New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

they Are prctier than In the beginning or beng os.
tsbiishod have a claim " reepeot Certainly they
soem less absurd than at hrst, thcush on aesiholo
grounas they are still ind ensible In Paris the retty
Panohoo bonnet is yet made for evening wear. with
dainty feather fringe hangng over the Gresk curs or
Empire coil Here they have almost di'app ared- Inc
lons vail Is success as We ioretUid. We have seen
them yard and half In length. looking before ahd
AFTER To be de risesr they must be entirely plain a.
most unhemmed. The spinges, straw ornaments ana
showy Gistenngs are d capital oifense against good
TASTE Tinse crystal and beads are not yet ostraclsed
from good society," as they should be, and bonnes other
wise pretty blush crimson 10 their strings TO own the
Velvet s the fayoiio material for bonnets aud smalL
rich ostrich pumes are the most elegant decoration
Green ia still the fashion ,bo color par Ic'tHe, but
rich shade of brown Is much worn. and black Is always
In vogue All evening hats are not flights. but
paroxysms Of fancy and utterly iudescribabo. Tu'.
crepe and velvet are the conditions, however on Whch
follow the accidents of lace feathers fowors fringe
ornaments. ribbons shells. and straw.
DREss GOODS
present no novelties since our last notice 1t h observ'
able that rich materials sell easily than poor ones
Heavy silks are much more sought for than the cheaper
qualities and the expense Of making and trimming con-
MoDEs.
The circle OF the hoop seems typical o. Its immor'
tally. and its position is mistaken Dress skirts are
full generally gored. and very long-the richest being
little ornamented OF s very elegant robes sent from
Paris to q bride only four trimmed on the skirt.
and they very simply though richly with nounoes OF
the same or black lace The round. high waist Is the
fayorito The square or Pompndour oorssge Is stylish
and on q fne figure very effective. Jackets and
basques In silk cloth and velvet are both
fashionable and comfortable. Bright colored cash
mere or merno breakfast jackets ore pretty and
lauuiy. The coat sleeve ye-y small at the
wrist plain and almost without trimming Is the most
fashionable 1t 10 rumored however, that the vast.
hanging sleeve waits just outside the portal OF Fashion
and b Of recognition next month. We hope not.
1t belonged past order Of things. when pages on
bended knee waited on luxurious and INDECENT mis-
resses-not TO to DAY. when the wearor must serve al
table the dinner wnch perchancc she was forced TO
pcrintend ia cooking and expose tie volumnou, sleeve
to modification among the vegetables and gravy.
PETucoATs
OF quilted silk. warm and pretty. will be won on ths
promenade In place Of the fanoul colored skrs For
dnty weather Of cooIsc the thick wooden Bamornl Is
Indispensable. Rich as 10 tie wardrobe OF the luxu.
rious Eugene nothing therein Is more noticeable than
her abundance Of cheap coorod petticoah. We have
seen 10 stop windows not less than twentyone Of these
Of varying uglnes but each and all irredeemaby TASTE
less and tawdry and zach and all certified TO be las
worn by the Empress Eugeub." This perverted 90.
Quistiveness among faculties otherwise normal must
give her friends serious unsasiness
HAIR.
Waterfalls dear 10 the heart Of American women.
are not banisbed but their tenure ia Insecure The
thick coil Of the Empire period is preferred, and to
most teads. is much more becoming High rolls are
eIled by higher Fashion albeit they impcrinenlly ap
pear hero and there Braids the forehead. sho.
Aspasis cuTs and frlzzes. are popular.
LAcES,
lingerie hcaddresses. buttons ornaments, perfumes.
and other appurtcnanoes OF the toilet. demand 10
say much Of themselves that they must wait entire
for a convenient season