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Capitol Avenue NJ. E.

Morning
Organ Prelude Easter Morning"
.'..- ...... AdAlh6
Professional Hymn-"Love Divine"
Andhen-"Laud Ye the Name of the
Lord" ............... Rachmaninon
Hymn Know That Ny Redeemer
Liveth.'
Chant-"The Lords Prayer"
Tenor Solo-"E Easter Morn" .Anice Terhune
Richard Trittipo.
Authenticated We Portals Everlast-
ing" from THE Redemption
;:::' .,: ,;,;; cor G1nnlSo
Littell and Lynn Arthur.
Offertory Solo-''I Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth' from THE Messiah') d.
Mrs. Hannah Dick Minnick
Anthem Break Forth Into JOY" .Barnby
Hymn-"Hail, Thou Galilean King
Recessional-"Christ the Lord is Risen
Today ....................D avidca
Organ Postlude-"Jubilee Amen Kinder
Evening
The choir will sing The Crucihxion. -
by John Stainer. Soloists will be Joseph
A. Thompson of Cleveland, o., bass; Her
bert E: Rennard, tenor: L. D; Wadsworth.
The Rev. Joseph G. Moore is pastor;
Mrs Hannah Dick Minnick. director; Miss
jeanette Gardiner, organist.
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All Saints Cathedral
(EpiscOpaD
$50 A. M
Carol Service and HOLY Comm

$50 A. NJ
Sunrise Carol Service and Holy Communion
--11:OO A. M
Prelude-"Spring Song" ........ Hollins
Professional Hvmn-"Come Ye Faith
full Raise the Strain ........ Sullivan
Anthem-"Christ Our Passover" .CnapDel
Tie Deum Laudamus ..... -. DressIer
kyrle ElelSon .....s........... .Agutter
,eGIorla Ilpl ..''.......'........... louis
H9mn-.The Strike is Der. the Battle
sermonNBishon Francis. "''''' ''''
Offertory Hymn-"Jesus LivesI". Gauntlet
Presentation of Aims ........ Beethoven
Anthem-"Awake. Thou That Sleepest'
"sursum Corda' .......,.....,...... Tours
SancIuS ;..''.''.'ss''' 'G0 g
..e 6g6igis Del 0id cSen
Recessionai Hymn-@Reioice the Lord
post iS 'Pontiacalle' .Iemmens
Soloists. Mrs Ada L. Bradley soprano;
Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood. contralto; u,
c. Cassidy. tenor; Howard @. TAYLOR.
baritone: Howard D. Miner. bass. Organ
ist. Miss jeanette Riker: director. Howard
The Right Rev. Joseph NJ. Francis. D.
D. bishop The Venerable William Bur
rows .archdeacon: The Rev. Robert G. Alex
ander vicar; The Rev. Francis j. fletcher.
canon.
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Broadway M. E. Church

