The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

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settle. down into beirg found perfectly bssrah's vhsn
spec vs and not 70 b. realized Tor We have
tbe sutnmn besore a., which, fon It's particular tsn
accepted to ne peculiar requiremeota.
foDg the vsrioCs styles In material for the pre-
iss. With e sA,eS hcn, 81 s.or and
eectvepess Of character happily blendsi The most
etgans tsve brcaa siOs In MORE; Altsrnstsly with
latter is frequently black. rhoss With broad STRIPES Of
pearl gray and Pink, with black brown lines for the
>, BIAS. T. n .ns
suitable dresses for ssDi toilette
mott styl~ consists Of broad black stripe and
Other ocnpo' % OF various colors forming checks;
brovn stripe checquered with green and black drab
alternately With black ard rose biack and osriss
large checks are sean for shs present
mixed with the ea;in the nor in bright shades
imIarts very elegant effect to this styIs
Noiies antiques stu tinue In avor also do plain
and 1gu,ed bocsoes There is choice assortment Of
colors IN The latte fabric.
u robes t,sp siioOs We sse the usual amount Of
variety minng egAnce and les quite original and
tIsprpg dsnspo BY the tsste and ju ement displayed
In ths mspsr, Rent Of the coiors
In tis en- lane, popp alpaca, and cachem there
Is az suoess OF STYLES and colors sospted to
The new io,ns OF dNesss for the two seasons.
The various light materials give place to others more
fNln u Ia
IN vogue.
suocued tones as gray and iac the most fashion.
sIe rolcr ger countenapced BY we'll dressed women.
very stylish robe, in dark gray moussene dc cole,
the founcss trimmed with wreaths Of foliage In brown
velvet, pleased us BY the good effect produced in tns
taste fui comb nation Of color, mater al style Tho
hsyss-l light dropping and sntwined-were edged with
fule On. This h.6 chsrmiDg sppesrancs
On the which was high ard open at 'front.' was
bosc cientnTs bzstelle in brown velvet trimmed with
black lace The latter vhere 1t edged the open part Of
the body vy Narrow but the other part Of the
cientu'e very deep and fun, HE berthe forming
Inc bach b, velvet bow also edged With lace On the
frent Of TIE body similar bow and the centure trim
med ali round With . ceep lace.
between each black lace hanging down low the
trcdery the nouDces, which imported considerable
. 70 this %
This is styis Of work, which win BE- much worn
OuIIB Ene W1nNr
sther, equally disirgue, Wa robe Of pink taetas
with I've Aounces, the first % nDencing ct the waist
Each aoupce compMe cd Of three bands Of tsetas,
separated by three insertions Of black Lace in the gupur
ttyh, and of rich pattern. beautiful wreath was
ebro cred in thick black silk the bands Of the pink
tatas, and on the edge Of the aoupoes lace of the
width If the ipser'ions vas slightly gathered The
under eeyss were similar to the founc<s.
In the plain body, ceinture bretelle formed
the chest spo profu.ey trimmed With lace ard en-
brcdery In 'he OF that the dounces Of the dress.
TIE ornament At front OF the corssge consisted OF
bunch o poppes, the flowers composed Of pink crepe,
and be leaves OF black velvet bes6 dress to match,
with long black velvet strings, completed this elegant
tel cite.