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

net and Is intended for evening or carriage wear Hh
made OF violet coored velvet. trimmed with white
blonde and small white feather flower The pecui-
Arty In the shape which deep point on the forss
back Of the point. the crown being Nat No mere de-
scrption do justice to this pquant little affair
Another rich bonnet was shirred Bismarck velvet
trimmed with black thread lace and rich crimson
wreath with Bismarck strings and overstr,ues
vine coored royal velvet bonnet, with a simn..
fruit monturs on the outside and fun wreath of white
velvet nowsrs on the bandes. was very effective 4
double diadsm front also graced this hat
Another white Illusion evening bonnet, with
diadsm front wreath Of penses colorsd velvet flowers
and wide illusion brides.
CIoaks and Shawls.
will be gratifying for ladies' to learn that cloaks win
be much longer this season than last winters
styles forebodsd This 10 . very sensible Improvement
for climate Embroidery will DO great feature on
coaks and the rage for all kinds Of trimming continues
undated Cloaks more Of the loose fitting
STYLE and there decided tendency towards the close
sleeve. Many Of the imported cloaks are plain. nos
pointed. and approach the circular form. At Madame
Brode's, Canal street, we saw . purple blue velvse
cloak, called the Mantenon, with hood falling the
back, and consisting Of pieces tied loosely together
and frngsd with beads; raised trimming worked 10
curious devices on the back and small coat sleeve md
under jacket pentifuy adorned with bead fringe COM
colors In ooaks this fall are black, brown
and purple Another cloak ct the sams establsbmsos
nearly similar to the described above with The
exception Of inc coSk h.ssI. forming the sleeve in
There under jacket and imitation lace TRIM
ming OF beads and buges was worked the bottom a
the cloak Another short. loose velvet sack had the
coat sleeve and heavily trimmed tags extending
low the dress and was one Of the handsomes shapes
we have this fall There were also adorned
With novel style Of trimming In the shape OF heavy
drops and rosettea
the back in the form Of palm Leaf and blue fox trim
ming on the shoulders wrists front and bottom, and
Sn 1rns'd cr. was ns pncpa Attraction n'C =
cloth sack, with mantiila 'front.' beaded and
fnged and lined with silk looked very inviting to the
numerous fair admirers that inspected It. Athird cloak
called the "Doyenschin" OF blue veours cloth II
was . Short loose sack, with imitation buckle
at the waist was formed by the trimming and the sao
being open 10 front and rounded corners showed
q heavily trimmed vest The sleeves trimmed u
An embroidered velvet Talms, very richly lined with
drab plush had deep chenille fringe to mach which.
s.s coa
with gold had large flowing sleeves was trimmed with
white Russian fox, and was adorned with rich quilted
lining OF white SATIN scarlet Breton jacket for
ing wear mined with black cloth, stitched whita
Childrsns sacks ara loose this fall and are elabo
have hoods A very novel and snowy saek
was worked with beads Of various colors, which,
a sack
held together by bands of the same material Long.
~ s
French cashmere shawls, With designs the Dor
ders instead Of the old palm leaf They have aiss
shaws Of material, which look very rich and ee-
CANT The s Chdk d. ueIours and the material II
something Of ane worssed plush. The coors are the
the house there velvet cloak which looked
something Of the gentlemans sporting jacket Order
coat seevs breakfast sack Of scarlet wool was very
gay and bright carriage cloak Of French camels hail.
ohnu RAfnr w
our advice last sprng:-"Be not economical in point
of trimming; otherwise Dame FASHIONS ire will b
aroused"
There Is very little change in dresses either regards
shape or material The rsdbrown Bismarck will b
probably the favorte color this fall The skirts will b
Of short for the Streets and long trails
be made for visiting and ceremonious occasions. Nine
Demorest exhibited black silk suit. which differed
from the ordinary SUITS In having short overcoat In
stead Of an overskrt Braided folds Of the ma.
tea and Ieafshapsd rosstss Of green silk cord formed
the trimming. French paletot slightly hitting to The
FORM with sash belt finished with heavy braid pais
Ing Of the same material and silk fringe
short undsrski the pastot reaching within quarter
Of . yard Of The bottom OF The skirt Miss
ssf Brown oc4d.d '' vsivss which, on LADY.
would attract universal admiration tn: material T. on
=. and
flower pattern ct Arnold C0nstables counted six
shades Of color Irish and French poplips plain
and embroidered imperial serge and crepe Edgenle, are
among the materials for fall dresses In black silks the
drop dc Ia Refine 10 very rich II Is finished side
with invisible cord. Holland satin also displayed fos
fall dresses Gabrsles for morning loose ana
confined with belt Of Same material The trimming
In many instances takes the form of sack. Dresses
not gored - small as they have BEEN very pretty
novelty In Infants robes lace medallion trimming.
Jet trimming satin folds and pas and fringsa
will be used on dresses.
The application Of art In It's highest form to ewery n
very hitting thought Of the chameleon goddess SONS
Of the latest styles In bouer consist Of antique beads
exquisitey cut In smoked topaz illuminated with small
CLEANS OF diamonds set In gold. as diadem, earrings
and necklace Some Of these carved miniature
buss with dapery the chest Of dead gold, vensd
with black enamel
Burnouses In silk and wool have been revived this
fall and the fur boa will be very fashionable during the
winter such the novelties that greet the eyes Of
the seaside bellies their return from the watering
places month or two later will produce develop
meuts In the realms Of fashion.