The New York herald., 1866-07-29

hat down. and bend-ike convict with precise ncety
then nearcd our circle and sat down.
sBaron we discussing foureaux," said the
Princess "If you will be patient . moment they will
soon be despatched; for think moan 70 discard them
WISE the contrary and vote for their being maintained
sAud whyfn 'Because they are nuisance 70 no one
snSspS asr ssS the
what release am sure they would be made to look
very elegant"
'This is the prettest can fancy" answered "a
pearl gray taeta robe, very MAJ IN font gored widths
enough to sweep the ground, but sufficiently long TO
spread gracefully muslin nounced petiicoat Each
rows OF blue chenille fringe TO match would look rich
around the lower pars a the skirt The bodice, high
and tight fastened ,oand % sns waist ~ Due Se 1d ana
look well around the armholes In which white sleeves
should be sewn and pun out from the shoulders to the
wrist between slashes Of gray taffetA"
"That must be pretty, l should think" said the
The stvle Of the seventeenth century, said the Ba
ron But still have described fourreau insisted
"Iet us defer oath for another mon.h" proposed
the Princess elm less time you win all be in four
There is map Of tho war; Baron" saidthe Princess,
rising and leading the crinoline abolisher TO small
table which were spread flags on pms
perceive" she pursued, sis painted with the national
coors Of Its country; Now, you VIII take up the
ciear TO ali INV habassn There are not enoigh Aus
trians, said the Baron. IN ase ring for some more
cannot think what comes OF them; people never can
get enough round that Qaad,iiGere"
AS the Baron was provided with fresh box OK
se E ,oa @ pS bsrc
thing newS" "Not in shape, fortunately" replied;
"but have noticed few ianihales In black tule
other fruits or berries The Cataane are trimmed with
falls OF black lace worked with JET
Glow like those, loose psplum jackets made 70
.atrnf fba Glirtzt n
test novelty this summer have had gray spotted
mohalr made with one trimmed with straw passemen
shayo had one mad, of white stripad su,ana." /"
The p6plum is with VIII to fringe and the sleeves
hang loose like appels eavingthe arms cool under moth
ing but net
II is impossible to say how long this enumeration OF
new clothes would have cont nued bad no. been stop
ped by the entrance OF three gen'lemen VINO gave an
agreeable turn tho current of ideas The new book
wns ascu sod, writer by Alexander Dumas ms, ana en-
tilted "Aaaire Ciemonc,au" tn the new p'ece a. the
ato JeIn "a IN, te, which some one had at thro gh
with tho temperature o. the house varying from 20 70
1O5 de- re above zero
The word pote reminded all that they had let
ters TO write or post chaise ~ think oi, and eave
taking began but those who lef arc cowed oJ Diners
who folred In and when ef The Princess her boud 'lr
full Of I,tcraH, diplomas AMI paople OF dstncIon
who each sa their wo'i N uru Ecrplng up perfect
battery OF wtclsms leveed AT tais or that idea ins ,r
that production, but ut no one personally, white ihe
Princes gave ear to ALL
She was dresSed In white spotted mnslh, Gu, 4 Prn-
pirs-that IS body and SKIRT ia sae ribbons were
run under three of clGny down ihe front.
Her hair was dressed wi0ht any parsins NAT curs
covering all the top of her bead, on one side blue
roselte her cisnon behind haaJs Of the same
coored ribbon.
Her iewery was comroscd Of tnrqnojse earrings, a
turquoise back comb and brooch Tao Of her visitors
hal on fawn-coored double skirls v til quilting OF tho
same mater al OF deeper shad, around tho bottom Of
each and one scarf sashes 10 maL,. behind over ght
fitting casaau rice straw Stella bcnneta ted on under
tn ch'guon with pea green rboon and end. All the
ether iOaG'es were Of iigh materinS ospcd up over
.ausl,u or light fVGard petticoais.