-1O:45 A. M
Organ-"E Easter Morning on Mt. Rubi-
douxo ;...................H Harvey Gaul
Hymn-"Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
Anthem-''iin Joseph's Lovely Garden n40'O'l
soloist. Mrs Ralph chapm 2nCA''i'0"
organ-"wind in the Harps' Aopoiyoii
sermon-f Am the Resurr &c 9aa ana sp"fe
the Life" -. Dr.. william g. Hartinger
Anthem-"Awake Thou That sleepest,'
soloists,, Mrs. Charles Mills, C. &. Llo Sde'
MS Mays E. White, orsanst w RHSG1i
$3.50 P. M
"Chanson Gracieuse ..................
Distant Chimes" ......,..... Albert Snow
EASTER PAGEANT
"The Cross Triumphant"
A pageant depicting the last three days
OF the life OF Jesus, directed by Mrs.
way choir. Soloist, Mrs. Carl Moore.
Quartet. Mrs Ralph Chapman, Mrs Harry
McNeely. Ralph Coble and Robert Lewis.
Part 1.-The Crucifixion-
Prologist Mrs. j. E. Andrews, Christian
Part 1.-THE Cross Obscured-
Herbert Sedan Willard Cannon, Dallas
Pierce, Agnes Ball. Hester Robins.
Part III-The Cross Revealed
Evelyn Lloyd. Louise Brandt, Jean Fill
bingham, Mary Alice Free George Hoag-
land, Louis Candedo George Young, Lloyd
Monroe, Ralph Monroe, John Edward
T1Ihurston, Okla Welch, Barbara Sedan,
White, Helen higgins, Alpha Joslin, Mrs.
c. A. Gleckner.
-ReceSsional-
Dorothy Fogas. Doris Fillingham, Rob-
ert johnson, Mardi Deranian,, Robert Hark-
Harrison, Virginia Harris, LeVerne Ran
say. Elizabeth Wheatly. Betty Little,
Jeanne Millholland, Vera Dean Williams,
Virginia House. Edna Ware, Betty Fitz-.
gerald, Helen Millholland, Esther Kennedy.
Patty Mlllholland, Carolyn Dixon, Marion
Wilson. Mary Kathryn Ashton, Jane Gil
lespie.
- P. M
THREE-ACT DRAMA
"Pontius Plate"
Broadway PLAYERS
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Gauld contralto: Fred Jerry. baritone:
Virginia Jerry organist DR.. ". A. Shul-
lenberRer. pastor.
Irvington Presbyterian
San A. M

n Il
Irvington Presbyterian
$40 A. M
Sunrise service.
sermon-"The Hearts Response to
DR.. John B. Ferguson.
Easter Morning on Mt Aubidoux''
~christus iRssurr::xit'; AaI RRsTvane aiIi5
Anthem-"As It Began to Dawn. ..Harker
Anthem-..In flammatus" from "stabat
Ms. ROY Kireipke and chorus i1'''o'''
odertory~,"Christ Triumphant ~. r Yon
PottiSde- H ersnd c6oenr D sINs
-7:S0 P. M
Irvington Mummers will present "Out of
the Darkness" by Robert E. Farndon. un-
der direction Of Mrs. James r. LOOMS.
Merritt Place NJ. E.
Morning
Miss Mabelle Halter. soprano. win be
combination Of the church and Sunday
Evening
EASTER CANTATA
The Song Of Triumph"
BY Edward w. Norman.
Solo quartet and vested choir OF thirty
hve voices.
The quartet includes: Mabelle Halter.
soprano; Marguerite Shea: contralto;
son. baritone. Miss Fern Whitehead is
church organist and Mrs. Joseph Ritter
will play the piano accompaniment. Cliff
ford d. Long is director Of the chorus
choir. The Rev. M. H. Reynolds is pastor.
The program follows:
Choir SELECTION Midnight On Olives
Ouartet""Han Glorious Day."
Alto Solo-"For God SO Loved The
Bass Solo and ouartet-"They Cruel
Choir 'seiection-"Now All the Bells Are
Soprano solo-..Near the Cross Was
Mary Weeping"
Ouartet-"Dark Is The Garden"
Soprano and Alto Duet-"As 1t Began
Choir seiection-"Christ Is Risen"
Ouartet-'Fear Not Ye."
Choir Selection-"AH Glory Iauo
and Honor
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First Friends

