The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

that one is tempted to try and gather some of the
flowers which appear to be thrown upon the robe
by chance. The stalks of the sheaves are fastened
with bow, and long ends Of gaaze ribbon, which
is also painted upon the robe Small bouquets encir
Gle the berthe and sleeves but the one on the front
of blue ribbon, with long ends floating over the
skirt Bouquets in the same style placed on Ell
ther side of the bandeaux. robe Of pink grena-
dine is trimmed, on both sides Of the skirt, with
FIVE demi-barbe of pink lace, which is gathered SO
as to form fan, fastened with chou Of pink rib
bon. They are placed so that the edge of the lace
falls over the chou of ribbon which fastens the
next barbe. The body is tnmmed with ira
verse OF narrow lace. forming ladder across
the front; each traverse is placed over a narrow
plating of ribbon the end of each row Is fastened
with avery small bow of ribbon, diminishing in size
towards the point of the body. The sleeve reache.
the bend of the arm, and is trimmed with double
pagode of pink lace, which extends to the wrist,
and is fastened up in the front OF the arm with
large bow OF ribbon. A wreath of fuchslas, mixed
with red mink and white roses, is placed round the
rolled hair. beautifully simple mantlle, of plain
white tule, edged with ruches of tulle, is thrown
gracefully this elegant toilette. For toilette
lat home," redingote of pink and green chine
poult de sole, the body opened square ever the
chest, and the skirt also Open the edges being scol
Hoped enargng as they ich the bottom of SKIRT
are trimmed with double ruche of narrow pink aud
green ribbon, with fall OF deep lace beneath The
skirt is opened over an under SKIRT of muslin. which
is trimmed with an echelle of lace, to match that
kind of garniture forms guimpe, terminated round
the throat with full lace, held up by a narrow
black velvet, fastened with large brilliant. The
sleeves are tight TO the elbow, with double ruche
TO match the Dress the lace entirely covering the
arm. A fauchon of Alencon lace is fixed on each
side of the head, over bows of pink ribbon, mixed
with narrow ba ck velvet, all the ends OF which fall
over the neck. This elegant negigee should be
by young married lady, OF dark yet delicate
compile xion, 10 whom it is most becoming. Many
pretty deshabilles, of cotored taetas, are trimmed
with lace hounces, in the same shade as the dress
The lece most generally used is the CiInora,
which is al the same Time simple, eleg ant, and
cheep; it is infinitely cheaper and pretiier than the
woollen lace, and is now made IN all colo!s. The
mole the summer advances, the more lingerie be-
| comes requisite in the toilet. Never have lace
shawls, mantes, pardessus, and cannelou; in all
kinds be en- more numerous than al present; and We
| might say, never has there been more elegant or
era cetul display OF these accessories Wemust nov
mention the cannezous of oTgandle, with triple
| paeode sleeve these sleeves are embroidered aod
trimmed with lace; the first descen1s to The wrist,
the last rea ches the elbow; they are fastened uP,
| in the font of the arm, with a bow Of colored
| ribbon. The canuczous terminate with basqpines,
is very open on The chest, aad meets at the waist
under bow. Tulle embroidered in satin-stitcb,
made in The some form, has very pretty elect.
| The deshabilles for the country are made oi
nankeen OF gray jean, trimmed with number OF
| narrow white braids; these brads are placed
sometimes in straight lines of ten or twelve rows, or
| form Turkish designs, or wreaths OF flowers round
the bottom OF The SKIRT and the little casaque which
| accompanies it, The deshsbilles in f0Gard ere
sometimes trimmed with silk braids. Those 10
| figured aconets are iriianed with one deep sco.a
| l0ped nill, or four or five narrower ones. The
thinning on the sleeves commences at the elbow,
The most elegant paTasols are Of white MORE ;;
some trimmed with d ep Turkish fringe, other.
9Th the point d'Alenc0D the sticks are of carved
ivory wood incrusia!ed with stones, branch
Of coral We have seen two parasols made o!
| BRUSSELS lace, lined with pink talietas the lace
falls over the edge of the parasol, and fcrGls IT,
trimming. The sticks of tortoise-sheli, with.
| Mcrusialicns Of pearls, amehysls ana turquoise.
They about the size OF the maruiscs that is to
say. very small, and only designed for carriages
| Children's costumes are very pretty. The small
pascessus Of batste. with triple row of English
embroidery, are beautiful They are worn over
the psid tafieas dresses, Italian blue isfietas OF
| PINK and white glaze, with tucks TO TIE waist,
sboTtenough to show the richly -embroidercd trou-
| sers. The batiste and muslin dresses are almost
all embroidered tablier, and widening en- cpur
| on the body. With white dresses a broad blue or
! PINK sash Is worn, tied behind and plated round
| the waist A round straw hat, with coronet OF
small daisies, bluebells, and rosebuds long srings
| 10 match the SASH