The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12

OF the same the left shoulder An agrsre OF diamonds
on the right shoulder.
the crepe lsse worn, with skirts Of
Chsmhery light coored silk. They have most
charming effect trimmed with BLACK braid aud qupge
Others are made OF thin nansook with narrow tuci
small collar Of inen aad vide cuss each trimmed round
with very insertion Of embroidered muslin or
striped muslin with Naenciennes Insertion, strspa
OF velvet each de- China Grape and foglad ee Both
also used tor loose bodies Foulard alshoua mot quite
Will oa mose generally worn. -
not oniy so ~vrs worn than ever this season.
&C. Ls .vr full dress 10 muslin, gauze barese tuiies
.pae aa as so sor morn'ns wear ~ Jacone W ,an,a
ana sk with white grounds are also much n favor.
my robes aud casalues Of white alpaca Lon az
onTe anu cashmere are trimmed with colored SIX me
rdiors most IN vogue are lilac, blue and pink, in clear
The fopards Of this season have followed the taetas,
and made IN wide stripes checks two coos The
greatest etes however, In cooredaouards those
printed il shaded leaves or bouquets with
Plain white ouards are even evening dress and
may be made really elegant with good trimmings
reaction has taxed place with regard bonnets and
from the h'sh-ironted bonnets lately have now
come headdeases and fast gong bscK 10 the
small close bonnet OF former days The in too IN
quite banHhed by some, although others st a.
the elegant hnsh We viii give the description Of
some made each way.
A capoe o. white tule buAlopnc trimmed the crown
WITH Large baw or ue covered with branches Of young
ivy Curtain of blonde edged with silk fringe The in.
side trimmed with putting Of ulle with branches OF IVY
caote OF light blue Grape covered with tulle worked
with crystal beads. bow OF blue ribbon takes the
place OF the curtain. At the side blue tulip, from
which as Russian aigrete. Bouilonne Of Grape, with
blue bows ard lilies Of the valley inside.
A capole Of pink Grape covered with French tule: an
aigrete frangee tcstne falling pouf Of pink
ribbon. inside q quilting OF pink Grape, with fuh
blown rose and whitc heath.
A bonnet of drawn tulle, she crown OF tue In deep
flutes separated by straps OF white RIBBON with branches
OF honeysu falling over them
Fancy ribbons are much used for morning b0nnetB,
either ioweret or in shaded STRIPES they have very
rich Appearance The same style of ribbon, oIy much
wider is also worn for sa,hos.
For the side most elegant and becoming coli,
fures have been prepared We select Of the most
elegant.
The chapeau avaere Louis XIV style Of fancy straw
edged With black velvet worked with straw A bow Of
Ing rather 10 the side, ~ hold plume Of black
feathers surmounted by the wing OF bird, which fam
over The mont Tn hat rather large but very grace
full and Incoming 20 u cert,n style OF beauty.
fhe Alexandrino, OF rice straw, trimmed with scarf
or violet vcvet, and Aexandrne bow fastening hunt.
ing plume OF violet COO feathers.
The thoue stuart OF fancy straw trimmed with wide
black velvet passed through steel buckle with three
small feathers put in closely AZ the sdeone black and
two red
The chapeau Hugueuot The edges raised and trimmed
with marrow black velvet A howe ed ribbon crossed
round the crown aud falling in two ends behind, with
bouquet OF block feathers aud 1eld lowers Each If thes0
hats has its peculiar IL must rest with the fair
wearer ~ choose the one the most becoming.
We must not close description OF hats without The
Princesse de GALES and the Mos u tlre. Tho former
made OF white straw edged with velvet with
bouquet peacocks feathers, in the midst OF which
small straw hanging buttons the latter Il straw, edged
with blue velvet Round the crown two straps
OF velvet fastened under bow OF the Same trimmed
with straw, from which fall one blue and two brown
feathers
The casluete Is gaining favor, but is more tryingt
most faces than the hat.