Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-09

LADIES ASD CIHLDREN's WEaRISG APPAREL.
TTon the Essg YORK Comsnrsial klgerlscrl
THIS wear ladies thoughts run IN a more tx
aited aud saddar channel than they have during
the preceding wears. and they have less time C
fh;Bk ei fashion, its whims and fancies, than o.
old. sta. they and the children must be clothed,
and the Ioysof tie beautiful and Of harmony ~
coiogs as well Is he sound. sends then fancy 10
search of pretty things. Bat tbe "openine
Of the year one thousand eight hundred
and s~ixtv-oae is guile different from the " open
ing days " Of former and more prosperous years,
and there is hut lftl0 display this season. Still.
t1ste reians supreme. Inventive brains have not
been Idle. Women, driven by stern necessity,
have 70 study to adom the gifted. the favored. the
l~nuuiui; snd fhe gays the thonghtiess and the
astterad little dream sowhom thes owe thoir sue.
cess il captivating.
Tins year the Court If France, being ~
morning, black forms the groundwork for the
DISPLAY Of every Other casar. setting all c0lsIs 81
- CREST aaeaaELge, aua making the sEle o.
gq5#s gereTaily Aseomiae.
Fae PREDOMINANT coler iusf now IS Earihalai, q
lf deep orange color, bgi H VIII undauhted-
Is BE- superseded By DE different shades Of red,
re slace q sose sR5tsle taking The lead, as
alnost every enc can Dear red Garibaldi j..
howeveg, mixed with every color.
LADIES show great TASTE NOW -a-iays in follow
ing nature. that true and faithful guide, ond
adopt hues in accordance with Tie different sea-
sons. Pale e0lCrs are chosen for SUMMER wear,
y heufe lock Upon anything bright exhausts as,
bright beautiful i;nts are selected for autumn
while warm, nch eoiors are preferred for winter.
IN tie spring. green and Volet speak modestiy
for themselves.
u,w shade q purple aas come up this al,
of a biuish east, particularly adapted to the
blonde, q very rying cefar, however, 10 q dan
On shallow complexion. Thus brunettes and
blondes as usual divide the day. Bat green, ?
bright. emerald gfeen, IS now q f~avOrie, AM
may yet be Che color, for everybody can wear
green
The tweuty-foufh and trenfy-ffh Of tbs
month being days fKed upon BY milliners fol
their openings, they must b. the FIRST On the taps
of fashion Opening days are going Oui Of
fashion. aliuiners and their customers are alike
disguised with them. They are toilsome to yisi-
are at last voted down. Frobahly this very mca-
ger opening S the last VIC shall ever have.
BoSSETs.
shapes Of bounets are bus iiffle changed. They
Iecede sfil! more AZ the sides. and project mnch
more over The top, Though some ladies wear reg
uiar cid fashioned cottage botnets. with the face
l44aa-AAE% Et- 49, tr4 4-rAat 49, l4l- ALar
Isshion Is both Engsst and Amegfcan, the other
IS exclusively French.
American ladies' decidedly Object 10 n bonnet
that SITS mp 50 high "a ihe top. Their faces are
100 long and thin tr thas siFfe, and & makes
+" perfect rights " ofsome otheTWiseprnify ladies
Athins long face, wth n large bunch Of flow
eTs over the forehead and 3 perfect garden on the
top 81 the bonnet looks strangely ugly, ami
tAus disdgured many ladies' walk Broadway.
Bul most American ladies Tebta against dis
very uvine bonnet, so mibinefs strike out for
thansrlvrs, cSeFcise ther own inventive Towcgs
and combine fia two fsshi9is, ihu. biting r8~l
q meGiam sfaie aat Is v-ry prt5E and a+4F BE-
rening MEiaHr ttrrtsn fet happF ia
p~anieulal, aud has beHntiEii shspe our
fhs fall. IS f1reouf other is3diug HiHinels.
