The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-21


crowds of ladies', anxious to compare the styles of the
various modistes.--
In Broadway.
Mrs. Gosson millinery Nine Ernbree millinery
Miss furoDg, do, Jas Tucker, bridal wreahs
Nine Douga1 do; &c,
Miss Gardner, do Mrs Jones millinery.
Mrs. Hart dresses, &c. Mrs. Hart, do,
Nine Harris Il Son, bonnets W. Brown, bonuets, &C.
and iurs, Mrs. Marcy, millinery, &C.,
Nine. De Nos, millinery. Bartholomew, mourning
Nine Barnet, do, millinery,
Nine Maiherbe do, Weeds, do,
Mrs. Simmons, do, B. Reny, millinery,
Nine. Gavele, do, Mrs. Smythe, do
Genin's, children's and Misses Babcock, dresses &c.
In Great Jones street,
Nine. Ferreqo, millinery
In Canal street.
Mrs. Jarvis, millinery, Mira. Davidson, millinery
Mrs. Ratings do. &c. Sloane & Rynders, do, &c.
Miss Ciune, do, Mrs. Cripps millinery.
IN Walker street.
Nine. Aupoix millinery.
In White street.
Mrs. Hubbard, millinery.
IN Grand street.
Lord & Taylor, fall ribbons, &c.
IN Hudson street.
Miss Armstrong millinery. L. Bins, millinery.
Mrs. Kidd, millinery, Mrs. Watson, millinery.
Mrs. Levi do
In Srth
Mrs. Rnggold millinery
Geo. N. Cutter, millinery Homer & Ketchum, featl
goods, ers, ribbons, flowers, Be-
neYy
In Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
Williams Baxter, millinery.
B0NNETS.
Bonnets stil worn small in the front and 30 close
to the face that the fall inside trimming has the effect of
border. The crowns, whether oval soft-and fashion,
more tolerant than usual admits both-droop c6nsdera
bly,, and profusely trimmed with double capes and
falls Of lace more or less pointed We have
such bold and striking contrasts is produced By the
combination of coors used this Black and white
cherry color and blue scarletand lavender and others
equally peculiar attract attention by their marked and
startling originality Fruits flowers, cereals feathers,
ribbons and laces, form 'the outward ourishes The
flowers, which of all Sizes from the tnest
bud to the stately eur-de-ls generally of velvet
and the ribbons barred dotted with the
tera edged with fringe limitations of lace deli
catey correct to deceive the Impractical observer
The mixture Of black and white lace the hat is
still popular, and justly for the effect is bold
and pleasing The greatest novelties of the hats
embroidered with chenille and bugles These require
less trimmings than the other styles and the rich sim
picity Of the style is very attractive. very pretty
hat formed Of white silk embossed with black velvet
must descrbe:-The fiat and transparent and
from the centre proceeded In alternate circles corngs oc
white silk and black velvet edged with blonde. A
cape Of white blonde fell like mist over the dotted
mingled graced both sides very full ruchc OF white
cherry colored flowers formed the inside trimming and
around the front of The hat the border turned inwards
and the pointed edge resting the ruche fall or
rich white ace. Another Of dark blue satin, with broad
bands Of black velvet running both ways, double cape
and fall of Chanly lace, deep in the centre and
rowing the SIDES deserves mention. The outside trim
ming black and blue feathers intcrminged and the
inside blue velvet flowers and the white iios Of France
very elegant hat of black velvet embroidered with bu-
giles the crown covered with anchon Similarly ornament
cd was exhibited of the leading establishments as
also the two beautiful hats have endeayorcd 10 de-
scribe In the establishment are hats Of various
colors covered with network Of baeAyelvet and very
pretty novelty in the way Of trimming Tor children's
hats, called marabout ruche. This s placed on the
outside OF the hat and carried round the curtan and
the soft swaying motion impaired to 1t By the fante.t
breath Of air has charming effect and renders pecu
iarly appropriate for youth. Genu opcus this season
with some very beautiful combinations One hat formed
green silk overlad with black lace embroidered with
green chenille and straw IN very tasteful designs at
arrests attention The face trimmings of glowing crimson
flowers and white and cherry coored ribbons contrast
with and relieve the sombre beauty of the outside Ano.
Their still beautiful composed Of white silk CO.
yercd with white Grape glistenng with starry embroi-
derry; deep fold Of corn coored silk round the edge
Of The hat and curtain inside and out breaking through
the monotony Of the white, and looking like CLEAN Of
sunlight upon snow. Mlrabout feathers. corn color
and white made up the outside trimming, and
exquisely natural wheat adorned the inside.
Another of steel colored MORE antique trimmed with
black lace and gorgeous crimson lowers aud another Of
dark velvet with pendan, punches OF acorns were con
spicuously elegant
HEAD DRESSES.
Head dresses made Of the materials hereto
fore arranged to have the effect Of novelty The
coiteV pfnptrdtri, struck as being particularly
elegant II Is formed Of Lace disposed in sucha manner
to resemble the present style of wearing The hair In
rolls this putting pass crosssay nnumerable rows
81 narrow black velvet edged with blonde which are o,
under meath amid the folds Of the hair Clusters Of trail
ing flowers are attached 10 the back and f in bright
rosusion the shoulders. In another stvle Tho
crown IL formed by braid Of crimson velvet hand AZ
the material passes the hair about two nces
above the forehead and holds II securely in ~ Mace
bye j blonde sppets ostrich feathers ana on