iela Il IN the best substitute Though
the frock coat r. never correct after
shutdown. Il n the best substitute FOR
thr swaliowtali When none Of these
garments-including the eutawaS A.
available the alternative wo0ld b" the
black sack suit with white crayat and
vnlstcoat The use ~ coIorcd clothes
Is accessories. even " II DARK
shade, " not countcnHnced. Also. he
Tuxedo OF dinner coat should never
be- worn ~ wedding. ~ Il IN "a l0uuE,
garment. SOLELY for the club and 'ho
most Informal evening asscmblHRcs.
Bridegroom. best man and usnerS
dress precisely alike. 4 fad that has
found some favor h to have the at
tcndnnis wear pcarl-gray or deilcnl ~,
tinted cravat and gloves.
u is the hridegroom's privilege TO-
determine what scheme 90 dress shall
prevail. and having advised his best
man and ushers. u u their duty to
abide by his decision The bride
groom provides the cTavats and gloves
Tor his attendants This he does
through his haberdashcr. who sends
cards requesting them 10 call az hls
shop.
What the Bride aonld WcHr.
The bride has the privilege pf
choosing between q tailored suit ana "
weddin gown with the former "a
hat ls worn. with the latter. " u is q
church wedding. TIL bride must wear
either hat or veil Al home
wedding there Il no rule to be ob-
served.
The gown. " " II the brides .irsi
marriaf should hc white. and
J should be made with high neck. on
at lcast with q guimpc aud she should
Ncur little ar me- iewelry The brides
maids win hook much prettieg y
gowned aliko.
Refreshments.
The simplicity or ciaboVatencss OF
ihc refreshments is decided hy he
hour 81 tn ceremony. A short time
ago high noon was the accepted time
for fashionable weddings and ratehi
hearty collation. was served. Now that
the popular time for weddings " III
the afternoon the refreshments serv-
cd are of lighter nature including
salads. perhaps croqucttes or patiies
ices. cakes. coffee and the wedding
,akc. This the bride may cut Ia 10
, passed 10 the guests. or pieces may
be cut In advance and put IN boxes
to be given the guests on their de-
pnrture.
Iticc-Throwlng Out Of style.
The best bred people recognize ,hal
the ricc-throwing has been So abuse,
and has been productive at So man,
Injurious results that man. now adOp
the fushion of p"lting the departing
couple with flowers which the lee
urationa 1T the room usually furulsi
iu plenty or with confetti While
Tho brldul couple are changing thcil
wedding attire for travelling dress. thu
company provided with scissors, sup
pts themselves with ammunition fh'
rice X punishment when forcihi.
thrown. and the Victims must smiling
IS endure what they can not rcs"n
from th,ir friendly enemies.