The h1aaast mas worn 7lis fsBaiIbo Of black
tar trimmed Nilh gay coiers. Ia fruits flowers
nbious sad feathers Orange ealor IS mixed
wahegev otneTcol0r.a and feR baane;sa are with
slae sie of yellow blended with other
eoiols. 81 thH c8igIs 81 the Iainhew are com
bined upoa SEINE b0mefs. and they are 80 taste
fully fiea6ed that alnest any iady viii find
Them becoming.
Madam FeF-ero has tvo very unique b0nncts.
Ono. "a wllte quilted six with q blue velvet
50 made as 70 be perfectly simple, vet
clegant in tue n~xlIsipe. aud levely for a blonde.
Another. fieh dahla c0iDlrd velvet. with feat
ing ostrich plume aud reivei hfaid hoped antcc-
fully az e fhe side. Flowers Of black velvet,
Frosted Hifh steel lnixei yrifh black lace, and
side taps. oTnsneid The inside. White strings
Hal la uniserSall3 used for an dress occasions.
An eicgant ilack tssYet HiSfd wifhoTAnge color
huag = tie side & This nerherckc dahgia bonnet.
l5ni H. irianliar 81 these hats c;Jnnot De de--
cfiisd. 20 great IS the simplicity aaa elegance If
fbe tnanner If puliiRg q on.
gapes 81 boairfs nc aeeler than ever some
an circular. flick and ihln. 81 soIiS. Laea wells
arc an tie r7ee; black and white lace wells, black
fasad lace. eauze and illusion are all worn. and
70 ran ever the frent Of thf boanet IS partc-
larlg admired.
Eelvet and silk combined win he the material
most used sT white bouncts.
Il p-sr beavT etsr ~ biocEs hl-ck
md white. and black e~nbreidefed with bright
,olars are used for usvelng and stopping
A6ee LegbMn ana white bonneis are called
end some aFee arc sad Dat nlek ones arc
iasbi0na1ic
ning
sre feaitrrs fHs season are particularly eAe
CANT. consequently lhts arc used extensively
Yes da anse style ~ ieaiter i made, partly
l-iI 3 IaIy n~aTabeHf, With & heading of vCl
81. flowers and feather lcages; leaves mode to
initiate bee fte together with dolicai1 skilfal
he fahcrE fibers ted INTO net-N ork,
n8nsk ineonieusiv woven in4o tie share OF =
ieaf. Then atre is & liile stiff feather used,
phicb We SEE on military hats called the ~aianette
ereaisg bonnels ore exhibited Ills ian. o.
prudence bids ladies be careful Of their means,
and they VIII only - made 10 order.
Misses and children win wcar round hats.
beaver FIT add velvet, ef the boulevard, Union.
tuTban ard Lorave tern's, sariously trimmed
uih velvet feathers. flowers a~isdlihbou. Ruche
head aFrsses and = Turkish bead dress, made Of.
black velvet. wa De the cho4Hn style Of head
a.su for dmuer, dress and home tolet.
CL0AKs.
Cloih VII be the niaicrsi most uSed for cIoakx
veivets for those Wlo cst afford to bnv 81.
ISasques. sacks and cireusars, will each be worn.
The most fashionable establishments exhibits
quite new patterns.
One pattern has an ~iGaneHsa sleeve plaied
"a tbeeleak square at the bottom, and falling 70.
he edge Of The cloak.
Another Ind thIee plaifs IN the back. and wis
saek-shaped IN fr0nt, aith trimming running over.
.he shoulder.
The leading pattern, however. IS the Adallno
! black clota eloak. vegF long and full, and cir.
snlar M shane, Nhh q circular cape inserted Just
the shoulders The back mas q triple
5lait s-Tnanenf5d with a no2el cr,tchet ornament
aich Eals beI0as ~ wgisi 9 most elegant and
iFltsh g%aTIaent
DRESSES.