Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-15

twists of the red and green gold and pend
ants on both brooch and ear drops. are very
becoming to brunettes and are very sty-
lish.
Gold jewelry will, of course, alwavs be
standard, and, as it is now worn, hand
| somely chased and set with pearls and en-
amel, or etruscsn set with coral and garnet
or the dead gold fancifully wrought with
long pendant ear drops, is very handsome
and fashionable. --.-.
much worn, but are not SO universally be-
coming as coral or gold set.
Garnet jewelry, showing no gold, with
pendant ear drops, are very popular. They
can be worn with any kind or color of
dress, and are becoming to either blonde or
brunette. We notice a new shade, ruby
garnet, very handsome for evening wear,
having peculiar brilliancy under full
light.
At SIMMONS HEADQUARTERS,
Bonnets are usually trimmed with pro-
fusion of lace, in wells, tabs, &C., and near
ly all have high, fnll q lilling of lace over
the forehead in the style OF corOnet. A
great manv bonnets are made half OF guaze
and half o. tulle, selected to match the
color OF The dress; mauve.a and Metternich
green are in high favor. Bonnets of the
Fanchon form, composed of puffings, and
trimmed at the back with wide gauze lap
pets, which are brought to the front and
tied, and are decorated at the side with
elIner moGner-oi-peal mower or spray OF
Ioliage, are llKewlse IN great qemah1. very
pretty orhainehGS' sucn as Solu sheils Win
for decorating the bdndedur in front OF the
bonnet. AcaciaS OF all colOrS are the ia
vorite flowers in black bonnets, and white
aoaoias oli coioreu oonne's are lkeWise
Iost poputai. oucii Is Ine lasiilon VI Tue
uay ~ 10 ua.nIy aHu eoqueI'isn, anu uoes
hoG culnper itseII elIner WIN !olg Lnantlrs
or large heau-ures:es' DoHneGs are sinali,
Cney are almost lmPercepGiole' tney are
cnarn'hg ITlles. SoIuetllhes ooruer,
pldceu merely upon Ihe ironI vi Tue heau
anu ieavlig al Iie cniSho,l ulcoVereu
solneGiines heIoiy acLo"L' piaceu So as lo
cover ouC tHe top vi Tue neau sonietimes
even less tliaG tnaC' oahueau' roseIte OF
Ilooon, RI IeatheT, mower. IG matters ut
Iie 70 p!eSerH1 NE oneseil lIo9l coiu, neauacne,
neura!Si1! tue preseno ~ aili Vi d oonneG is
W l. Is an oinaitnI, .nat is an
nl9ie accessoIy vi Iii9 coInule, Iue prhh-
oiPai paiC VI ~fitn en.n, 10 JUG C,i 1o:
ti repofo -, ai n,, uIIss Thi soous
.:u musO 'o %a,u ~, "mou, %on. oi;n5 on.is
sU si1I' NV 49, y s"pPi'eu Wy 'he
SH"II ,Iuh LII, Lf He eaio Us.eoi 1p, :.
