The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18


Summer toilet IL no longer a matter Of prophecy The
paleo, is the mantle generally in vogue made with
large sleeves and peerne Long casagucs generally
only worn by young girls. Sawls OF Indian musln with
vide Mechn lace will be greatly in favor. Anbroi-
dered muslin paietot or plain muslin, trimmed with a
narrow piissc, are also made. ~ =
Colored mantcs drab and black or in cross bars OF
white and brown, violet and white bordered with
bias of taretas, or with narrow plated ribbon,
made with pelernc; and sleeves very suitable for
the seaside country but not considered good te for
town wear.
The lama woolen lace, has been brought to such
perfection, and fine and soft, and the patterns so
light, that Is almost like silk They make s,ws OF
this for evening wear founces for visiting drss and
Cardinal pecrines for low dresses nantes. \
Summer Zouaycs are made 10 with the quitting
dresses, and are very pretty.
For indoors walking dress grisaies Tor black and
white mixed), tafleas, worked with silk flowers &c
contrasting color grosee green violet blue is anita.
BILE, or fculards material much patroniscd just
mposs.ner tina, snort Of wh.s iashoasbc fer
them may prove useful to our readers With the warm
weather bcregcs muslins cuttings and nankin will an
be in demand The patterns IN very small circks or
very narrow stripes are In great favor but plain shades
are more dressy. The bodies are always made low.
1afietas dresses are ornamented at the bottom with
narrow pinkcd 1ounces.
For ncglige, paletois in alpaca with white and
black stripes, and quilting OF red or blue arount Is
Little boys Of three or four years Of age wear skirt
Of popln or braided quilting, and zouavc Of the
same material, opening over full chcmisette. When
little older the blouse aud trousers also made Of pop
lin.
bonnets are worn stu larger than they were last
month. They are raised the forehead, and much
trimmed inside with ruchcs or flowers
White Grape bonnets, covered with black spotted ne,
and trimmed with bows Of Lace mixed with grosenle
blue or violet velvet. much worn.
straw bonnets have generally soft silk crown and
are trimmed with ruchcs Of the same, and frequently
have large lunches Of flowers ut the side.
The Cotidc bonnet made OF pink grape, with scarf
OF tuie illusion across yelling cluster Of roses at the
side, and falling the pink strings. The Gu
tircy covered with small roses and fllings OF tuic
Ruches Of ulle and small pink inside, complete
this charming bonnet which Is worthy Of the name it
bears.
Also rice straw bonnet, with beret crown, embroi-
dercd with straw daisies, and cords Of black and straw
coorcd straw between each daisy.
Belgium straw bonnet had the curtain Of white Grape
covered with black ulle trimmed with black velvet and
straw buttons
Our readers will see by these descriptions that the In.
sides of the bcnncis are very much trimmcd-n many
cases FAR too much 10 be either becoming or elegant; but
this " fashion we hope that will not be long In favor
IL dinclt 10 say, with regard 10 bonncts what Is
worn and what not Tor scarcely do bouncts
resembling zach other
Hats VIII be again in the country but We fear
that they viii net gan favor the city: We wish they
would, az they are certainly very becoming 10 most
iaces and scarcely unbccoming TO any.