The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

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Tas favor with which plaid has seceived IL iecd.
eily diminishing. still the coiets Of plaid velvet wit
fringe to match, worn. although rather an
ceptio1a a reiening fashion formerly They
more generally made Of cloth med aanpei 10 pat.
tens wide black checks upon green ground
with chenille fringe Of the coors. Small paletcts
also made OF the same materials, and trimmed with
fringe Velvet rotondes black blue, as also
in striped plush, equally fashionable Besides those
OF cloth or velvet, NANTES Of silk. lined aud wadded,
trimmed with wiae gipure passementere mixed with
beads. are worn; but, although very pretty they are
rails Of appearance. "A bali Citing casaeus Of
Lyons coth. will roueau OF fur, has a very stylish
dross though, o. course. then by ladies who
do dance satin or velvet dresses OF light coors are
grebe round the bottom Of the s and sometimes also
on the body They have exceedingly rich and elegant
satin brocate or velontne are occasionally made with
quite plain skirts. When trimmed must be either Win
Empress mauye satin Two OF three bands Of feathers
produce splendid effect Lace also is very Isa
with satin there exquisite lace ,unos maze
for this purpose Gupure is effective as ehantiy
Ruches, LOUNGES with narrow satin rinmnss uuses.
rnererie are worn as trimmings water Passemen
tere IL in great vestcs which are lrmmea MIN
cssef elegance ia The epaucts jet beasa ended
with hanging ornaments These are pow MADE long ana
narrow Very much With embroidery 0t
semenie ., Terminating with cut Jet ornament For
visiting dress in rich materials some persons nave
Morcs OF very large water are very much in vogue
and de plaid satin stripes also very handsoms.
similar pattern is made in tale,as. asss st8
The flowing style OF dress called Louis XIV il that usual
ly adopted for rube de chambre morning. dress. II lie
made with large plaits the The form soutane
which ase used for morning dressess without large
psits aid las less furcss For this reason however
Is not so graceful THIS gtrment, being especially re-
mere flannel or alpaca when plain, the coors preferred
iron gray deep blue Others are made in black
are used as trimmings A plaid band on the iron gray;
upon the blue or plaid band OF tae,as or black velvet
others Of richer DESCRIPTION as poncea cashmere Gov
cred with rich black brading aud passeuentcre or plaid
With velvet or quilted satin bands-ths can only be IN
the Louis XIV. style
Foulard formerly was considered summer material
now is generally at all times OF the year that
mus; not pass IL by without notice Whom OF dark
shade s especially useful for duh wet weather it
loops up easily over the pettcoa, and does not
crumple. sel s.s#rfsw
Violet and dark gray are the coos most preferred Tor
walking dress. Those in cashmere Patterns OF pams
arabesqucs upon stripes reserved for morning athome
Foaards with white ground and coored bouquets
or stripes, charming for evening dress. $3.50 \ II
This being the season when ball and evening dresses
much required We will place them afst in our list Of de-
gray dress OF poult de sole trimmed round the
bottom Of the skirt With four narrow fitted ounce each
headed by rouleauo green and red psid velvet low
body, with round waist and plaid velvet scarf torn
as sash tied lo,sey On one side, the ends onshed Of
lace, with bows OF plaid velvet.
A pink dress. On the skirt two liounces OF
English point lace placed in zig md caught together
by bows q Wink satin ribbon. edged with lace The BODY
covered with short peieriue OF lace. forming Jockey
upon the sleeve which Is short and pulled.
rich white satin dress. the skirt made With train,
and trimmed round with thick ruche OF t,'ie. over
this unic Of Swiss lace, made deeper behind than 10
'front.' Low BODY, trimmed with drapery OF lace headed
by talle rnche This toilet would have very cegan
effect IL ma.c OF blue satin with black Chantiy lace
dress OF touiard-whiie ground. bouquets blue
flowers iounce OF blue tanetss round the Skirt which
Is made with train The ionncc about quarter OF
yard in depth behind. but quite trout is edged
with insertion OF black lace sd fat on and s,milar
distances placed butterfly bows Q, black lace nser
ton. The body is drapcd with bike iareias with email
butterfly bows o lnserion ad scarf Of black lace to
match, tied loosely az the side, forms sash.
Au apple green satin under SKIRT, covered with white
tue skirt The trimming IS formed OF ruches OF green
satin and viii tuic put on crossing another.
. form diamond In the centre Of each diamond
medallion OF b ack lace green The under skirt
IS rather longer than the up,cr has row OF
small bacL lace medaisas matching thess tie tulle
placed at little distance APART AL around It, The body
is low, made green satin with dracry and RICHES
,f tuie Asash, formed OF medaons OF lace sewn to.
robe 0; MORE antique, Mexico blue with pattern Of
bouquets Of u corn tied With bows Of ribbon OF the
same shade as the ground, only OF satin texture A
high body, With waistband Nth a double point made
Spanish point passene ,tcre IL This band liked
e1ds which hang about ali way down the SKIRT be
hind and two III front. Braces 70 match, commencing
from the bud, cried erthe shoulders where they
increase con iderby IN width aud ofn epaaes At the
bottom ~ the sleeve a revers to match
dress OF maize coored sata, win two rows Of. che
Mile Pot straight round The skirt and between
them. Upon the body winch is high trimming OF
chenille style of Figaro Tue sscvc ANA a.
and oVcred az 10 the elbow. ifi Of lace rouud the
bottom aud down the 'front.' forming jabot. h
black tire dress. trimmed round with quilting OF
the Above this, wide bexico blue ribbon UP
each seam. TO about the height o. fifteen sixteen
inches This ribbon covered with guipIre nselion
All the seams OF the body covesed with narrow rib
bon under ioseriion. f9.e MG#sae4 3lNI "
Robe OF black tqiletas. Round the OF the skirt
ruehe Of violet ribbon, higher up. bows o. gupure
edged With lace and lined With violet,
aat o. The dress: which iorins very pretty Trimming
Body. with point in front and basque behind gui
pure pat the Figaro vete fashion aud
edged vlh a rather wide Lace At the TOP and bottom OF
the sleeves sewn fat lace bows like those on the
SKIRT, on'y smaller. .
OF the aounces OF PLAIN green elk abcu, bal,
quarter wide. deep pas. hcsc hcaded Nv
ruchcs OF back lace. ish body with basque
with frils aud ruches OF bsck The
bottoms OF the sleeves, which ucariy tsha trim
med TO match
moire dress. in white groenr with blue and green
flowers The skirt made with train, and with
double plat nc Of velvet, green aad blue Body form
bolcro-rourd In front, with deep bas1uncs bennd
tritdmed 20 ma ch the SKIRT
The bonnets o the present se,son ought 70 Please
think, the most iasdons lsdleg "a they exceed
ngy becoming, being just large enough form frame
work round the face aud trimmed both inside out
without any exaggeraton 50 thai almost tempted
they would remain they are. fur 10 used a.
trimming bonnets, but has very graceful appear
The best for this rurros. grcbe
but chinchila eruine aDd even saD'e, but viii
not, think, become 81 all general. Chenille fringe
forms very elegant trimming, ana - much used
The Quota OF the Twenty fourth Con-
gressional Dist rict Full.
AtEt ~. ). u, Jan. ~, 1904.
The quota u the Twenty fourth Congressional district
cJuip scd az the counties OF Cayur1 Wayne Senec
uudor the call hundred thous ard men, Is
moro than full Provost Marshal knanp has mustered In