--1O:45 A. M
organ Prelude Easter Morning on
proc Sts Jesus Saves. .Kirkpatrick
esponse@"Christ We Do All Adore
Hymn ns No. i7s.Aii Hail the D Power Of f'''
Scripture.
Prayer.
Anthem-"welcOme Happy Morning"
with Harp "
Quartet-"on Winds of Living Light"
with violin and harp "'-'''
Sermon-"E Easter Certainties" 49,.
Hymn No. l7i.aFairest Lo 5rd Jesus j. 9sWeS
silesian-Folk Song 1880.
G. Cause, organist; E: Leona Wright, di
rector and soprano; Mary E. Frey, con-
tralto; Joseph M; Ragains, tenor; Ruell
linist; Ruth Hutchins, harpist.
- p. M
Organ Prelude Hymn of Glory" .Yon
IFumpets-Allelulia" IN P.,d Distance 100,
processonal-aIift Up Yo aITS'T Voices sH'SS'
..;,..................C alkin 1872)
Deyotional ...............;. Ira G; Dawes
Anthem-i Am He THAT RE Eiv Ell 1Om king R@
Soprano S SGig-~ The CO9qpSeror". Combs
Mems Chorus--''Tom Thou Shalt Not
Hold Him Longer" ......,.. .Vogrich
Harp Solo" Humoreske" .. .Dvorak
Ofertory-'Easte Offertory". y. .. DeshayeS
Vocal Quartet-"The Singing of Birds
e4, = =. 49,. warren
String Quartet-"Andante Cantabile"
Ladies Easter Day" -. Rowley
with harp
Anthem-"As 1t Began to Dawn. Martin
Choir
Benediction.
Recessional - "Allelulia Christ Is
Risen" ...............M Monk Ga61)
with trumpets)
Postlude-"J ubilate Amen" Kinder
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Advent Episcopal

