The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17


The rigor Of the commencement of winterIy weather
has prepared for welcoming the new coaks and man
ucr os ..' 81 Ana 'nere 10 ,car nov .. ou,
form decidedly tho most in favor. Either the pactot
sec with narrow revers aud small sleeves one wishes
less neggc may be made tn NJ 81 ghtly tothe figure
at the waist and with wide sleeves. For young persons
the basquine II still in vogue, and IL does appear
likely that viii altogether give up its place the pale
tot The hasquine Tor morning cir IS IL generally Of
cloth when made velvet II u AMI FIRE.
qyen,iy trimmed round with bus Of quilted satia,
cloth and Of velvet are braided in pattern, trimmed
with haDcs 81 colorcd material with narrow fur 70
lScs and InuH Nv mantics becoming rare, aud
are only made IN six With ornaments ~ gupuTc rich
passcncnterc Velvet shawls have always wide ounces
q guipure, nothing looks stylish than these for
visiting dress. some straight sclvut scarfs trimmed
with fringe. hsvo bccn Young persons bit IN w
appear vc-y unsuitable for the weather. Many black vel
W. nv ties arc 6 nmcd with white SATIN Vi has a very
Iosd eject.
lress ne DO with rcund waists Or with points. and
elc hgi Ct oren y front 60 As r. show chcmsctte.
1htsl laas can BE- raAc IN two ways; generally they
up,nd In the shape 81 heart anout hair way down
the bust AMI with small collar turned hack and rcvers.
bat occasionally tho opcning sried dow the waist
with safe acfoss he front this = the suitable for
evening wei, tent AM open sleeves also both
For taretss hunss still prefcrrcd but those
OF MORE and s'm y ' ttcr 70 trim with macarofa OF
velvet and Errur FrlnGshcurgs ~ rich
Bands q velvet on tho bis, some PLAIN. ohres waved
lace, 81.
iight colors Tor otofdoors wear arc No lcarsr "a
mci-black chtSnut " vinlct silks Pumnaiuur dr,ss
csbak ground, with col0rei nowers-Are fashionable
Black L. we think more than ever 10 favor Indeed
tbs Year nothing bat sambrc shades ,is Die even
&c paying visits &C etiquette. We viii proceed 10 de-
scribe few dresses foe walking visiting toctte.-A
black taifetas-very rich sik, with wide foancc
N large paits like the skirt very broad band 10 black
velvet cut ~ the bss, edged the ounce and at the top
" this and also at the heading ~ the a1uncc ruche n
narrow black lace tho body aud sleeves also trimmed
with ruehe The sleeve, pagoia, straight and Open
ornamcntcd with wide bow &c black velvet. These
bows are sometimes lined with stn net, Sich keeps
them m form for The reason, lace hounccs fire.
queutly lined with Grape tulle.
blue figured iaactss. The body high nj the back.
and opened square In front with braces trimmed with
black Lace and white blonde which are laced together
across the chest sold braid laid Cor heading
the Lace Sleeves, open and pointed, a Ia Chinoisc
trimmed with lace and blonde.
dress of violet tafeHs with eleven gounccs set on
In flutes, with black velvet heading Marie
Antoinette corsege, m iiaf plats Sleeves match
In preparing tor the approaching winter
readers viii be deslroE to know little NJ the Ashiou
for evening and bat dress They Will sud the following
dresses exceedingly elegant and efectve.--
whte chambcry gauxa drcs, with an under skirt
OF white tafet6s. Il has straight houlilcnnc At tn
hctturn 81 the skirt then two bouonns waved AZ
tive edge, and Al each fetoon bouquet Of bachelors bat
sons paced IAs body. whiSh Z low, has dsaPcry q