The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1856-04-24
Spring Fashions in Paris.

PARIS, MARcu 2o.--Charming toilette,
are being prepared FOR the festivities whcl,
viii distinguish Easier week. For Young
ladies white silk covered will, tule is the
/ preiiiest style for this season. The corsape
l. row and round. trimmed will, two ptain
berihe> of double ,rlIe. aud bur.ered will,
corion of small daisies and foliage; in the
centre is bouquet Of daisies. The ,ulc
sleeves are ruiled, long enong, to rencl,
beIov the berihcs, and leave visible small
bouquet "t daisies wiiri, loop them up nj
the sides. The silk petiicoat is covered
with three double tulle skirts without hem
or plat; the three skirts are gathered n,
the waist; the longest one falls without any
ornament; The other two are looped up to.
g"tlre' on the left side 10y bouquet OF dai.
sizes with branches falling OH the second
Jupe. The tiishinnable style ofwearinc the
hair t"r demoiSeiles is in double bandeaux.
the under one lightly puffei, the upper ono
rolled lnwaids. anal passing ON each si,le
over the Gordon of flowers which ornaments
the front "f the head. On The back hair,
e"cdche pe'2ne. there is "a group of flowers,
with the foliage falling on the neck.
The spring fashion for bonnets and Golf.
lures ate both slmple aud elegant; in per-
feet taste and without any exaryeration.
The flowers worn IN these coiffures general.
iy consist of tufts with dropping branches.
or cache peignes entirely covering the back
har. Some are composed of lilac of two
c"l"rs. others are a mixture of roses and
panSies, "r various towers anh fruits. Cuif
!nre>. arc also composed nf blonde, ribands.
ne Il
pulled tul!e foundation, in which are placsd
small TUFTS OF vlovt>; between them runs "a
SNOW blonde; the form i round, and enclo-
scS the hair like ecache.peiyne; ban.
d"au, composed uf II small blonde rnche,
studded with tufts of ,iuleis. passes from
each side an the forehead. On the sides
II: 'lir head are placed bows of green riband
and long ends which fall behind ON the
shoulders. With his cuilfure the rpbe
worn was Cora large dinner part, u vio.
let SIX oi large square pa,te II. eight inch.
- wide. arranged like - chess hnard. alter.
ua;,'lr black waicied silk and plain yinle,
Satm squares. lhi> drv>, has a skiu nf
uatcred silk with "a tunic. a, the edge nf
which falls black lace f"unce; in the
seam oi the tuuic "a double band oi creno
| lie is >twrd. The bottom of the long
skirt is lined with buckram Ia support il,
IA conformity " Tia the present fashion. The
body l. decorated with iichu OF black
uiIle. trmmei with three rows of lace.
ihe half short sleeves are open in front aud
ln'dered with n marrow plaiting. Undrr
tI'e sleeves There i, II deep lace flounce. sup.
ported hy tuile puff.
There i no ,liu.iuu,i"n in the crcumrer.
ence of the jnP"ns and fnnmccS of the fair
sex. The inucnlamizcd streets are n vel
low pool rhroua h"ut, after five davs ui
| constant sain. Nnlhing can exceed the ri.
dlcu.ouS figure Of our small danes of the
han-i"n IN ihe protuhrrnnce of their coats
and robes. -, they cnleavor in their walk,
to defend themselves from tie mud Re
Gently one of the mu>t renowned of our
pulpit orators. the Ahhc lie Dcguery, oh
served IN a sermon. Women. now DAYS.
forget IN the astonishing amplitude of their
Ire~>es that The gates Of heaven are vcrv
narrow