sunrise service, With Holy communion.
-7:SO A. M
Holy Communion.
-11:OO A. M
Organ Prelude-"Christus Resurrexit'
Professional NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. HAPPY SHSn'''0
Anthems
Christ. Our Passover" .... Dudley Buck
Hymn@ $s ua0t Christ is Risen Today P'l0"
onertof7 iHnthem."Xi;vake T HS5a F Raatoi'A
sermon@The Victorious Christ; ''-"N''
pregentati RS req Han dGSdiaHS''n'
SurSum Corda" .................G ounod
''Sanctus" .;;......,............. .Gounod
"d eiaas i IN Exc;elsis' (oid Scottish A'O
R: snRS Piqittsn Come. 7. psl s5ein'F
postiIggdde .PostlGde on an Easter sSElvan
organist and choir director, Mrs. Pearl
First Reformed
1880 A. M
Anthe@-.As # Began t. Dawn: Vincent
oferto aSI?i Res1rTection Morn. Johnston
Soprano Solo-"Easter Dawn. =. .Woodman
Mrs. Robert Drake.
Postlude-"Pageant TriumphaP" .... .Nevln
1870 P. M
effqfaewcfH nrlv1UScnation F RogeTs
CANTATA
"The Resurrection
BY F. F. Bullard.
soloists, Miss Helen Won Willer.
Mrs. Fred Iske. William Rex Keen.
pV orssnigt %rs William Keen diroctOr.
Fred L, Iske.
st. Johns Evangelical
-1O:15 A. M
e-"Resurrectio Morn :. Johnston
Processional- Christ the Lord Is Risen
Anthem@''The Lord Is Arisen" CBo-
hemian Folk song).
offertory--".An, Easter Ifertory' ;DeShayeS
Anthem-"At the End of the Sabbath sn..xs
''''''''''' Senior choir $1,000 ND'"A'
Postlude-"Alleluial Alleluia?' Armstrong
1870 P. M
Recital Prelude-"An Old Easter
violi me soloo-"Kse Nidrei .Bruch
Frederick A. Hohlt.
Organ Solo-"Easter' ............,...G aul
CANTATA
"The Risen King
BY P. A. Schneider.
Offertory-"I ntermezzo in Flat. .Hollins
Postlude-"J ubilate Dec" ........... Silver
Vested choir of twenty-five voices under
the direction of Amy Clecry Morrison. or
ganist
First Presbyterian
1870 P. M
ORATORIO
''The Holy City"
Organ-Paean of Easter ........ Mueller
,Nocturne in D fiat ............. .McAmis
1ntroduction to i'The Holy city, . osI
Hymn-''Ten, Thousand Times Ten
Congregation.
Invocation.
Part I. "Contemplation"-
GhoTus.,,,No Shadows Yonder"
Louise Osborne.
Air for Tenor-"My Soul Is Athirst
Ladies Tri0-aIt Shall Come to Pass"
Chorus-.'For, Thee. Dear. Dear
choTls~%Tshine Is the Kingdom"
ofertory;-;Intermezzo from THE Holy
Part II Alteration
Air for Baritone-"Thus Saith the
chorgs&"Holy, Holy. Holy Is the Lord
Double chorus-"Let the Heavens Re-
Air for soprano-"Thess Are They,
"Listl the Cherubic Host"
Soprano obligato by Louise Osborne
and Lola Jensen.
Benediction.
Organ Postlude-"Grand in Flat.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. HalIlnR
The high school and adult cho.rs will
sing.
Meridian Heights
Presbyterian
$50 A. M
'''''' - -1O:45 P. M
Easter Message-.The Living Cod
.Ye Bel he Of Ff Easter s1af Dsy. H'a'f nary
Dan. shattuek and choir.
They Have Taken Away NY LORD 800
-. Bsulah Z: Bailey and ch0i.. z ,~'I
oua Ttst ' ssle effu S. B.. Harry.
Beulah E. Bailey. Daniel Shattuck.
Charles E. Alwes.
Solo-"I Know That NV. Redeemer
LiYeth' from Messiah" Handel
Mrs. S. 3. Harry.
$50 P. M
Young Peoples Christian Endeayor
-7:so P. NJ
RELIGIOUS DRAMA
"St. Claudia
Olmstead PLAYERS.
q
Central Universalist
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Ave. Maria lotellol" Verdi
Mrs. So" oscar voaht. or inahaeiSS0nn
Mrs. E. j. Unruh. ''''''''
Come unto Him" .counod
God SO Loved the World" ..... Stainer
In Joseph's Lovely Garden Dickinson
sermon-'For which Men Have Died.
They Shall Live"
The Rev. z. J. Unruh.
Communion service.
Second Reformed
$50 A. M
Sunrise service
ORGAN Prelude-"Jerusalem the Golden"
,..;:............... DR.. William Sparks
Hymn-"christ the Lord Is Risen To-
dav.
Hymg.@Aldsl and Did Ny Saviour
"GOlEatha," on. 81. No. -
scriptulre-Johin 20: vi is. WV 44a'-'AN
Easter Morning on. 81, No.,
The Easter story '''''''''o''0 NAMING
Members Of Christian Endeavor
Group.
Benediction.
Organ Postlude-"Halleluiah Chorus.
1880 A. M
Organ. Prelude-"Easter Melody on.
organ Meditation.ds sketch IN j. Fi Sf"'ie''
.a................. Harvey G. Gaul
Invocation
iHymn-",,Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
scripture-John 20: Wis.
Anthem-"Christ Is Risen" Harvey B. Gaul
HymnI"crown Him With Many
Organ Offertory-"R Resurrection Morn
Soprano solo..T Know q That Nv 'P Re1
Edith E. Muhlenbruch: violin obIi-
cato. Carl G. Schmid.
SermonErPower Through the Resur-
ie'''O" The Rev. G. P. Kehl.
HOLY Communion service.
PRAYER.
Benediction.
...............,....... Alphonse Tally
Christ Episcopal
500 A. M
ProcessionaI--".Come Ye Faithful Raise
''lom nm Service in D fiat' .seely
Gloria in n, Excel;sis Deo' Tails
and Voices ................... Sullivan
--IO:45 A. M
Processional Hymn-"The Strife Is
.'KyTie 81 Ellison Gloria Tibi' LaSs
Tibi" Service in q -. .Healev william
Ofice Hymn-"Joy Dawned Again on
sermo sseeE cay Rev E. Anger P STSsio''uS
"san actHSt'' "Benedictus aui VENT"
Dec" Service in G. -. Heaiey william
Addition Hymn-"O Sons and Daugh
ters." 20 Fiji et' Filiae Nunc
Dimittis' .................. .Barnby
Recessional Hymn-"Jesus Christ Is,
Risen Today ......... .Lyra Davidica
Postlude-"Toccata" (Hosanna) e. Bonnet
boys under direction of Cheston L. Heath,
M. A. organist and choirmaster.
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Edwin Ray M. E.