Sa IAN III ~, s'n. un W. naI Is
INC IL ,,;S;.od ntSU 10, pt. Pc .h ps
~ .h Gu, Uy I'LL UoaIi I o,iai th 1;
poPiS Pe "nu .:i.a ~. ~ i:oy :S:1.. c,o oie
play vi Io!iG's s ah lni nipossie'iiCy' pesiues tne
snIw :.n1 Id VII, iei e. ln ia nn eie cap
nnasaIi ~ snr;nm III. o. tha W othon
6nnd Tho snr;nn oostmnoas onb;hie tbar,
noInas ~ az +tp "a Si,o, u,e,o.se n,I Sn1 IN
ao,',.n ~v oao 80 ",i: oi ono
a., ;tSs ;,n.,,5 on s,,a,'so ~"
obIa s;Ii,S ,ub;oh ana IN doneanS imst .,
Ias, ,,nn5 =. y" a.. ~ Ttano Jtno 90
go .ranaroII ornaua,ttad LII roIa;.n e
az % .d =. - WIN piaLIe VI
~ patn III ~ omo y, onI snauee
". :ne ule 80 ~ 49,. uIu " p.p
is. GU NJ y. C'S III So Vi :no
80 of - anstnn,o ~ ,hot st,1a IT, ,,,,lp
si?n Vi 'osIulit L,'i VI 'ia' ssyie' ue upper
shlE M y, siaS erue .aao.a ,,o 'ou:nes in;. Ine
% anu tL 1e eo nrS vi psa'.S, ;lose
tos.a,o 80. o,roa,1,, aor,sr,onS 3; pnad pIe "
,hns%da of+bo hrapS Tha .,a f.; "
1oo,,od -, -, .,>,,,;o.a I;,,ar,;Sn on1otS
;, LII eH hnId % s;Ias Gu
ona,. ~ piHh anu IT, ~ uH a. Snu
cd bahind and snnara in front " oil oil PU,n orna-
roanted With rIdits Tho SIaeros orc boif
ioo .hos W." ~ 80 ro timbt ft,;ne @ na,
s,au 70 snI az - % nTGS I;I.S as 'al a
C,le eiooW auu oecoile laI 81 iihe al open
siFTse' nv nrue nl. Ioi ueieu WIN p;aies
h;nd 81 ornsed ;n ST. faI1ina hi,
'e a,e "nu ih iiorI' NJ i"i.lns uach III
nan az Ire siues. uo vi @ iai.ielCe @ are
small psaits OF piue taHeta' ahd tne man
@ Ceie1 10 iasUeu ,s oy io.hu h. sasn. iIii IL
soes .ounu SUI S Ia,1 o.s ~ Cno ii.ns
oeiis % ioopeI ~ a'iu ilneu "l.n .l, oiuo sau.e'
~ Hnu Iaslehsu oy Grasp vi iresh nyosolls,
suIIouuu1u ny grey ieacneI' LUIS Gus
tune Is altogeGntr very Praceiul anu cnar-
acCerlstIc, anu Ilgniy recolnihenuaple G 70 a
young anu nahusohle WOMAN. Casnnlere mi IS
hkeWlse worn 10 great extent. ihere is
hotnln9 more oecolhing Gilal IhaG sCyie,
anu CeilrG Whlch WouIu look aWKwaro II
maui maui oI eaneIa or poPI,n' appears harihinp
t, Mnen vi casuilieIe. Dlaeh casniheIe cos
i'.. my ~ Oa nf 49, 49, TSI iaIo VI
gutpMe. Casnuioio VI l.sn' slaues ha'e
CaleI'i pla.Is vi TucteS lor oinalnents'
sely pIe.Iy costume ioi IIt'Ie Slri Is
rouno skirLol seorer, oi9e cashmere Trim,
neu Witn seVeIal sniaLi an iloGnces' one seWea
liliheuIateiy aoo'e Cue oCler. 1he roilsh
cassock mas aacne ior ornament; Is last
eneG IN IrohG Dy douoie f'uche comes up
III shapS vi d squaie wasCE wIIhouC sieeVes
ahu WIN uonoIe rucne all Iouho mus
IN cteMtSeese VIII plafIs anu o!ue riopDhs g
alternately completes Ghe costume. lpe
sash Is knotted oehlnd the waste, and Dor
oereu with a couple plale all round. line
rouno haG OF white sIraW dn IS Turned up at
the sloes ana Dehinu. 1nese Chree points
are Doroered WIN olue RIBBON anu fastened
Dy three pale roses.
ror ionS Ionets' cuahgeaoie IaieIa anu
strlpeu SIX Is mucn en- oogue; put IL is
astyle WHICH Is haruly ever worn ouIslue
OF solemn occasions, such as marriage mass
e., uinhe[ parIles, etc. Inc cioaKs con-
tlnue 10 OHer large variety OF Styles, from
tne snall hanGeieG, Marle AntolneGte' 10
the cashmere CLOAK IN iorm OF t9Dic, win
PeteTne III lrohI ana KhotGeu Dehlnu IN
Iorm OF long sash. Inc latter mode Is the
sRersonllcaSIon y! Sraceiuiness aue styie'-
by the round belt and the tight fitting cas-
SOCK, WIN Hc1u M marie Antolmet5e, knotted