The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

Square body with six poutsone at rsnt, another be
psry 1%y u 'SU SuSps sso5 Of swss muslin
And the last we mentioo wAs Of pink ta6etas, with
double The ss o. Ss upps1 % Ss ons ~
wn SsssSs Of sss.ss sssn With two
rov, OF Viii blonde Of different widths, headed with
rucbes Of White tuue. Bows Of sAnetas trimmed with
biopde and email ruche Of whHe talle p,soed on too
the sides, and fastened together With bows IKE hose on
The burnous b stn worn, and also long basqaines Of
slk and velvet shawls trimmed with lace and jut but
the greatest novelty Is large plain velvet mantle,
very long behnd and terminating IN front, points,
a With sSrss s.SS.sed aSss I prsss.: s
made very long behind almost forming train and short
enough In front to show the feet The bodies Of many
dresses made without basques having rounded points
both before and behind Even these are separate from
he skrt Very little trimming Is used on the aleeves Of
out up the under sde-and frequently lined with
white silk.
Bonnets are worn closer At the sides and less sIopng
although there much novelty yet N style Or mate
rial have selected some good models for our sub
One Of pink velvet plated from the front 70 The cf
which is made Of ruchpgs Of nayroS hopaa W9 'front.'
covered with wide blonde reaching beyond the edge, ad
rarsbouts e curtain trimmed with velve, fold edged
with blonde Blonde cap, with three punches Of rosebUds
capote Of terry velvet and whe tsstas in squares,
covered with blonde and Grape with others ,ransparen)
falling over the cap. Eloping crown Of white Grape,
der which, on the left side, largo bunch Of green
velvet parciseus.
bonnet Of white royal velvet WAS trimmed with fold
OF plaid velvet round the front and curtain, Round the
crown twisted plaid cord ending two long tasesla
Blonde cap, with bandeau OF PLAID velvet ending
ses placed on the opposite side TO those the bonnet
very simple bonnet for . young lady Of white
taeas arranged in white paits from the back TO the
front The only trimming TO this bonnet wide plat
ing 10 vee or rich white eatn, carried the mid.
die Of the bonnet and round the curtain email bow Of
white blonde on the top Of the curtain and in the cap.
charming oolfture was coppQeeS of wreath OF fow-
basbe Of Ace the long ends failing over the neck. The
same headdJess may be made Of geranums and black
hce or corn flowers and English lace; also with velvet
ribbon, instead OF the flowers.
great number small grelot, Of cerse velvet TO each
o. which hung email gold crescent One cannot easily
imagine the effect of this charming headdress, with is
immense plumber Of geld crescents sparkling like stars
fastened at the back with simple bow and ends. Ga the
RIG hi side of the colored velvet, mixed
With barbe Of bsch lace falling In two ends Of unequal
length The hesddress 10 quite CLASSICAL and looks ex
uemeiy well on black hair.
For coinuree de bal the wreahs principally In the
form OF dadem, which found TO be generally be
coming than any other style OF wreath Cache pegnes
are however still worn (as some styles Of hair will no.
both povel ard elegant II made with . how Of Ma
lines Lace fastened with three gold stars 70 long barbe
OF the same Lace spotted with small gold stars and end
ing q fringe OF red and gold This Is fastened TO the
bair with two pins In the form Of stars.
Among the most charming wreaths OF water
lilies; another Of geranums and gold wheat and
third Of white grapes mixed with diamond stare Nor
must forget TO mention formed with punches OF
evening coures but fowere reslee Of gold, coral
pearls are more IN favor.