Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-10

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We know our lady friends would never
forgive ~ were ws 70 neglect our usual
fashion chapter this mornipg. We are TOO
wise - quarrel with them, and here 10 On
article on bonnets, which We clip from On
exchange:
The s0oets 70 ealares ths booasts early
in the season proved eatirsly futile; isdssd
have Only eoceeeded IN making then emall-
q than ever the lsssst styles wssn arc
mere scraps Of lses, surreundsd with pearls
Or crystal drops. Of covered with sprig Of
small lowess, vielste, heartssase, dsisiss,
fosget>me~nets and the like, the color select
ed with reference to the trimming on the
dress.
Whether it Is because the small bonnets
rave induced every lady TO become her owu
m,lliner, and thus indulgs in six bonnets,
where before she was confined to one, may
be question. bssit is a positive fact that
the small bonnets as worn now-a>davs are
constructed with much closer reference to
the detail Of the toilettss with which they
are 10 be worn than ever before, ard in this
respect show correctness Of taste, and great
ly improve the harmony of the general ap.
pearance.
Formerly, one huge bonnet. trimmed 10
nine cases out Of ten, with glaringly sgly
ribbon was worn with every dress, ne mat>
ter how opposite in color one may be 10 tbs
ether. Now bonosts cost SO little, and ars
90 quickly and inexpensively made that wo.
men generally can afford one TO suit every
toilette, and the result 10 the aggrandiss>
ment not OF the milliner, but those who sell
millinery goods, and the adoption in this
respect Of much more accurate aud com
plste style Of costume.
With white muslin dress tiomed With
blue fibbon ~ cav, for instance, the other
day. little white muslin bonost lined with
blue eilk aod trlm0ed with rose, beod
Of blue ribbon. and cappsss Of white vslsn>
eiennee laee q The bock.
Assthse prseGy boanse ~ q white lace,
| trimmed WITH wreath Of dreepiog crimson
| iuehiAs. L Wao Woen with dso0o u nay
ersnAdine, sad . lases black lama Len
SAaWl
Itis ths style now foe bsidssoasds q
wear beonsAs esnAmsntsd With long Whit
tullo vsila divided in he esntss, Bot a.
scending from sacA sids, - = nearly d
eovslop ~ pssoeo. THIS sseoe - = ~,
thss appsspslule ~ in eeod tasts. Th(
1 VOss OOVOSO " SOtU ~ 49, OSU00s o00 ~
bridesmaids weas either wrsaah - it'll,
lass bsansA which 10 nothing mere than ,
head drseo without the veil.
Round hats fos country wsoe have mad
their appearance in great vasoty. Thses 4
the "easdsa hAs, She beio Of which de-
essnds q the ffoat aad beck - - 60 peo.
tecs The fhce end neck there is The wid,
bdnnsd "shsphssdsss haA aad there q,
the email, low crownsd toqusts sad smal
hsts, - much - possible like The traditions
little straw hat wosn ty the treditiena
flower girl q fancy dress ball.
Il Straw pinges are much used upon th
edges Of round hats, and baads Of fsathe
trimmings are very common, though no
very appropriate TO the season.
i The correct thing ios morning wear il
the sounssy, for drinking water st tA
spsiaes and ths like, are little orswns
round haAs u esay, brown - blaek straw
The black are trimmed. vith eurlsd wreat
q red fsathees. the bs0wn with . wreath .
epssa. eAdShs gray vith . wfsathsf BID
nsrak lsAvse. ose gs0,sz a. ~ -
i MAcnmssss fsoas. s.-Pssabiy ~ lsoil
Satisfactory ysfmAeAinisss sosls n Nsv Eal
hsd. + ~ 4 wanss . whisae1, Nashsl