The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20

lady, which, although light the proc ding one 10
trimmed down NE front in the 70 % style With vet grape
leaves and clusters Of uansparent grapes. oorsAge
low and POINTED, back and 'front.' 10 almost oese be-
meath berthe Of deep ohantly laoe, and only
ment bunch Of grapes and vine leaves In Of
the oorssse the sleeves short and sashed With puff
one OF the preest things We have Seen 70 ms,,n tue
trimmings on the dress 1t consists OF grapes aad
leaves most artisticaly arranged The lace, which i'm
ters very largely into rs formation in places al
most oonceals the fruit which siis,ens throush1
MANTILLAs.
In this department We have several elegant novelties
some i'm ported from Paris and others home made not
inferior In any respect. almost iaolinng to believe
that the annual semt annual pilgrimage 10 the shrine
recherche styles which exhibition yesterday
In Broadway bazaar. The "Eugenie' IL short CLOAK,
made OF black silk hs Wing small hoot trim met w,ih
cdsng Of barred * yet ana two ricn heavy
tsssels. Around the skirt OF the cloak 10 tr mining OF
black lace CLOSELY barred with marrow blsck Velvet
Get md prstt est rlmmnss We have seen this Season
Another OF the Same shape and the same mNerial with
more elaborate trimmings tufted buttons placed In the
centre Of each bar was equally admired. Ia striking
contrast 10 this both In shape ana color was whts
MORO antique s:arf shaped mants falling low the
shoulders and descending he be the waist rom ied
81 The back and pointed in 'front.' ruche Of white satin
ribbon, edged with black vsivet. rups entirely
ron nd the mantila and full fall OF the richest OhAney
lace half yard in depth completes THIS elegant aud
d6ttn0ve mantelet Another, which We cannot omit Is
white MORE antique ci AK made In the style tue
"Eugenie" The tri mining IN rare ana besutfu n ads
Of gsuze with stripes OF chenille ending In fringe II
would be suitable for m Opera cloak for which, We
believe, II u intended.
In mourning have very pretty novelties both
in dress goods and outside garments mourning e..
tabshmsnt In Broadway has imported from Paris very
lady like sha vi the centre il Of the finest bet hs
border OF barathes silk, and for deeper mourning Dor
der Grape substituted. lis square nd Arge sized,
and We doubt not will DO universally adopted Moura
contrast favorably In style and dasn With the gayet d
brightest We saw one on exhibition yese day wno (,
excited much admiration II was scarf shaped, c)m ag
low the shoulders and having round berth form
Of number Of Grape folds confined 81 regular ntssvas
by perpe aoicular folds Of tho material deop fill
Of bombazns with heavy folds OF GRAPE fails polo tue
waist and forms one OF the prees: mourning manslias
have ever Another beautiful style, out moro
suitable for elderly ladies, WAS high In the back, and
came The ohemisetto shape Ia 'front.' the bsrthe failing
gracefully on The shoulders.
In the same estabushmeat We were shown some
exquisite mourning hats, which NO shall eadesvS to
describe. Ono fer deep mourning WAS mae Of erAp,;
side Of the hat falling In graceful folds, while
bunch Of Grape nowers, tntermaged With org penisn
sufs Of IYass waved the other u ie lace frnged With
bueles falls over the 'front.' A pretty summer hal OF
dotted ise trimmed with wheat and grass wAs very
much sdmi-cd. Another hat which We must not omit to
mention "DEtoie" eminentiy worthy Of 1t, starry
name. The Of the JaNchon style, embroidered
fringed with the sane blended materials Tho P.ume
dOiseau" b remarkable Tor splendid bnnch OF feather
dowers which form the tide trimming, and which 10
novel = v beautiful.