The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27
FALL FASHIONS.

The Brooklyn nodtses arranged all their establish
meDts 'appe pe order yesterday got their most
stylish bonnets brushed up their cloaks unfodea their
newest dresses and announced the opening Of the fall
fashions. Their patronssses out Fulton street
earlier than usual encouraged by the delightful weather
and clear blue sky that the good natured clerk OF the
weather. with his usual gaisntry provided specially
for tho occasion. They invaded all those mysterious
estab ailments which are called emporums Of
fashion, the secrets Of which have been 20
regicusIy kept from them for the past fort
night. They peered into those little wooden caskets
where the gems Of fall bonnets have been long bid.
den and looked n themselves admirngly in the mirror
they fitted the bead-spangisd cloaks and elegant
shaws which Dame Fashion has ordained they must
wear this FALL Some very handsome cloaks we're sx-
hbitsd at Horizons, Fulton street, One called the EN-.
press somewhat longer than last seasons styles
Tho bottom Of this cloak was plain, not gorsd, and
adorned with bead fringe The sides extended lower
than the back, and trimmings consisted Of squares Of
silk and satin binding and rosettes centred with hand.
some tassea coat sleeve completed this very
dis,inoms cloak. Tho madeleine 10 . loose fitting
black cloth sack. with large squares at the
bottom, trimmed with alternate points Of silk and
satin long tag OF the same materials extends
down the back. Another cloak called the Lucca was
trimmed on the shoulders, back and Sleeves with
buge patterns that looked for all the world like prexes
There also large variety Of plush cloaks Of the
most brilliant hus& These will be- probably. worn a
opera coaks this winter Gold and silver embroidery
10 used upon cashmere opera coaks also smbroidsrss
In noss and beads toqus hood Il novelty, ana .
pretty surface afforded In this shape for embroidery
Later In the season will have tight fitting cosaquss
with belts Of the same materials the rest OF the
garment and bow and long ends 1t tbs waist Shawls
are worn square this season, with small fold falling
SysF s the @ ., ,S dress s goods q. s
ofiss. s bd much more brilliant Coicred satns are IL
colors prevalent in fall goods the most fashionable
s the Bismarck brown. This color will long
ueler and more uubscomlns hue has seldom smansted
from the busy brxin Of the hcls goddess Gloves arc
now Of ysry bright eoors and are embroidered the
A white velvet hat with diadem front and . small
crown TO SUIT the present extravagant style Of wearing
Fulton street. II was trimmed with point blonde and
fosds Of the Same maternal. charming and
formed tn. face TRIMMING velvet snss rmmed
with point blonde ann fastened under the chin with
or Velvet the o, ya'y a.. S.a,m
formed exquisite IN sh to this bonnet. lavender
velvet hat which might DO considered Compromise
between the Fanchon and tho disdem affrrs. az
trimmed with point blonde and strange parte colored
leaves which were spottedslike leopards skim iaven
bandeau composed Of folds Of velvet completed the tout
en- emile Of this '1eopard" bonnet. Mrs. Ferguson,
utOu AVENUE oXuDlteu Mary stuart OF white 0ottn
trimmed with blonde lace pansss and tiny water lliss
And black velvet bonnet with flowers and gilt berries
- trimmings drab round hat with white plume and
gilt leaves was also very attractive. Mrs Armstrong
bad brown corded silk and velvet hat with . dadsm
and bandean Of blue velvet bronze wheat and berries
Tho back platte and trimmed with lace and BRONZE
aud the strings Of damonded lace An embroidered
black Neapolit~n was trimmed With velvet and lace A
velvet flower fastened the side with satin
ribbon, which continued to form the strlngS
At Madame Demorest's, in Fulton street.
svening robe OF rosegray silk, gored skrt trimmed
h0Y ruffQ fhpao iurk~
headed with ruchipgs Of silk Tho rufies bound
with cherry coiored satin One descended from the
was the hips ending at the back BREADTH which
The second rue crossed the front width squaely
foot below the waist and thence curved TO and sur
rounded the bottom Three ruies set the
bottom OF tho front width. The waist had Q bertha
extending up the back seam belt bound with satin and
united with rosette.
There drsss OF rich "Azof' green silk for
Inner or evening costume broad band OF black
atin deliberately embroidered with jet started at the
nps and swept In graceful TO the bottom Of the
skrt forming border 70 the square train The front
II the skirt was ornamented with black satin sash
Upon each sde and apron OF black satin. The apron
md sashes were embroidered with jet and fripged with
OF and elk.
The waist had arrows OF satin rising from the belt.
Ind sashes fastened from the neck 70 the shoulder two
back and two 'FRONT.' and falling fruges upon the
sleeves The latter were ornamented TO correspond.
Gabrielle, tor child OF twelve years made Of
ieh Bismarck popin, the bottom being finished with
headed with piping Of green silk Green silk pipngs
Eere down the seams and upon the front appeared
Of green siIk buttons inside the ppings set with
eevs with section Of fringe extending up the seam
md fringe epauetses plain underskirs Of Bismarck
'opiiu completed this handsome childs dresa Tho dis
md compared favorsby with the New York openinga