The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-26

By gold ar silver threads woven in Ts0etas jardniere
rs aso sS, osra ass YER % s%s
stripes bright c0ors e0ged with gold or slvor Unread
ere all very much worn.
satin stripes In al colors, generally
ball by yOung ladies'. They made With double
sir,s, the hem beng lined WITH NAT rieoon the color
With a narrow black or white blonde the edge ne
spper skirt beng raised on one side by bow or ribon
q full TOsette Of velvet.
SaiB Ia very much for dresses Dark colors for
morning dress and light shades and white for ev ang
toiIte II is not yet generally adopted for bonnos or
Mshsies Brocades, IN large medallion patterns, wnn
satin or more grounds are also In great favor opeu
and plain fane'as and gros grains are much wen 'or
vnniug dress Also striped and chimes silks, as~e' rs
oTegneis with black green brown grounds, nsareu
small bouquets III pink white or gold color
Our principal modistes mxDg Grape and Vivet, OF
Grape lace for visiting bonnsts Thus white Grape
bonnet, tsmDed ronnd the edge and curtain wh oAho
oue velvet FcArf OF eins velves, .rmne. nv id
whiie ribbon Strings, with narrow oneso bne vevet of,
bonnet Of white Grape, with wide black lace alng over
the crown ruches OF white silk, posed rouni the front
curtain rucbes OF tule illusion inside, WITH bow
flower side the wreath plat acrosthe forehead
beng no longer 'echercne.
Wine riitan is also worn Dresses Of this materel
are Frequently made with the skirt bouilline from the
top 10 The bottom THIS is effected by nakiog plain
skt The leDkth required and Lhrn pacpgoger another
twice ts lcpgh This is gathered at equa distances with
ne Unread aud ia fastened b. the urefsirt by neat
stisanes Sometimes the b0uoDnds separated bv mar
Io~ foueaux OF white satin Color ed velvet Sometimes
nve or seven white satin RIB sesed inside the bot
tom Of the dress and brought 1'sde TO the waist
these appear TO esther the SKIRT Should not be fsen
o. any other way This style Is vey pretty with tube
dresses.
tune OF coored velvet MORE tafetas s OF the
avorie novelties Of the present season. 1t is worn over
crsss or white Satin, more, ornamebted from the
posson 10 meet the tune, with bOonnes OF tue or tar
atan These uDics open The sides and laed with
ribbons They trimmed according to the taste OF the
veArer, with chicorees, as plaitDgs, black
white lace, white gupure laid Hat on, or with gold and
silver Lace in the latter case ,bey are laced together at
the SIDES by cords to match me thinning
Blopo the favorite "a for dress caps The capu
ehon form ia certainly The mOet becoming, and when
trimmed with round wreaths, has very dressy appear
aace. Ooe Of fashoaabe modisses has always
Agee shades Of color in br wreatbs. Pansies chry
ssptbemums, with black cntres, her avore flowers
just now.
Caps nrned with bows Of ribbon, shaded, and initial
ing flowers, also much worn and pleasing novel
either with the flowers or ribbon, which has good effect
With the bOnde and has also the advantage OF being very
becoming.
Wreaths still very generally adopted for evening
cCnare We have very elegant ones formed
Of scarlet eerannms peach and almond blossoms
OF vari0ns Shades rosbuds sucke daisies and
rgods sso OF velvet leaves ami flowers long stalks Of
gold or silver wire.
Gold beads and fancy ornaments OF the material
very usually mixed in the evening headdreeses but
less frequently In than in wreaths A Cap made
entirely II double tulle With wreath Of flowers and
scarfe Of tue, simply bemmed, falling the shooI-
ders, has very hgnt and graceful effect