New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

1t also is simple and rather conventional The coat like
the coat of her blue gabardne suit has the effect OF
blouse, with long buttonng al the waistllne with
FIVE buttons bias piece Of material starts at the top
button and Joins the back of the at the sideback
seam where it is finished by twelve buttons. The BACK
of the suit is perfectly straight with gathers az the
wastlnc A long square panel is attached under the
inverted of the belt The sleeves long and rather
loose with 3inch cuff opening at the back IN the
way a mans cuff does, finishing them
slightly rounded yoke is at the top OF the skirt in
front with org tunic gathered on TO it, BEHIND the
skirt is gathered directly into the belt The SKIRT IS
finished at the bottom by stitched fold and has simon
opening in the middle of the back. narrow l1s-lnch
belt encircles the walstllne
With this simple swift will be equally demuIe
blouse of white crepe This blouse has surpcc effect
f-,,.d bv the crepes crossing in front and fasten-
inc under panel benind The kmono-etect long sleeves
end in point over the hand and have row OF twelve
small pearl buttons running them toward the elbow.
The blouse is caught into a crushed grd!e OF black
satin.
The wedding gown worn by Mrs. McAdoo is Of ivory
white satin trimmed with real old point lace Inc sauh
bodice is crossed in soft drapng and caught at point
below the shoulders Tulle edges the Vshaped neck.
Tb. long musketcer sleeves made of tule also with
old nont lace gracefully draped the right shoulder
% the left side OF the waist where is fastened with
sprsv of orange blossoms The lace continues from that
noint as border to the long transparent tunc OF tue
which is caught into the side of the skirt at the train
The train is three and a half yards in length
The bridesmaids gown worn by Miss Margaret WI
son is OF ciel blue tue and net over crepe odhu
of double hernstitchcd forms square effect at
the neck CT the bodice and serves TO set of the hne
ecru net lace which forms the high collar The sleeves
are made with short cuffs and rufes with long pointed
ends.
Blue crepe forms the underskirt and tunics OF blue
net scalopcd and edged with ruies draped
over it, The overskirt is further distinguished by mar
row tucks on both hips and by double rufhes
at the bottom The belt is of wide black satin RIBBON,
with a painted design OF cornfowers and daisies
French bouquet of roses and blue flowers is attached 10
the left side OF the skirt just underneath the upper tunic
The gown for the of honor, worn by Mrs.
Sayre is an duplicate OF the bridesmaids gown
except that in color it is salmon pink
The bridesmaids nat is unusually large really pct
ur. hat of blue mane with the entire and brn
covered with black horsehar lace in conventional
design II is banded with black velvet ribbon having
nointed ends against which three small pink and blue
French bouquets are placed The facing is OF blue maine
with Pinch black maline hange. The hat worn oy
Mrs Sayre duplicated in salmon pink
Mrs Woodrow Wilson, mother OF the orioe' wore
2 champagne embroidered chiffon and lace gown the
bodice OF champagne chiffon, with SOFT tull front hed
in with lace and the neck line surrounded by white
chiffon rufes and soft collar edged with embroidery
Th. sleeves are embroidered in fine Beauvais en-
boidery relieved by touch Of cerise veining Inc sHt
has long tunic Of champagne chiffon ana champagne
sllover net lace over an underskrt Of chiffon and char
n,.us. Fin. cerse vening joins the chiffon and lace
of the tunic which longer front and back and sadu
sed on both sides The belt is soft crushed one OF
champagne chiffon relieved by rufie OF black tulle