The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18

has been forced to abdcate, Is only permitted In
toilette in the most restricted manner sNar-
row dresses and short waists" the war
cries Of the fair revoutonsts last spring. and crinone
obliged to collapse and the cOrsage content itself
with smaller limits There is little change to record In
fall fashions this year beyond notifications Of she
already existing modes eddes in the current that set
in direction last spring. There cheering indca
tons OF American fashions and Of ladies following
their own tastes in some articles Of dress Even the
most perempory orders Of the Partisan despots have
be modified considerably before their agents here
receive the obedience OF their fair subjects The
time Of the opening Of the fall fashions Is impossible
be given, modistes in cases select their
convenieneces; but Wednesday and Thursday OF this
and the next week may be considered a. the general
opening days The following houses will exhibit their
fall styles on those days.
lings Osullivan Greg. Mathen L Co., A T. Stewart.
Nine Walton Nine. Duva Mime. Mulchinock, Lord &
Taylor.
BOND SrREsr-Miss Cummings.
CANAL SrREEr-Mme. Brodie, Arnold Constable.
CARnIys SrREEr-Koch.
CLINTON PLACE-Mlles. MarchG.
NINTH SrREEr-Mme. TnIman.
UNIVERSITY PLAcE-Mme. Davidson.
LAFAYETTE PLAcE-Mme. Ferrero.
FIFrH AvENuE-MHs Gregg
UNION SouARs-G. A. Hearn
DIVISION STREET.. Owens
BowKRY-Mra Dempsey.
FOURTH SrREEr-Nmes Miller and Braxton.
The coqusttish Fanchon andiother summer varieties
have given place 70 stately and elegant chapeaus the
Distinguishing feature Of which 10 the dadem. This
very attractive addition to bonnet and can be adapted
any style Of face The dadsm may b upright
the front Of close fitting shape will require shape
rising in front To admit broad bandeau which u gen.
orally trimmed with sprays Of rich flowers or satiu or
velvet box paits Crowns quite dat broad and
many Of the shapes are much larger than have been
worn for the last two years. The Fapchon, which
has far successfully resisted all the efforts Of the
modiste to displace II 10 now adorned with . dia-
dem. Gold s introduced profussy among the ornaments
Of the early fall bonnets bat win scsrcsy retain Ito
place very long, When used sparngy Il has Gle
CANT effect but whom laid without stint Il communi-
Gates Q nashy and unbecoming appearance to q hat
Gold spanged wells may do very well for theatre and
the ballet but lady OF refined tastes will them
The most beautiful hues Of the fall woods, convol-
vulous vines, branches Of oak, maple and trees
sprays of fern and dropping tassels Of wlows
and bernes form q rainbow rich shade Of i'm
peral velvet satin. The reign Of amber has passed
away, and all attempts to introduce it have failed
extent for they In large stock OF this
material. Among the fall shapes We saw the
most chsr.cteristio Of the new styles a.
derence Of setting on the top the head instead Of
to wear them With impunity One was Of brown velvet
With broad band Of pheasants feathers interviewer
across the crown, and another OF crimson velvet,
fall black lace the diadem formed VEIL and the
crown bound with rcd satin, meeting in bow.
For the present style Of wearing the chgnon these
are very becoming, and will undoubtedly find favor In
the eyes American ladies' Some Of the more extreme
shapes however, VIII have TO undergo many modinca-
charming varieties Of the Fanchon for the fall This
little coQuette has taken too firm hold of our anec-
- nnnA fnpt ~
u variety Of the round hat about which antcipations
OF sangune bat think they are liable TO
d,.ppoins%snn something OF ne turoan in ,hsps
with pheasant fsathera Spanish hat OF golden velvet
trimmed with black lace and jet Across The front
OF the material coouettishiy nestled beneath the
awful shadow Of the cbignon. curtain OF black lace
completed the tow ensemble Of this elegant hat Lace
strings VIII be general this fall Min Cummnes OF Bond
street. had white royal velvet hat with diadem 'front.'
formed Of raised folds. finished with Of satin
long scarf Of tule frnged and beaded with marabout
swept across the back Of the and WAC caught on
side BY humming bird. In whose bill waved tiny
formed the face trimmings and the strings were Of
white satin Tyrolienne consisted Of black velvet with
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the chisnon Of the wearer was covered with q rich
chin with gold and velvet ornament Mr.. Higgins,
Broadway and Sixth avenue. exhibited very handsome
With JET in the form Of The Weeping willow Also there
was velvet kettsrnich, with lace curtain brought
round In 'front.' forming strings, and tod behind with
beautiful fall flowers and Furnished pods which chung
like berries 10 their stem. Shaded ribbons very
small curtain OF ostrich tsfs tipped with scarlet which
covered the chignon and had extremely elegant ap-
pe.ranoe This house makes specially Of round bats,
and there were some charming varieties 70 be seen.
The Parspa hal the most graceful light and simple OF
its kind, and whom the trimming u in accordance
fscs. me trimming consists Of bird, isx ssrs Of
silver golden wheat rosettes 49, set nearly In 'front.'
mpl: Of American style h; hat gives promise Of
the behests OF Pans black velvet Charlotte Corday.
with trimmings composed OF OF white satin on
and short while ostrich plume on The sft attracted
many admirers at Madame Raliings', Broadway The
bound with white ssiin' With pufns Of di.monasd
toe inserted down the centre and finished the edge
with gold cord IL Petit Tianon structure soragils
that breath would almost destroy IT, composed Of
bowers Of Bismarck velvet with Q light trimming Of
black lace inserted the 'front.' elegant plume dc
coqus and at the side, attached With pompon Of the
feather broad brown satin nbbon forming strings
Niles harchai, Clinton place exhibited hal
called Le housauet.irs d 70 Refine although the
hardly recognize II a. their property. I, was an
attractive hat nevertheless being composed OF drab
In black lace strings 81 the back diadcm formed OF
plain massive gold band adorned the front In
son w,'h plume De coqss Another fs. hs. had gar
from the sde scarlet velvet Sazburg completely
hidden In cloud Of black lace, while burnished OAK
leaves ana pstiss iouss Of flowers psepsd out produc
ing very pleasing effect or coiures there were some
beautiful spscimsna catalan vas made OF scarlet vel
vet bows and In the centre shons golden cactus leaves
white point beaded lacs thrown over the couture
and long scares velvet strings hung down che back
Lucrstia Borga coure consisted Of two heavy golden
bands win palm leaf Of gold in the centre heavy
curtain veil OF black lace with rosettes
Of gold and long black velvet stsuss com.
pletsd this stylish head dress. On brunette the
efsct must BE- captivating Bnda wreashs are worn
fuller across the forshsa1 And more like coronet
Among the novelties u Mns. Dsnorssss ~ lovely