Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
FOR MOURNING.

FOR MOURNING. -
! several new styles ia second and full
mourning are on exhibition, among
them Lolita, the front OF which rolls
toward the face; a new frame of the Fan
cnon style, In heavy corded reverse,
plated and trimmed with beautiful pur-
PIE SILK and jet flowers, with beaded
Brussels lace on strings; also Fanehou
ior blgh chignon is also on the stand, an
original tride. 1t is trimmed with .
grapevine. This is q neat affair for sec-
ond mourning There also is the 'speI11 y
for ladies Of middle age. It is OF eolored
sltk,. reverse plaits, With crane bands
running both ways. It is finished with
lot and purple flowers to correspond /: the
rloooEs are to match. There are also
perfeetly plain bOnnets, without trim
mlngs, for widows who wear white cana.
They have also at this store q novelty in
the form Of Spanish saeuue. The ma
eerlai Is OF bombazine, with deep folds of
Grape and Grape buttons.
DRESSES AND CLOAKs,
This iady's reception rooms in Broad
way are well stocked with patterns in
the latest and most popular STYLES of
dresses, cl0aks, and mantillas, Among
dozens Of very attractive, we noticed
dress fourreau. This costume is com
pOss0 OF q basque and SASH attached, cut
IN one piece. The suit is stylish to de-
gree, and is suitable for the evening toi-
let or for the promenade. We next ex-
1mined brown dress trimmed with !
Wnlte saIln, and having rOtuadR with |
cardinal eapes and full tournure. There |
Was also on the model q new costume |
called the mRrchioness, a splendid petIt |
panler conception, with basquine man
lila: Also panier double, in lavender, |
similar IN other respects to the beautiful /
nsrcnloness. There was also a Compt- |
sss Duoarry, very elegant In expression, /
IuiIy p1ued, aad designed So 3 prone /
lAde costume. There were many other
styles, but we have only space to notice, /
d the dresses, a Pompadour robe de |
mann ore and sn elegant Vatican waist
md skirt. g /
"A cloak--half circular, sscque. and
~ Aeeeau com bined-a most brilliant sft L
s5. 10 oe exceedingly presentable, the /
'oHy OF tnis cloak should be of black
s., .s.xes, sns cspes OF satin, and trimmed
80 ~ I1ce ano satin or crochet work, with
'uttons OF the same. This cloak can be
naoe IN any rich goods, such as siIk.
allns, or velvets. There wss also 4 man
llis cloak, to be made In pl1rule or.
roWn piusn or velvet, trimmed with
ace and satin. 80
ahere was offered for criticism q mag
ilcent pallet costume, which, when
ompieled it isDot yet wholly trirnmedl 4
~ snl eommsnd the high price of 500.
ne trimmings OF the uadersklrts extand
an-Way up, and are composed Of fans.
op anu bottom, with pnffs ia the cenCer,
ssesned Win Rosettes OF black SATIN
ne waist Is plated, with fans also, fas-
sned with rosettes, falling half. way
own 20 the Skirt. The train is fastened
yoHe, 0us can. at the viii of the j
ress, en- poslier.. The entire t,oatunas IS
heavy corded silk.
Lnnefe vas also presented a superb blue
Iack velvet elozk, double edge, with
INNINGS Innings OF the richest netted fringe.
,o.,1f uSps oi Iiack lace phases over the
loniaers, and TO the waisc of the cape is
'tached broad black silk ribbon with / l
rye DOW fhis cloak Is called De Nou-
- stl sa