The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

men FOR YOUTH thus the country or a the sea nde We
aoenes plain ful skirt WITH css.que match, has en-
broidered collar, and moequeaire sleeves
For evening drecs English barge moas:eine ae so,s
rial However, there occasions when elegance must Do
studied, even at the expense Of simplicity.
qneuty made with double skis high body trimmed with
brandebou butens and either small lAnciere oasque
Sometime he douSs .Sr y Out mn a the sides, and a.
ached by bows the opening either left straight or seal
oped u bound with gallon or velvet, and fastened by
single skirts and ohildren's drsee Aonsann
bands of tsfetas of derest color from the dress,
Of barrow black Lcc are Also in favor pretty skirt
sometimes made BY cutting the bresdths only bali tne
length Of the skirt, and fastening on the bottom Of them
full deep ounce headed by double boulonne, and plat
ing vieille rouche When the dress Ii composed OF
light material the body ia made full, with band If In
ornamen,ed with brandebourgs In both cases 1t IL I'm
shed by ribbon SASH tied at front, with long ends
with wnicS Was xorn pointed shawl Of black lace vito
deep frill and drab bonnet composed OF brilliant
straw trimmed with = long drab feather placed across
and turning round the side The inside was lined with
green ana simply ornamented by bouquet Of vioets.
Lilac Is decidedly the Avore color for muslin, jsconet
very pretty toilette may composed Of dress Of lilac
and white taft ss, siih two ekirs edged with double
iIpge Of the sane color as the dress With this may be
worn ap Indian muslin mantle, pointed behind, trimmed
with deep fi, with lilac rbson In the hem. Above
his mil and round the tsp Of the mantle should be
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pleie this dress white chip bonnet. 0snamented b.
q bouquet Of corn flowers and ears
White muffin dresses still made vi f,unces some
times two, with very full headings or three sur nensed
by bouilloDpes with coored oons passed under them
These dresses are sometdosa worn OYER coored sips
Others made ith double skirt, the longer With
merely broad bem the shorter cut In large scaiops,
edged with scaoped embrodel ed fri above which
placed two bouillonpes The form OF the body
high gathered en- gabe with puchs round the throat
The sleeves q 10 Venitenne, trimmed roand with EN-
broidereo s and bsu and cut open 30 IA ~ the
Thu ri 10 In n
bow placed at the .erng Over bght coored dresses
large csssqs Of plain muslin are sometimes worn. trim
almas, or large pelerines without seam, also
worn and generally ornamented either with ruche
Young ladies drssses Of summer materials are
low bodies with short sleeves, with viii Is worn either
nchu psysanne or a muslin canezou
We have already noticed the qullings now much worn
travelling and eide dresses, but did not mention
that the gallon Of two colors, with which they TRIM
med Is also bound round the bottom Of the skr which
prevents il from cutting Tanetss dresses also
frequently bound round with black velvet when Is used
In trimming the drese with gallon the color OF the tai
Under eeves and habit shirts for morning wear are
sometimes made Of cambria muslin, printed in very nall
Is needed that the color chosen should suit that OF the
dress Others, which decidedly prefer, made OF
white cambria muslin, embroidered In colors.
ROYAL WEDDING DRESSES.
On the occasion OF the grand ball al Brussels 10 celebra
ton Of her marriage the Princess Charlotte wore robe
of MORE antique silver CLOTH the corsage AID the skirt
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with silver lama court cloak, With train OF the
material The wreath she and The flowers that
mented her dress composed principally OF orange
blossoms and diamonds. There blaze Of brllnanz
her diadem and around her neck and upon her arm
the Princess splendid diamond miniature bracelet,
the gin OF her uncee the princes Of tue Orleans family
This bracelet contained beautifully painted miniature Of
the BRIDES mother the late Queen Of the Begsns and
whole mounted in the style Of the Devonhre gems,
by Mr. c. f. Hancock OF Button street, who furnished the
jewel at cost Of f700. The Princess enveloped
long Brussels lace veil Of exquisite workmanship. The
train OF the Princess was borne by Nine. de Luzen.
The Queen Marie Amele wore gray silk robe, with
nanseet Of lace and Parue Of costly diamonds orna
The Duchess Of Brabant vss satired In O. white robs
Trimmed with lace which had been presented by the civ
Of Client TO her imperial bghne the occasion Of her
marriage. court cloak In moive antique Of louise bue
embroidered In gold The shirt OF the
cd with the same material - the cloak. Her tiara and
necklace In brillan and npe PEARLS The train Of
The Duchea was carried by the Countess do herode wes
teyloo.
The Prince Consort of her Majesty Queen Victoria wore
the full uniform Of field marshal OF the British army
with the grand Gordon Of the Order OF Leopold
The Archduke Charles Louis, the Governor General OF
the Tyrol and Of the voraslbtrs, the uniform OF
major general
he Princess Cemenane YVES dressed In q white robe
ornamented with lace. The court mantle Of velvet,
embroidered In currants OF god.
The Archduchess Marguerite who Ii the daughter Of The
reienipg King OF Ssxcny, wors robe Of colored
MORE antique, orpamented with Brussels lace. ne
mantle was q clolh Of silver.