$3.50 A. M
PAGEANT
~ Am The Resurrection
-1O:45 A. M
organ Prelude-".I Know That MY, Re-
deemer Liveth" from The Mes
san Miss Fireda Hart. HSHoei
Hymn no. 1856 CONGREGATION.
Anthem-"As 1t Began TO Dawn"
soioist. Howard E cld Fasainftt tenor AarkeF
orertorv soioN''in The Garden. wilson
Miss Irene Rothermel
Sermon-.I See and Believe"
organ Postludc-"TRe Heavens Are
Telling" from "The Creation" -.
''''''''' Miss Hart.
400 p. M
organ Prelude-"cOncert Prelude in D
Minor Miss Miss Hart iii;t:''''''''' kramer
Candlelight PEocessionsiE;. Christ the
Lord Has Risen Today" Wesley
P4 HaVe by Sy DR.. ". + Jones, pastor.
Offertory and Ofertory-''Lovely APP
pear over the Mountains" from
Miss Hart
CANTATA
ETERNAL Son Of Cod
Miss Freda Hart
Waters Flow"
Howard CLAYTON, soloist.
Tenor Northumberland Straightway
in the Morning."
Mr.. CLAYTON.
Chorus-"..Art Thou the King OF The
SOPRANO solo-"My Good. NV God"
Mrs. Thelma Ring Morris.
Womep's Chorus-"O Thou Eternal"
Miss Irene Rothermel. soloiSt.
Chorus-"Morning Breaks Upon the
Tomb"
Mr.. Harry jenkins. Soloist.
Alto. Solo and Chorus-'Woman Why
Weepest Thou"
Miss Alice Arnold, soloist.
Chorus-"Hail. King Of Glory"
Solo. Duet and Chorus-"Round the
Lord In Glory"
Solo. Mr. CLAYTON; duet Mrs. Nor
ris. Mr.. CLAYTON.
Chorus" Blessed Be The Lord God
Benediction.
Doxolgv.
Chimes.
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Emmanuel Reformed

900 A. M
Sunrise PRAYER Service
Male Quartet--"Old Rugged Cross"
Mems :. chho ot1s ;; Up Your Heads. o
Solo, There Is a Green Hill Far
Miss Irma Dirks.
ChoiT-,,Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
Choir2;'Fling out the Banner"
Choir" Hallelu1ah Chorus
$40 A. M
German Communion Service
1000 A. M
Prelude-"R Resurrection Morn, .,..;.
"onfoid Ye Portals Everlasting =. G Gounod
Break Forth into JOY ..,....... .Barnby
Sermon" Shall I .Giorify Jesus
.ryo The Rev Herbert F. Weckmueller.
Miss Ruth Ann WAGNER. oS SOPRANO Ssn''f
Morn on Mt Rub RaWeS
The Rev. Herbert f weckmglesiier "a IS
rector-organist.
900 P. M
Young peoples meeting.
Il II
All Souls Unitarian
| 1880 A. M
An o'T Old Easter Melody D 'W.st
Church school.
-. Church school.
Violin, harp and organ.
h0SanH Voice violin harp. organ 0fanisr
Il Know That My Redeemer Liveth"
messiah ......-........... Handel
--'-' Violin, harp and organ. '''''''i''
Christ Is Risen. e. Flaxington Harker
Voice. violin, harp and organ.
Easter Address-Dr. p. S. G. Wicks.
"Andante" .................. Goltermann
$50, Violin. harp and organ.
| ('Messiah') .................. Handel
Miss Olive Killer, violin; Mrs. Louise S.
Koehne. harp; Miss Charlotte Lieber, So
prano: Mrs. G. A. Brockway: organ; Cliff
Miss Ada Hill, director Of carols. -'''
II n
Hillside Christian
organ pr.,ud. $3.50 a. M
Miss Edith Carr. organist.
IN Remembrance" Wilson
Grown Him With Many Crowns wilson wilson
soIo-.rEosanna,, Cnolr' c-on,sr
'O'' Miss Ruth Dale vi Siiiei
Anthem-"He Shall Reign Forever" Shipper
Choir.
| Solo-"Open the Gates Of the Temple
Charles Davenport.
| Anthem-"Just AS I Am" ...........P Parks
/ Sermon-"The Sunny Side Of Death"
Homer Dale. minister.
Response-"G Be Unto You"
Organ Postlude.
Miss Ruth Dale, director Of music.
| y y
Memorial Presbyterian
Morning
Organ Prelude-Ofertoire" .. .Saulkes
Doxology.
| Invocation.
Lords prayer.
Responsive reading.
Anthem-"God Hath Appointed Day.
Scripture
Morning PRAYER.
Borne" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miller
HYMN.
Tenor solo-"Hosanna" ....... Granier
Mr.. Mason.
Memorial male quartet.
Organ Postiude-' Triumphal Marcel"
HuEh N. Mason. director and H Tenor:
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Fairview Presbyterian

