Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-18


prejudice of the children and other near
relatives of their wives"
Madame Retling, of the Frankfort Mat
rimonial Bureau, advertises that she has
| plenty of American husbands for well ed
ucated German girls. Fee five dollarF.
| These matrimonial bureaus are patronized
extensively in Germany. In Ierlin there
are half dozen institutions of this class
which do flourishing business. As the
| police keep them under very sharp SUR
VIGILANCE, few or no complaints are pre-
ferred against them. They publish 10 the
German papers many leltels written by par
ties that have found husbands or wives
through their agency.
A distingue wedding took place in the
Church of the Unity, Boston, the other
| day, in the presence Of a tremendous
crowd. One effect that was very charming
was the arrangement Of flowers, the pulpit
being entirely hidden by a miniature for, st
! Of tropical plants, with bouquets of de
iicious flowers that perfumed the air. An
| other wedding at different church (Oa
! he same day. also attracted the town. II
| had its novel features. Preceding the first
! bridesmaid and grOomsman walked eight
| little girls from ten 10 six years OF age, eN-
| quisi3ely dressed in muslin and Nalenc!en-
mes blue and pink sashes, and carrying
each bOlqu.t Of choice flowers.
A fashion writer recommends the fol-
! lowing patterns for bonneis and bats for
winter wear: Bonnets Of gray velvet,
| almost entirely covered with loops Of pink
ribbon On the lef. side two roses are
! placed above The eir. Pink strings, edged
with pink lace, aud attached TO plated
! piece Of gray velvet, which extends down.
ward ana iorEs the beginning of the string.
| Round hat Of deep orange velvet, enCirCied
| With Leaves Of the same, Z trailing spray Of
waich falls over little black lace veil.
Aigrttte at the side. The crown Of tn~ hat
is oruameGted with two bias folds f ain.
There il now ia Paris movement on
fool Tor the purpose Of breaking down the
| constantly Increasing Influences Of the
women Of the dGmi-mOaac 4 society Of
! ladies, 10 be called THE league Of honest
women" is to be organized. The menu
| bers Of this league pledge themselves not
| to patronize any establishment where the
! demi-mOnde is known TO deal not TO rent
| boxes at theaiers TO which the demi.mOnde
! Is adunitted; not 10 ape the costumes intro
| duced by the denli monde; not 10 invite TO
| their sOireaS any gentlemen wli) are knOwn
TO keep mi-tresses etc. Old Dupin aug
! gested something Of the kind four years
ago. Very influential authors, artists,
politicians, etc, nov faVJr the formation
Of such league.
For house dress a fashionable coTres-
pendent advises the adoption Of one of the
under mentioned makes: Dress with a
double -kirt of light gray poplin, trimmed
with piping of dark gray satin, satin but
| tons, and gray silk fringe. Dress Of dark
| blue serge, caught up behind in 4 pannier
| puff, with a black silk sash and bow. Short
dress and gray fOulard the under-skirt -
| trimmed round the bottom with a narrow
! flOunce of the same material surmOunted
| by bia5 fold of satin; the upper skirt is
formed into two puf5 behind, and is
| trimmed with a fOunce and bias satin
folds; high cOrsage, closed with satin but
tons. Dress Of black silk; under-skirt,
under waist and sleeves of striped satin;
the trimming Of the dress consists Of black
satin piping and silk fringe.
Mrs. Stowe says Of dressing for church
Very estimab!e, and, we trnst, very re-
ligious young women, sometimes enter the
house of God in a costume which makes
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startling manner, rafting strings Of beads
and bits of linsel, she may look exceeding
ly pretty and piglEInts; and If she came
there for 4 game OF crOquet OF tableau-
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