The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-15

vel'ies for boones seoicsed velvet with application
straw mixed with tue or blonde Ia muoh admired Vel
vet rs uhsd In Varo forms times az
at ether times frt bands placo according 10 fcg ou
the crown ard front q tho bonnet OF tho oapes
msd- OF velvet drawn tbe bias With the Grove or
tiyrIy OF velvet and light design esiaw aeutipr
the whole having the appearance of gold iace We
ha,ifg seen one that had just produced by one
of frat artstes. It Of black tulle boaion 90
over the crown of shich thrown a violet vol ret
point sonoped a. the edge b,nds Of velvet ecol.
lcIe0 we're placed to separate eaoh b1uionne of tul
ard ornsneut.d at each sice OF the bunch
Of maize and violet velvet flo sprs The inside Va, trim
med with triple OF oioude round the ftoe and a
bunch Of maze placed high each cheek The sane
sye OF capoe N green ard black or pink veigss aud
tuil", with hn application OF strsv wo-k.
We must here mention tho charming little couture
nehe young and fesh as its name. IL l. ocqule Of
bonoe fo' uing eight point In font eui has moth
car- smell bunch o blue aud vbi thsdad festhrs
light ana vigorous as to give idea Of tho fns of
tDow hskes. The ocqulie Of bcnae whioh only
the spmnt of the bead ia very short be6nt sad quito
round Bctwcr The fret aud second Of blonde tong
ends Of blue and ph!,e ,scsas ribbon escape sad o.
pay,uy over the shou,s"ia Ins couture : trry be
coming and consequently IL 'Ai 70 Aecu l" 'afor
among our young and graceful fasbionao.s
Ths trimmings for bopnets are composed Of wseatas
OF velvet foliage mixed with very ostrich feathers
srlaDds of tBiln voubis or 6unshes Of satn aoyey
which 'oke the place of the ribbon bows formerly used
ASS general rule the form of the bonnet IL, AMI will
remain close although sufficiently oval 10 be- graceful
The autumn capotes arc made in shape 20 ait al
ct any style OF faoe The worry o0ea trputs are ute
oiscao.d as they give to certain style OF
an sir which Is neither graceful pleasing Tho
crowns arc small and slightly bending the curtain
Velvet flowers much used on ana in bonacts rhc
laurel bossom vioets daisies and heartseusc mostly
sought for
Large cachemirs squares embroidered with silk and
gold, will be very fashionable this winter, are
Brought to great perfection in the msnuactcres ;n
Lyons But we must keep to what acGuaily wora
We nave seen some beautiful robes OF fancy af-tas,
trimmed with single defp ounco, having a. the bottom
wreath formed OF exceedingly ribbon In raised
designs, appearing ike shaded moss The same dcscrip
ton OF wreath on the dress tho top OF the
houncc The coIsage Is with besquiEes. quite all and
cut up. and trimmed round with small wreath in the
samo style; between each opening Of the ba gune is
ends floating the skirt Three small bows in tho
samo style placed the bands which tho chest
and hold the sides Of the body displaying the lace.
gcfered muslin guimpe The sleeves which opened
bands to uzie the edges and trimmed with aud
floating eU6s Of ribbon
Thread gumpe is much 1t is made into founoes
for robes OF organdi, with ruche Of ribbon a bou
berthe is double garniture, falling sufficiently low to
form the short sleeves
The with frorts taber are also formed of
guipurc the tablier apron being lined with colorcd
tactas and trimmed at each edge witch echiee Of rib
bon bows. The berthe which pauies this robs Is
also lined with tafctas aud desoeuds point reaching
the tablier II s open the shoulders and sleeve
hero is covered with rows Of ribbon
Peignoifa much called for at tho present mt.
They take the place the deshabi!es casaque
stme very pretty made OF quilting They
small cape trimmed with very deep gutDurc dcscend
ing to the waist The sleeves half long and trimmed
with double row of gppure which reaches the md
The grand novelty for winter is material the tissue of
which Is thicker than cloth, supple cacheGe and
ms becoming and shaded velvet. 1t is cicd latne
1t Is produced in all shades but has but Il L. dc
account Of its heavises il only be applied to large
and loose costumes.