Fairview Presbyterian
$50 A. M
Special Bible school Easter hour
David H. Whitman. superintendent Mrs;
Oscar T. Passmore, accompanist; Fred
Davis, precentor.
--10:45 A. M
.. Easte r. ! MorH sum Sebastian Matthews
Mr.. Talbert.
'.Hark! Ten Thousand Harpsw L. Mason
"Sosanna -. ............... Jules Gran1er.-
Mrs. welch and Mrs. Talbert.
20 Love, That Wilt Not Let Me GoIo
Born Anew to a Life Of Hopper 80:
81 Know That NV Redeemer Livethi''
('FThe Messiah'o
Mrs. WEIGH.
''Alleluia" 18th Cent, Arr. .........
........'.........., .O'Connor Morris
DR.. Edward Haines Kistler. minister;
Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter, organist; Mrs
Florence Parkin WEIGH, soprano, and De
Witt S. Talbert, bass.
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st. Paul's Episcopal

$3.50 A. M
Processional-"Come Ye Faithful
onerttooiiya.,.aXnseis Roll the ROC,
sem hfCSS communion service
Recessionsl-"Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Worgdn
3 A. M
Second Celebration Tin Chapel
-1O;45 a. M
Processional-"oh, the Golden Glowing
Anth M1FnGEhi our Passover. schiiins
Gloria Patria. A.; l. 'Mendg Isbn
Gloria Tibi and Gratias'' ........'.. Tours
Anthem-"Christ the Lord Is Risen
Violin STANDARDIZATION ......F. Borowski
Byron Hollett 60.
Offertory-"Hosanna" ............ .Granter
Mrs. Juliet Shaw.
"Sanctus and Gloria in Excelsis" Tours
Recessionai~"H the Angels sweet
MT y SUITE. Juliet Robinson shaw. Soprano;
Mrs. Irene LAWN Jarrard. contralto: Burt
r. Moon tenor; Orvile Bray. baritone;
Miss Ruby L. Bell. pianist; Byron Hollett.
and organist. Chorus choir. Brass quar-
tet Brewer r. Clay director.
-7:45 p. M
knights Templar Service for Raper
Commandery No l.
rocessional-"onward, Christian Sol o,,,.
Anthem aH;ocsanna'i '., ........%.. dranier
Anthem-"Trust in the Lord. x. Handel
Onertory-"Prayer of Thanksgiving
Recessiqnal~ THE Son Of God A Goes
" Herman H. Rahie. soloist.
winsiow, director. Clarence H. Carson,
organiSt.
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Choir-"Christ the Lord Is Risen"
Tenor Solo-"Sa viour Divine
Choir" Rejoice in the Lord
Finale-"The Triumph Song"
The vested choir consists of twenty
voices. Soloists are Mrs. Teckla Miller,
soprano; Mrs Nellie Parker. alto: Leon
Weatherman. tenor. and Don McLain,
bass. The choir is directed by Tinsel
Miller and accompanied by Mrs. Thelma
Crook.
Evening star., 1932-05-01

