The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-10
The. FAsAloMa.
sua PANS spttlAl FASHION cosstvsxDsmcr.

we're Evenings OF Autumn-C Onning the Fa.h.
Ions and AnI@ated Axain--A Philossrhes
Puzzled-M atcriais Cut. TrimnIings sna
DIakc for October Promenade and Dinnss
Drcssos, Jackets and Robes &c. r. TFA +.
Z a.t t4-0s 1881 PARs Sept n, 1ee&-
The approach Of autumn has boon hailed wsfs .
loss hearty greeting than that which the 81
vent Of spring. and yet does matronly bruAct d.
serve cordial welcome ~ budding blondef IF
The whose heart does not beat at the coming e
that goddess whose garland Is composed or cusess ~
rich purple grapes cleaning from under the varied tnts
Of autumn foliage, must be very callous indeed na
whom neither Of the jolly GODS Morpheus or BacchuA
viii ever influence. eNmm nnst uW
The sghs regrets and Responding chances OF bss
when the rst ungene brcezes raise 8 few fallen Leaves
al their feet are fortunately shortved They se,dsn
last longer than the space OF time usually required fsg
daily constitutional up one avenue Of lime trees A
down another; perhaps, n the belle has book u
her hand, and that book be selection Il -
Iamartines editaons the Respondent At may struggle
on into deep melancholy unless an ant-scniimeotsi
maiden trip forth 10 meet the solitary muse, wevraa
high air very diercu. literary production, erttieS
ssThe Last Number az Paris Autumn Fashions"
The above circumstance did ntoiy occur at shs
chateau dc R*ss, and as soon tho buoyapt inraas
disturbed tho reycres Of the pensiye loterer tho 49,
ing Of the vud Iamartine and the dead leaves
girls lke-to be or chapstre occasions, each heia
lovingly around tho other while they ne
last description OF tho future attire which Is to eichta
their beauty and captiva,e helrts before winter
Meanwhile tho breeze bcca gusy Wind the roses N.
cllned their dropping heads the willows benz. hui ~
these things and the hunters horn In distance. en-
the baying of hounds faf pr unhceded for t,e
two enfaptnred maldens were intenty studying -.
absorbing fashion plate At length The clouds weve
hastily driven onward and darkened the park bat go
before the first heavy drops ll did the sas
round In dsnay. Whom they did so they neasuex
Their distance from, the cover ana the run ws
ensucd proclaimed the ws,on OF thai decree whos Ass
imposed tho agreeable oby On OF wearing e.,or.
pe,ticoass when pudes will abound and macadau ues
splash. N.aeff -r.,
But return tr last nufner Of autumn fashis,s A
fell during the fig Rom the OF lime rrres -
the gardeners iots, under which the two fuo.tiyer
found shelter Tmro IL lay in the rain and had u nol
for ecent'c philosopher who delighted In s',r~t
walks during st,rp. II wosid have been washsd or
blown out n record Let no enc hcnccfor,h say nisl
philosophers are superhnoqs mnabrs az soc ev fer
the one Ia queso stopped pckeo M tho rublicatnn
wiped It Just o II he were a rcaaspabe being snX
n6rkeed Il Wnen The rain Ind poured FAR an hn,,r -
more during witch time thu muse and b. snlash c,
paron unceasiagy cast looks Of despair QUITO; the -
pabe lodge ray Of srn Gided across thu gre.n sw.f
and the prints Of ladies' top boots the face NJ
nature proved tha before reen'erng the chatea s,.v
| had long soFht We last fashion number That s..S
we All puess TIE sbrewd philosopher Rad repaired 20
his own bed chamber, where he rad carefny laid GA
| the paper 10 airy, and sat smoking meanwhile. N
| Thoughts d. ring tue interval, folows-'qfe-
yhistophele Farsts adviser and allurcd hi, Iy,sa
soul 10 pefdIon; these fashion wr,eis are dsgu,sel
Mephsopteleses; the faes hive thrown enc OF Atsv
internal ccncoctions within my reach. Ana viii "a Il
every word q y !" He rose. prepared ink and paper
turned ths wc' sheets over and asaia ron cted The pun
ing OF biz Cigar and the working. Of his features soweA
that the inward man wes wfcslling with an Ipyi.ikle
power He started up Suddenly and exclaimed, "Yes
9p. inmo,a.e fashions and eIuics,ns no. Ss d ssc
number with fenocious energy he added "IN rsfsa
every tiDoof t;' and lo the sheets dried undu h.s
fiery slsnts while be read tho first chapter which was
hoaded thus
bAMYoxs Yox ocTos,n, 1896 ' 8
This 70 how the Information BEGAN" FourreAsx.
