The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-16

degrees hounces appear % be resainng the position
which for time they had partially lost For dresses
thin texture they certainly form the prettest and
suitable ornament o. barege or tsrlatane plisse or
boullone may be used effectively.
adopted We cannot that they show any novelty or
great difsrence from those last year; pagods or
With 81 or rS Sleeves In w,s and
worn with negligce dress Of thicker material
former case psernes or nchus are indspensabe rSst
more In fashion just the square pelerine formed
entirely q narrow nils, aad fastened in front BY triple
small square pclcrncs OF guipure are exceedingly pret
y They are made just sufficiently deep to The top
Tho Marie Ansoinette chu Is not discarded 1t is made
with a hem, surmounted by rich embroidery aud Va
lencennes insertIonsa garland OF exquisite simplicity:
but bchind II IL enlarged, and forms n bouquet. A
bread vaencennes round the hem completes this ele
Although not much oppressed by the hea, OF the wen
Their at present, shsws aud nantes Of muslin and
are thoee principally made. The most usual lace shawl
Is that IN simple point, OF rich design. Tue double
shawl, with ri too luxurious article TO be very
frequertly seen.
The nantes have the foundation Of ,hemsvery small
but are trimmed with three broad fs Tor hounces
the dress.
Muslin shawls are simply embroidered on the upper
embroidered frif
Muslin manteets are only worn by young girls rhsy
distinguished by absence Of embroidery aud have
for ornament simply buionnees, In which ribbon, Of a
Some summer shaws have been made of black cash
mere, embroidered aud Iimm,d with wide frill Of
guipurc or Chantilly
the latter will still be worn, especially At the scssiie
nothing Is commodous for country or travelling
shawl are. however more strictly the yosse po '"'
The red fsnnel casque is novelty patronzed by
who Like comfort and elegance combined II has the double
advantage OF being suitable dress for home ani
commodious Tor negigee In the country the chase
for The evening, When the weather Is Cool
Rnchcs are much used for trimmings for barcgr grcna
ucsIr urla a n
novelty and Is made 10 match any pattern--in plato
words this is narrow founce With ruche at The head
There IL also the ruchc each side OF plating, Ia
veie Marrow ribbons are also made Into trimmings for
aounccs.
Of butterflies, white and mauve for dress Of white and
mAuve checked sacsas antique, has very disogucc APP
The zouave, although at times much ornamcnicd IL
no, necessarily an enemy 20 simplicity They very
pretty when Of the material the dress Dor
dered with wide baud 81 contrasting color. similar
band should then be placed round the skirt and
greatly improves the appearance II wide borierei
sasn, lied Of the side, "a worn with a.
Worry many silk dresses made with large psita. and
not separated At the waist The bodies plain aud ttpui
trimmed all down the front with bows of ribbon or
ornaments OF guimpc. Sleeves wide. lined vita wlste
aud bordcred with little white ruche Thin materials
trimmed with a number of little nouaces Tlsrs,
sometimes the whole % the skirt, bat more fire.
aueuty only reach up 10 about the height nineteen 10
generally IN vogue The bodies sti with bands
and wide sasbes, TIED either at the froat side.
some tarissane dresses are STU made with d,uble
the upper with two only, ani each bow riDhon
bouquet OF bowers may he placed. Fur balls
this s very pretty, simple style They also
aianes with hounccs pace each breadth ami erssc
like nchu and held together by vrour cf flowers
Bpenc's preserve the same form they had ut The he
gaining cf the scasonthat TO say ncd Va the front
and reaching far the forehead Although never
could admire the extremely small bonncs that
worn. yet shall regret 10 exag ration In tbs
other direction, Tor large bonutt Is far
coming and unErsoetu than riicuousy small one.
We must hope that the god tastes of moistes will
preserve " US the happy medium.
Ieghorn. black crinoline mixed with straw. aud plain
and fancy sraws, stl much for murning bon
nets
black crnolne with straw stars ali over, trim ned
with large bow of biacs ribbon At the siie fro the
middle OF which falls long straw tAssel baLicau of
colour, and black rbbon the for shci sask
strings enbrosderet with straw, IL very recherche
or white crino,tre with border OF Irghorn trimmed
with cable of straw colored silk rolled aGiliag
% hack lace And falling N Gods the blar< III
tan. TIE c~r Of black lace, trimmed with silk cab~
sud large irisoa poppy, with gold censr~ Hack RIB
b,B st-iLrs.
A IerioTr bonnet. trimmed simply with large straw
cable twisted round the crown, sai caing ualc. two