of the more formal, ceremonious sort
of wedding, white trained wedding
gown, veil and all.
4
A FEW years ago even the formal
wedding gown departed somewhat
from the all-White tradition. The satin
instead of being white or ivory some
times showed the merest suggestion of
green or rose. Or there was a pale
green or rose or blue slip beneath a
white lace or chiffon gown Sometimes
flowers family tinged with color took
the place of the time-honored orange
blossom. But all these departures from
the traditional have vanished, and we
have become decidedly reactionary, at
least so far as wedding gowns are con-
cerned. The gown is either pure white
or Of faint ivory tinge. Satin is the
most usual choice, sometimes combined
with lace. Satin crepe is sometimes
chosen. occasionally white MORE, and
less often georgette or silk voile.
There must needs be something in
congruous about the very short we'd
ding gown, and after a year or so of
the short skirt era had passed dress
makers realized that long skirts were
necessary for the bridal gown even
Evening star., 1932-05-01

though they did seem absurdly old
fashioned. For a season or so there
after brides went to the altar in un-
accustomed long skirts while their
bridesmaids attended in skirts of fash
ionable brevity. Then 1t was decreed
that bridesmaids dresses should be long
and there was a season in which the
entire bridal party seemed more like a
troupe of actors playing period play
than smart young women in new fash
ioned clothes. Fashions being what
they were the studiedly picturesque
fashions for brides and bridesmaids
were essential. although sometimes this
picturesque element was carried to the
extremes of the theatrical.
NOW fortunately for the bride Of 1882
fashions have changed entirely
and it is possible to choose bridal raj
ment that is as dignified and sedate as
it should be and at the same time en-
tirely in keeping with prevailing fash
ions.
Wedding gowns chosen by well
dressed young women, or their mothers,
are usually quite simple, depending on
graceful line for their charm. Callot's
Evening star., 1932-05-01

short courtships, and we could mention
some marriages that haven't turned out
SO well that were preceded by rather
long engagements. Haste or leiSurely
dellberation doSen't seem to have much
bearing on the subject.
But one thing We do know is that
wedding trouSseau bought in great
haste is quite likely to bring leisurely
repentance. Even with the help of the
most able dreSSmaker and sales people.
filters. etc. you cannot expect to as
semble a really satisfactory collection
OF bridal clothes in a few hours of
shopping.
Realizing this fact, more than one
important shop has made ARRANGEMENT
to give special shopping service to
brides in their trousseau choosing
They will help choose the color scheme
Tor the bridal cortege giving sugges-
tlons as to appropriate floral decora-
tons, bouquets for the bridesmaids.
flowers for the flower girls and bouton-
niereS for the ushers. They will help
choose appropriate gloves, stockings,
slippers and other accessories for bride
and bridesmaids, mother. father and
every one else who has a role to play
at the wedding. They will make prac-
tical suggestions about going away cos
tunes, lingerie, negligeeS and even the
washable house dresses that the bride
inIenos 10 wear when she comes back
to her own little cottage or kitchenette
apartment after the honeymoon.
Our own opinion is that though spe-
clal advice may be needed when the
bride makes the selections for the
actual wedding outfit, SO far as the
trousseau goes. the less one thinks of
1t as special sort of wardrobe the
better. For after all. the clothes that
are smart and practical for shopping
and going about town, for sports. for
motoring, for travel, for dining and
dancing and playing bridge before mar
riage are smart and practical for these
occasions after the important event.
Evening star., 1932-05-01

latest wedding gown of ivory white
satin is decidedly close fitting without
of course being tight, and whether the
gown be in princess style or with waist
line indicated there is usually an En-
pire tendency about it so that gracefully
f1aring lines of the skirt are long and
slender.
There are many styles of bridal veil
from which to choose. You may wear
a close fitting round tulle bonnet-like
cap edged with orange blossoms of the
sort Callot approves, or you may wear
a small cap of white lace tilted to one
side to suggest a hat. With this hat
there is a short tulle veil that adds to
the rather jaunty appearance of the
headdresS.
The bridal headdress may be trim
med with orange blossoms or pearl
ornaments. Bows, twists or loops of
pure white ribbon are the sole trim
ming of some of the newest bridal
headgear in Paris and are looked upon
as decidedly smart
Sleeves of the bridal dress are almost
always full length and are worn with
fairly short gloves, and the favorite
flower for the bridal bouquet remains
this year as last, the white Gala lily.