emprcs, ,epums. Lambaes. Marie Antonettcs HAYS q
last attained that stage OF perfection which nothing
spsss The philosopher rose and reached an nsae,s
eli know means the sored narrow short skirts Winch
y. every day; neither could he comprehend iks
sav,ns sm,ss Thich are not dyn.stes but sonx
sn9snefstageerer y beng the corrupt Greek or pepea
:nt V mean BY that jackets and skirts with .psiri
doEn ee sides or sometimes basqnes with pcnts; 63t
Mss ssdS g. r.fa Sss slasse ~:
s:a ssis a.: e.. hates Ss.s ss'ss
congsndea slang" mattered the philosopher leIisa
re- French Dictionary; and when b. GOT Il 81 bed
three volumes aud ali Students Know IN, ~
bs ana ths We are never In tho same Howeysr 2S
pnd that an S'iS:iNs snd Sss q s
DS" % = P:s osaos. q s
ne yates he dscovered were geese crows feet TIE
..sa4 mark Of wiseacre, but we mean all sorts 81
pretty dsads and strips Of silk that are 70 be worried
sop san s5T our ns. Winter. nc" s
they were very bad in his dictionary bu; know tsaa
cfeves are sashes between which pufs Of nm or aaNs
sand ont and they trim cther sleeves or petio0UA
Datemsnts he knew he could conquer but ne did n0L
ere they NOT squareB carved around fortress towsV
.atum, sey OIL IKE those We cnt around all eur
as looked q HIM all ashanti but rot 40 On q
lots OF mem Of satin cut on the cross and we r.ss
him ,. ,rate nothing 30 FAR for the LANGUAGE hes.ss
which was n ssiiisble 80 he bit the nib OF his PEA
,bo materials Ss gum ~ s, rhe1 The chapter went 9
wound M with so, srful an oath for me 10 repeat Ard
who have adopted the Esan aga ngl'ns fashion wraen
,l ne pc nccd on aneher bic yo,nms H.,
M lsibe behind plies OF boors nd 50 on until he ~ss
Mn'e ne Is thus engaged with r.,,...,
.,n ' r ,asnionanie stufs OF all ambiguity ana -
p1a W., English tnaf The newest materiss. IL
~. ~, n'x lower stripes or plain sat,nets cansa
80 - aens and our grand train robes AZ. - -
nsnufactnrs A. vcnl n aer,ats wide velvet stripe
~ VIII De OF different shade 10 The $4,000 sns
jm"n ss,yp s wm ngure on tight emerald sreee:s
rulerisl sunscia One robe Which l. ~ ~ a., ,
MI over sssl es description. II is q black oc,ssA
'sthers -" 'uii ana spread black veIvss ostrssb
,ri sy m r. p,osophr wping his forehead va III,
ORD 5sos ,S prettlest peplnm jackets ARE either hot
,Ats or -, tlgb, ~astnand aad fall in long Towns
,&n sha h,rt s" 70 the waist and have tha pelnts
Z worked ~ -, ahes. points all end In rich assels -
me paI.,o, .aa I'LL n,eu "a hbp'sw.
rem ace so that vsry litle on tho iasr., M =
sbrsssry ''' others viii be covered with iet oars ~
sobe sds.wss VIZ oeplrm sleeves or velv.. c,,oI.
rcd blue viii. 80 robes, which are 70 he msSs
reaaer scarfs Sbnd e, ,SSvendes Cashmere All hsvs
thou s y" the ase been Iii '''n ,sss ?. .s..s
~. W. up' ana we obsbitanis OK the sky hs
r. asseaDi-d anders -,ds The VOC Of the lady n.ss
srrsee AL .se ars dime ,ei Muse our nb Owe. as
hsJ Lsabs IL was the name o. Ronarmed has suspscos
20 dle victim OF revolution fortunate Pr1ceN
ssrchy ~. s .gs u dinner Hs .s.
One ro,s was composed of svcr gray
hich loA tight body and tuniS cut in ono WA avs
ribbed vAlet velsst Anothei lady worc aomethtnk