The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-18

med only with aluminium buttons,
| pettie6at which stimulates a dress, Or
material to match yandyked out and
ofnamenied with mn application 81
small, velvet leaves, the veins traced
IN steel bends. saucer bonnet Of gray
satin laid IN reversed FOLDS the iol1s
| divided with Il scarlet velvet band'
jet Benoiton. ffte
Visiting dresses ofblaok gfos grains,
the skirts g0fed, but plain, ~ large
paidk at the back, and handsome
peplum, with pointed sleeves, form
Ing Il suit, The skirt y perfectly
plain. with tho exception Of binding
or velvet round tho bottom, the pep
lum Is trimmed with narrow border
Of white elnBg lace, edged with small
epilfed let pendants, White chip hat,
| trimmed with n narrow border. or 80
Der green velvet, Jet pendants, and
turn Of white ostrich feathers.
Gored morning dresses Of white
tnohair, trimmed down every seam
with narrow ruehing Of oolored silk
with the exception Of front aud back /,
these have large buttons placed down
their entire length. High pnas of
eolofed silk on The top of the plain
coat sleeves.
A dinner toilet, very simple, yet
distinguished, IL Of green silk, with
narrow fuehings Of elk Of darker
shade placed on the seams and on the
top Of the sleeves,
A very pretty afternoon toilet Is Of
violet silk, skirt aud jacket. The
trimming consists Of silk bands a
shade darker than the material, cut
On tho bias, and edged with narrow,
black guipure. Long ends Of guipufe
ornament the jacket nj tho back
A walking dress Of black mohnir,
cut IN the f0greaH style. IL very efl
feetiyely trimmed with an application
Of black velvet, IN tho form of laced
rigs or ttefolda, A iittlo wrought edge
to tho velvet represents white guipure
A grand toilet recently consisted OF
emerald green satin, gor6d and trim
med round the bottom with cross.
band of thick, white silk, Aniahed
near The end with n Gordon Of green
chenille aud silver Tho aidea OF tho
Hkirta were ornamontsd with immenses
~ wide hn6filike hhehh# OF white atlk
cut slanting toward tho baek, 80 ms 20
form points, and bordored with y
cross cut band Of green sAtinied
cord Of white enille aha silver. Tho
back aud front Of the green shtin skirt
were left entirely plain, with tho OK.
eepti0n Of the trimming around the
bottom. The skirt WAS laid ia very
large treble box plaida at the back
and very deeply trained. The body
was cut very low and square, aud was
trimmed with a band Of white ailk,
edged 70 match with the skirt, coat
sleeves Of white silk, with cuffs and
bands ut the top of green satin, covered
with rich English point ihce put or
full, and high ehomisette of lace in.
aertions rnn through No intervals with
green chenille.
IT anything could be imagined more
singular, more odd, more unique al
most to groteaqueneaa, in bonn0ta than
those we had during the past beaaon,
Il II the now styles which have been
imported this Fall. sifl
The shapes are indcscribablo and
quite inimitable, but the variety In so
great that ono would irHhgino there
would be no difficulty IN euiting all
sorts Of persons add all sorts Of tastes
The Lanlballe. seems TO DO quite
iayorite shape for Fall wear, and IA
especially adapted for this month. II
~ extremely pretty in black lace, in
rows, surrounded with velvet
and jet, and also with satin, the satin
laid in reverse folds. divided with
bands Of velvet, dotted with let, and
with Jet chains. ~ %
jet ornaments aud chains of lot are
all the rage this season, not only upon
bonnets but upon eloaks and dresses.
A new style of nocklaue, attached 10
b9nDets, consists of vide lace, headed
with q band of velvet studded with
jet, This ie called the "peaeoekn
neck lace. HaIn
There arc Turkish hats something
J ke the turbans worn by the Alpe.
rians, surrounded by white cane 10
keep their neoks from the sun. Thew
consist of n round turhan of Ferry
velvets laid in folds I'd the front, on
the sides aud Mt the back. The folds
are caught down by jet roses, and the
turbnn II edged with wide fall of
black lace.
The Neapolitan is another very dis.
tinbtive style. The hrim, a Ia Mary
Stuart, il composed of black lace.
bound with velvet, and edged with IT,
A square piece of velvet, surrounded
with lace, put on full, and dotted with
jet, compose the crown, and falls over
the back of the chignon. The top Of
this square of velvet is ornamented
with a barbe Of real lace, and n little
bird, from the tail Of which springs
little white tuft or plume. The effect
IL very much that of head dress
worn by Neapolitan women.
The materials for fall and winter
pe,nnets are lace, silk or satin, mount
e9 with velvet or jet. Ferry velvet
viii be very mueh raaJ WHIT ,,Ia;..