The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-16

manteau and peleriDe, and . narrower ono ut the
edge. The pelerine il usually trimmed with a
double row Of fringe-the one groy, the other
violet. The opening for the arm is concealed by
tho pelerino, the rounded form of which gives an
appearance Of Venetian sleeve. small turn
over violet colored velvet collar, trimmed with
gallons
The Czarine, Of chestnut colored velvet, straight
in front. and rounded behind Five nounoes, edged
with fringe, entirely cover the mantesu The top
foupce, which is rather wider than the other four
ioi ms the collar. The fringe Is black, with Small
ornaments of chestnut velvet hanging at intervals,
giving it an elegant appearance, and securing grea.
success to the Czarine.
The marteau Espagnol Of white or ruby coorcd
cachenire is kind of bouInous in form. extremely
full at bottom, and fitting on the shoulders The
msteral is cut on the bias; at the bottom edge and
on the fronts is rich gallon of gold and bright CO.
lored silks, designed in beautiful flowers which
pentine on The gold ground.
We bad almost forgotten tho ambassadrice-a
violet coiored maHteet rounded behind with square
ends IN front An imitation cape is formed by
rich black silk fringe, with strings OF graduated
violet colored beads mixing at distances A black
and violet embroidered gallon is placed the top Of
the fringe. The bottom edge of the manteet is
trimmed with three rows Of the same fringe and
gallon, the richness of which disputes with the good
taste of the entire manteet. We must here make
q neral remark which il, that great funess is
given this season to all garments designated paroles
sus. Fitting garments are disappearing except for
in. door garments.
NLw MATERIALS We must refer to some Of tho
rich materials by which the season is announced as
likely TO be most brilliant We will first speak Of
full dress. MORE antique, grande Pampadour, ileurs
Vatican, upon pale blue or China rose. coored
ground The MORE antique fambce, the designs
forming an apron in front, and wreatbs intended
for tho trimming of the body and sleeves The
skirt is plain and the roy al damask in 40 wered de-
Signs
Gros de Tours, with three flounces, with gold or
silver thread, upon deep hounco; the alternate
lines Of gold and silver graduated, the upper
haf. thraU Maj hn raa.aes
for evening dress This style is made mostly in
light colors
Dresses with fringed loun,es, with designs in pas-
sementerie guipure, are very pretty: The word
'fdnged'' implies that the color Of the fringe
matches the ground of the Dress Tho nounces are
straight; two are generally placed on tniietas or
gros dc Tours
The violet colorea taetas skirts are trimmed with
surmounted by stripes Of violet. coored reps This
style is worn for full dress visiting costume.
We will now speak Of walking dresses
eros de Tours, with fancy flowers designed in
wreaths Of all colors
eros de Tours, with colorca brochecs wrcaths
upon black and white ground. The nounces are
printed.
Tsffetas with bouquets of different coors and
sizes.
Plain and terry velvet robes, with aounces
Taifetas, with founces with satin stripes, some
straight, Others undula'ed, in bright dark colors
Tefeias, with founces with back banda; Scotch
popD, with striped ground; Aibanaise pop'in, with
iquares marked by u bright colored thread; Va
lencins, in new Scotch plads.
Then the Hungarian tissue-a pretty woolen ma
teral, with satin Albanaise stripes, either the
color as the skirt, or Of totally different shade
BoNNETs Plain velvet is still in favor, as is also
the terry velvet satin is employed in light coloTs
such white and pink. The shapes are open
the forehe ad, closing Mt tho chin; but not exagge-
rated in style, giving them q stamp Of modesty and
distinction, which appeared rather doubtful short
time since Wrcaths Of flowers inside less fire.
al. tltAN
jet, are often employed to ornament bonnets Tho
ribbons with blonde designs light and delicate
satin and velvet flowers, blonde embroidered with
gold, lligree gold and silver ribbons, and blonde
leaves. are all charming novelties, and employed
with great success and exquisite taste.
Bonnet of plain garnet colored velvet; at the bot
tom OF the plain crown is ruche Of curled feathers
Of the color, but shaded: the edge Of tho front
is of Lace, upon which is fringe rucho of feath
ers Across this ruche is fulling of black tulle,
which gives the bonnet Q light and becoming APP
pearance. knotted feather is placed on side,
to the ends Of which are attached small garnat
beads falling in showers the shoulder. White
Jonques IN satin with garnet colored velvet leaves
inside.
Another Dor net, of two c,lorod greens; tho crown
and part Of the front being lighter than the rest Of
the bonnet the light colored velvet terminating in
points edged with black lace. Two fiat feathers
the light, the other darker shadeare crossed,
ard form coronet round the head, and falling at
each Roses with foliage, and black lace, Inside.
A charming coffure, or half-cap, the front formed
ofa wre ath Of yine-leaves in different shades Of
Grape from the pale green to the purple autumn
foliage. Behind, and fastened to this wreath by an
mperceptible band of black tullc is frll Of deep
lace gathered round In the middle of tho round is
bow Of violet satin ribbon the ends Of which fall
over the shoulders.
A very pretty wreath d touifes, but merely across
the back OF The head Chat is to say, there is nothing
to be seen in front but thread band pass
ing under the plat,) is foliage ofgreen vine leaves
and grapes Of Grape. Sky blue velvet ribbon,
mr. hrOc in cpris "a "
vet, green and gold, violet and gold, are all much
used in the hair
We must conclude this description with an orig
ipal and pretty cap. The crown is Of black lace,
upon which some points Of blonde forming a star,
are placed. The same points horder the edge OF
the tule, forming a star over the hair. A small
wreath Of daisies fssten this eoiiure the back Of
the head