The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-15

bonnet Is much longer Al the sides than II has been for
years and the form diminishss towards the The
crown covered with aureoe Of blonde the yandyked
edges Of which FORM in 'front.' the garnture and at the
back the curtain. soft downy feather, OF blue and
white laid close to the edge Of the brm The interior
OF the bonnet Is adorned by the grapes daasa bunch
OF velvet loops which have become much the fashion
OF late.
The celebrated lace manufacturers Tecmsn A Co., is
BousUard A0atartrs have exhibited great variety of
styles OF lace the demand which Is immense
as lace Is now employed all articles OF dress the
ngeri or underclohing department which is literally
covered with the most expensive Manes and Yaencennes
Some OF modses have introduced the mixture of black
and white lace evening mantets Brussels applica-
ton lace mantele-eehaPPs-m be trimmed with sec
charm in these mante which would be decidedly hand
somsr were they composed all of black all Of white
lace
The FUNERAL BREvEr BRIa. GENERAL JAMES BANK
HRADThe funeral of the late Breyet Brgadier General
Bankhead of the United States army took place yesterday
morning from his late residence Madison avenue Balti-
more The ceremonies, which were solemn and impress
siye were conducted by the Rev Dr. O. Coke of the
Protestant Episcopal Church The funeral cortege which
was grand and imposing consisted of the military of Ba
more city, the field and staff officers of the ythrd regi
ment the artillery nom the fort and large number OF
citizens The body buried at Greenmoun Cemetery
AS the cortege neared the gate says the Baltimore Pa
trio the artillery filed off along the road and the body
was borne in and during the services fired minute guns
AT the cohcuson OF the services and after the body had
been consigned to is last resngpace three rounds
blank cartridges fred the grave by the City
Guards.
The suboned general orders issued from the head
quarters Of the army by Winfield Scott
GENERAL ORDERS, HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army
No. 10. New York Nov u 1916
again becomes the painful duty of the chiei
TO announce to the army the death of of its senior Off
GERS Brevet Bgadier JAMES BASKHEAD colonel OF the
ono regiment OF artillery, who died at Baltimore the
| 18th instant.
General Bankhead entered the army captain of in
iantry June ID 1905 and served with distnc adu-
ant general during the of l8l25 For his mertoous
conduct In the campaigns in Florida he received the
colonel and again. for his gantry in the siege of
Cruz Mexico he honored with the breve in which
died. holding at the time the important command of the
department OF the East As soldier and gentleman he
won the confidence and of his companions
and of numerous circle Of friends who will long retain
pleasing recollection of his public and private virtues
As appropriate honors to the memory of the deceased
the several posts within his late department will fire
minute guns, (llO commencing at IL o'clock m, and
display the flag at halfmast from the hour until
set the day next succeeding the receipt of this order
Officers serving within his late command and of the
regiment of which he colonel will the prescribed
badge of mourning for thirty days.
By command of Brevet Lieutenant General Scott
| L. THOMAS
| Assistant Adjutant General