Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-27

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nifceut bridal gown Of cloth Of silver,
Nirh gossamer oyerdress embroidered
with pearls and gold. and court train on
white duchess satin. the remainder of her
trouseeau is of marked simplicity
Mos % the frocss are seven OF eight
inches on the ground, and they reflect
re new notes IN early spring fashions
t1s low wa ST. the girdle. the Grecisn
s.flgh- shuulder-to-shoulder neck and
t1e round neck. the belt sleeve the short
s'-ev0 and the three-Gusrter. adapted to
.ra various times Of wearing, and many
other ianc.es that VIII be seen in flood
rfe presently when spring is really here
Tie going away" dress is in the soft
shades ~ pink and blue, for which Prin-
-tss Mary has always shown a prefer
ence. II is Of powder blue charmeuse
embroidered In long narrow line panels
from the yoke 20 the hip Of the dress in
sef-coiored silk and palest coral beads
and crystals. with a sash of blue char
mouse tied loosely at the side over
Tbs viii he worn a molesz'n wrap The
sleeves of this gown are Of elbow length
and the bodice is cut only slightly low in
front
Flowers have Inspired Princess Mary's
rev evening dresses. One is of blended
7rchid mauves. Georgette arranged over
satin uuderiress. fsntastically worked
with s--im lilies and silver sequns. forms
-his dress and IL i full Of harmony for
bride with golden hair and rosebud
skin.
Queen Mary gave Princess Mary some
priceless lace from her noted collection,
and tbs has been made into a simple
sinner dress with drsped net sides, held
N By a chiffon waistband. There are
tiny pink roses at the waist and pink
roses at the foot gathered in little fresh
ciusierS
Blue has been utilized for two addi-
tlonsl evening dresses. one Of sky blue
satin and chiffon with diamante shoulder
straps and belt. and a second OF sapphire
o'ue and gold with d short underdress of
-hr two shades There also is an eau de
1l chiffon tea gown that is a triumph of
t1- dress designer's art It shimmers
rom neck 20 train with cleaning rides
sent srsaEies
a real lace evening gown in deen
--ram cr.or Is made with straight panels
and draned baby bodice; the skirt is
slightly drsned at the sides and caught
~ the low waist with a chiffon sash
-eid in place with punches of dark and
tght pink roses and finished with big
SOW At ID o back There are bunches of
7ink roses holding IN the cascading lace
it the bottom Of the skirt 1t Is mounted
1n real lace net A black georgette and
arAAAN evening NreSS IS er0nTOid cred in
'auel design with the sequins and is
made IN very straight lines with square
7ecs short sleeves. and an embroidered
Ei-die round the waist
A grey crepe Jersey afternoon frock.
embroidered I'm its own colo has round
.rroat and 81 pleated AZ either side and
finished with TWO little sashes A tea
gown in sweet pea coiorngs has n1auve
mon nieated over blue with fine white
ace edE.nE En- the overdress and sash
in the colorinEs Of the gown baing fin
lsehd on either hin with a huge begonia.
Ar afternoon frock Of Point dt F1andre.
gift ~ the princess IS specially tinteo
and mounted over biscuit crepe de chine
ne waistnand n Old rose and blue satin
ribbon has floating ends at one side.
There is a navy sergine coat frock-a
new material that Is very fine and light
u is embroidered In royal blue silk and
tack round braid in trefs -quares The
se-res are iouE and there IS steel
rrdis he'd with oxidized Jet and steel
buckle
A 'n'rrsr- rsbardine frock Is one n,
the suarrest day frocks in the trousseau
p is embroidered in broderie angaise in
BEIGE and brown six and has a brown
sk Eriie AMI a beaver collar while the
rest is pink georEette and lace.
For wesr over the evening dress in
driving 90 tho abbey IS a lovely Russar
e-nine stole wrap. very wide on IN,
saruIier. giving the effect OF a cane wifi
sto.e eids. There is a fringe Of the er.
mine tails round the neck and AZ the
back of the cane and stole. and it is lined
Wt1 whfr hrocaded velvet and covered
With Whit chiffon There is another er
m1e stole Two Yards long and fourteen
lHe1fs wide. lined with white crepe d.
shine The going away coat is Of mole
7a1 with alternate strips Of the fur run
he ~, 81.
aiwo1n shsre and there are six rows O.
Pie fur trca.ed bands at the foot Of
t' ~oar mole pillow muf will b,
carried wxh this coat
l1 Nor'n strsst IS that very quiet ant
in.mrc7.ng shop n Mr. Albert Welch
F1oFe grsndfsthe- made shoes for Kin,
george ~ and other members Of th,
.fa7 generation Of the royal house To
say le g Supplying Princess Mary witt
i're ~ rer most important footwear, in
tul-nE pay n peerless white satil
'qtcn a. B-sintree and destined surel,
7r she greatest of ceremonial occasions
r7smao1 a. they are 70 have a pair o
0rsiy lo1mnd buckles. given by Quee,
N---. SCI amid a light pleating Of tull
1ni oa.fon
These shoes represent the highes
.raf;snaushlp N tbs country in thei
'7uI'-oss finish. IS do two other pairs fl
-'@ -crczt eoid 5rocsde and silver fig
lrnl F7f IN.
Princess Mary wears shoes cut on tn
fuartest Hncs. but without any exagger
afior TIE heels in no case exceed on
md 'hr~e-q1arTer inches in height Tw
n1'rs n what s technically described a
d17i s;yle'-that is to say, with strap
.-af are cut In one with the rest Of tn
'f9er-sre IN grey antesope and brow
r1sde respectively. Then there are pair
silver tissue and in white antelope 10
.rurt wear and, FOR walking. some pair
grey and brown in the oxford style
Princess Mary. Ike her mother has
raudi1g order that neither paradis
iifnes no- osPreys shall appeal in he
aue-y. She very much likes the pres
sni st-ie Of small. closely fitting hal
-ifaer sharply turned up from the fac,
Al elective example CT these lines.
'art of the trousseau. Is in black satfr
ipon the outstanding hrim Of which ar
~ hst conventional daisies in Jade gree
ipp@d with gold Most becoming is
aathc'l turhan in gold tissue roun
ralcr are folds of this beautiful. fabri
bot With blue. rose and a delicate greel