The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-14
THE FASHIONS.

Aa.Isna PATHS Costumes On and on
tho atago-A Princsly PsrfoFmsr-Furs
a. tne EasterA Btylo-Levant GauEoa-
urass Matsrials-Winter Toilsts'
n..a sent. 21-Trop de Fraicheur is the |
AIn5dess at Mabille, Casquette Blsmark that |
~ s ohr sst CAP and, strange tG say, tne same
complaint could be made Vi DoLn-namely, they |
are rather too HSrSol. While the former nightly |
exhibits ~ natural products OF her industry 10
adm'-.. Iynnsiiion visitors, the Blsmark caps
'ore exposing us to violent colIs, iOr iOo,octed
ins,itnt,on leaves the ears Wholy unPit Pi @ ~
r. ,s made in the shape oil cone, su0n ii, J9 W.
at or S,est inst as the wind may olOW MIL MIL
tsrv braid bangles about II, looPeu W w Wy
oaig,es of savage beasts. There ls snakS peak
elugns, g, " Tbe first were mauguratSd last Sun.
dav NJ the Chantilly races. Eany other things
Resides legion OF Bismatks we're inaugurated,
Our young men heTe have all been demon.
strative in the y,eekly periodicals aoont the
price of bread, which has risen OF lale' 10 near
the peiits Cyejes of the Boulevards argue on the
point one would think they ate nothing else,
propos,. no remedy 1t would be well If they
could examine the "wheat tariff" without laVen-
der gloves shiny boots, and eyeglasses, or even
II they would start some reform 10 the EIee &c
Trade bill first and spread the sweets OF thelr
argument on their slices OF toast Afterwards.
Adelna Patti and her rich costume in Crts-
pinO e la Comdre are drawing poiyglot coin AT
the Italiens. Roubles, piOstTes, collars gulnea7,
rpichtbalers shower down on Nj, bagler lue
most wonderful of her robes Is made OF Whlte
moire, worked with csmelias OF silver thread
dope by hand. IL cost two thousand ltancs' /
lat civ 6ad a little Causerie with the dtUd, who
lives in the Champs Elysees. 1t was early morn
a nd at an hour when dtUdS and other tDeatrlcal
stars are supposed to look prosalc after paste,
ronge. and short sleep; but hasten TO say that
Nad'lle Patti, seen close, appears more JuVenilG
even than on the stage Hell skin Is not assalleu
by cosmetic, aud there IS no ves.lge Oh PAM III IN
her eyelashes, as her contemporary T1Yais VIII
maintain. She wore deep blae poplln COS
tune, somewhat short the body and upper part
of the skirt round the waist were trimmed with
crosscuts of the same material, pped around
with blue satin. Each perpendicular crosscut
ended with deep blue fringe. =,
MadTle Pattifis perfectly free and graceful in all
her movements without the slightest theatrical
style She is even somewhat impulsive and
petuant in her ways. She wears her hair,
which is black and wavy, raised above her lore,
head, and a close curl above the left temple.
much admired monster bouquet, composed OF
about sixty full pink roses, called roses Ia
reine, and which quite shaded the centre of q
spacious drawingroom table, IL was q rOya
Gift of the preceding eve.
Before | quite leave theatrical news, ] MAJ
mention that BerliOz has been engaged by tn,
Archduchess Helen of Russia for six months a
st. Petersburg, and that the Prince OF Thur
and Taxis, who has married an actress, ha
himself, ii is sad turned actor. 1t is wei
known that the great Ristori is a marquse
A6onl countess, that Sonta9 an ambassa
dress; but real prince has never yet been
known TO act on the stage with his wife and his
intention to do so has created what the French
call uR ScGnddte at foreign courts.
A man who was very nearly bobeaded a short
time ago. and who is not even disguised, Is
Batty, the lion tanner He ollenGs Pari sian
taste Oy wearing all the medals Given him by
princes whenever he drives or rides to the Bois
and writer inquiries if he is afraid of catching
cold ON his chest in going oat without them.
Ladies are already thinking of their wrappers
and mean to wear plenty of fur on their heads
as Inuch as the Persians, for we are nearing the
Eastern styles more and more. Circassiar
plaits, Circassian belts, and Siberian bracelets
which. alas are chains uniting o circlet on the
top OF the arm instead of sleeve, and another
on the wrist of the same arm.
Bespangled wells are TO enclose us in folds {
la Fatima and the Levant gauZes are to finish uI
the mystery OF this new Syrian mania. In
well attended drawing room now there is a mix
ture of Byrons GiaouT, the Forty Tn eyes, the
Consulate the Empire, the Renaissance and
Louis XIV styles. Nothing astonishes any one
providing every woman lends grace of her
own to her husbands disgrace.
The proper styles ioulard at BilrrtZ
Every day the Empress appears in v hlte fou
lard, with some new pattern on 1t. Cerlse anC
white are very fashionable, the new sashes are
held up with rings, two on the waist behind
from which hangs a third ON a chain holding
the sash ends. 1t is heavy, but novelty muct
approved Passementerie sashes are the mos
expensive and richest. Bead lace is thrhylug.
The following is a description OF the neWes
winter toilets, which will not be worn III
Noyember:-Velvet mantle loose at the Wa1s'
cut scarfiike in front, which is longer than tn
back and covered with gimp; 1t is trimmed a
round with guipure.
A black elk poplin made with round basque
bordered with black satin plalts, made wit
gimp, and fastened all down the front frol
neck to Zoe, with stone buttons veined gree
and brown. pink satin Marie Antoinet
bonnet trimmed with China roses.
Our new skirts measure from five to six metre
round the base, are still very long behind an
are worn over very narrow crlnoline almo
imperceptible but over petticoats are hounc6
and frilled.-M Y Herald.