Arizona republican., 1922-02-27

piue satin, and chiffon with diaInante
snoulder straps and belt, and a sec
ohu OF sapphire blue and gold with
m, snoIt under dress of two shades.
hnSre is also an eau de nil chiffon
80 gown that Is a triumph of the
uress designers art 1t shimmers
rom neck to train with cleaning iri-
descent spangles.
real lace evening gown in deep
cream color Is made with straight
panels and draped baby bodice, the
shl,l Is slightly draped at the side
ana caught in at the low waist with
chiffon sash held in place with
punches of dark and light pink roses
and finished with a big bow at the
pack. There are punches of pink
roses holding up the cascading lace at
the bottom of the skirt. 1t is mount
ed on real lace net.
A grey crepe jersey afternoon
trock, embroidered in its own color is
pleated at either side and finished
with two little sashes. A tea gown in
sweet pea colorings has mauve chif-
ION plotted over blue with fine white
lace edging with the over dress and
Sashing of the gown. An afternoon
1rock Of point de flandre, a gift to
the princess, is specially tinted and
mounted over biscuit crepe de chine:
the waist band Of old rose and blue
satin ribbon has floating ends at one
side.
There is a navy gergine coat
frock--a new material that is very
fine and light. A brown gabardine
1roclS is one of the smartest day
frocks in the trousseau. 1t is en-
broidered in broderie glaze in beige
and brown silk and has a brown silk
gIrdle and beaver collar. while the
vest is pink georgette and lace.
For wear over the wedding dress
IN driving to the abbey is a lovely
Russian ermine stole wrap. yerv wide
on the shoulder and giving The effect
OF cape with stole ends. There is a
frings of ermine tails round the neck
and at the back Of the cape and
stole, and it is lined with white bro
caded velvet and covered with white
chiffon. The going away 4 oat is of
moleskin with alternate strips of the
fur running reverse.
A mole pillow muff will be carried
with this coat.
Diamond Shoe Buckles
In North Audley street Is that very
quiet and unimposing shop OF Mr..
Albert Welch. whose grandfather
made shoes for King George Nv and
other members OF the older genera
ton of the royal house.
Today he is supplying Princess
Mary with some Of her most ilnpor-
tant footwear, including a pair in
peerless white satin, woven and des-
tined surely for the greatest Of cere-
monial occasions, inasmIch as they
are to have pair OF lovely diamond
buckles, given by Queen Mary.
Princess Mary wears shoes cut on
the smartest lines, but without an
exaggeration. The heels in no case
exceed one and three quarters inches
in height. Princess Mary, like her
mother, has a standing order that
neither paradise plumes nor ospreys
shall appear in her millinery. She
very much likes the present style Of
small closely fitting hat, rather
sharply turned up from the face. An
effective example on these lines, a
part OF the trousseau is in black
satin, upon the outstanding brim of
which are set flat conventional dali
sizes in jade green tipped with gold.
There is one hat which is the very
latest novelty having for trimming
a spray of flowers formed OF small
shells tinted with pink and blue upon
a shape having a raised brim in sap
phire blue velvet, lightly yelled N
grey lace.