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“The cake should be made’ tne | day before. Then it. will be easy to cut into cubes, ice and decor- ate.’

PRELIMINARY. STEP “However, before this is done the cakes must first be. lightly coated with an egg white beaten with % cup confectioner’s sugar and allowed to dry before apply-

e of” Young women'|book ends could decorate the Te- betionie prides at this season, |{reshment table. The punch bow! and most are feted with! might be wreathed with. small showers rs “the wed ing, |spring tlower corsages for every ™ |But there's one type of shower | guest. Spring green paper cups

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Book stores everywhere are displaying excellent books cov-| ering these subjects. Any bride would be thrilled to start house- keeping with a good basic home-making library.

“The shower might include a set of book ends to hold the books,” suggested the Chef. “Since many of the friends of

they will not have time to pre- pare elaborate refreshments for the party. I would suggest little petits fours for elegance and an unusual sparkling punch.”

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“Petitis Fours is the French name for little cakes baked in the oven,’’ remarked the Chef. “cubed and iced all_over._They. are usually decorated with a swirl of chocolate icing with e@ whole nutmeat, a few chopped nuts or perhaps a~eandied vio-

“The demoiselles who _ are: hostesses for a book shower, can buy petits fours at a patisserie, or they could make up a yellow

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Breathes there a girl who has not dreamed of her own wedding as the most formal and elegant affair of the season? Quite defi- - finitely the trend is toward more

/formality in weddings, says Do- jrothy Cavanaugh, bridal consul- tant of New York's largest de- partment store. |. Having advised and ‘tranquil- ized brides for the past 25 years, ishe has had an aisle seat for }observing nuptial trends. ‘‘And formality is on the upswing. -

“Five years ‘ago,"”. says Mrs. Cavanaugh, “‘the predominant tone was informal. Short gowns | were most popular.”’

Today more girls.want a long dress with shorter trains. There lisn’t so, much demand for the cathedral train which trails a yard along the. floor.

Of the 10,000 brides she pro- cesses annually— this means thelping select bride's and atten- jdants gowns and consulting on everything from etiquette to ~ fitrousseau — she says more than

peat go-in for formal weddings.

“If the girl is making her plans two or three months in advance, it's sure to be formal. However, every spring we have !a rush for short informal gowns ifrom the girls who have sudden- ly decided to get married be- fore Lent.”

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tional preferring white or light ivory. But, says the expert, the. traditional wedding gown—satin with high neck and long sleeves and train— has given place to dresses following current style.

“You-can’t sit back and say a style that was good last year is

good this year. You've got to keep. up to the minute in cut and line and fabric.” -

Mrs. Cavanaugh also has to settle problems for grooms, mo- thers, attendants. Here are her answers to three frequently. ask- ed questions:

‘No, a man should not Wear a tuxedo or dinner jacket unless the wedding is at 6 p.m. or lat- er. You do not look like a mon- key in a cutaway— and besides it’s the proper formal ‘daytime attire.

phe navy blue can be worn by the mother of the bride if she keeps her accessories. light. However,’- female members of the immediate wedding party can’t wear any black. It’s bad luck.

Yes, it’s all right bridesmaids and the maid or matron of honor to wear the same color. Their flowers or headpiece can be different. In fact, it’s better not ‘to have too

tar. Another’ trend has “developed | “And while we're on color; do |take a good look at the interior |

itrend caine in, it got down tojes. If it's dark, give the attend- two or three. Now with the re-|ants some color.

aspects of In color, brides are still tradi- best guide.”

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“No .wedding is informal en- ough to warrant wearing a short dress, if the bride in her heart _fireally wants a long gown,” says ag shop owner Heather Stan-

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“If she. says she wants a short gown, I ask her why. Most girls really want a long gown. If she does want a long gown and someone has tried to talk her “Hinto wearing a short one, I try to talk her into it again.

“She’s doing more than choosing a gown — she’s buying a dream really.”” .

Mrs. Stanley, whose. go w ns range from $50 to $350, says most of her customers spent TOF. around $125. And, she adds, for

those trying to save money, long gowns as well as short can be found under $100,

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