The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02

/ Folds OF satin on the edge and freRt
of bonnet Mantilla vel of thread
lace. Light tan colored gloves stitched
with black.
A pretty dress Of violet gros grain
Is worn with the new Marie Antoi-
nette mantelet This is a round cane
IN the. back. with long, square tabs
for ends crossing in front. and drOoD-
ing at the sides Bands Of satin of a
darker shade trim the mantle and the
double skirts of the dress. Plain.
high eorsage ynd tight sleeves.
"A Montana red suit has a petticoat
of satin, under short skirt of gros
grain of the same shade. This skirt
Is open at the sides, forming an apron
font. and is caught together with no
settles. "A loose tsacque of velvet has
asWide satin sash, tied behind. Tri-
anon bonnet of velvet, with simple
folds of satin for trimming. Kid
gloves of Montana red, with gilt studs
on the back. A rich dress of black
velvet has plain skirt and long red
ingote, oordered with fine mink. 4
Another, similarly made, is of black
aud gold plush, trimmed with satin
bands, with points inserted on the
lower edge. So
10 .fe % VARIETIES. ftG
A pretty domino, worn at one of
the masquerades now so fashionable. 4
Is of blue satin. A square yoke is
made to fit smoothly over the even |
ing dress worn beneath. The rest of |
the garment falling from this yoke is
gored In such a manner that it NAV !
be afterYard worn as the skirt of
dress. 1t is loose, with slight train,
and is confined at the waist by a belt /
and sash. A ruche of VII te satin
SURROUNDS, the yoke, sleeves, and
skirt. A white satin hood attached
to the neck is large enough to dis
gulse the fEearer most effectually.
A dinner dress of black MORE, with
gOred trained skirt untrimmed. has a
low eOrsaGe with bertha and sleeves
formed of puffs of black tulle. dotted
and white Folds of bias velvet sepa-
rate the puffs. The waist is lined
with buff silk.
Another of, black corded silk at $40
! yard has a houpce on all the widths
but the front, headed By trimming
1t black velvet embroidered with
white beads. 1 A tablier Of the same.
With fringe attached, ornaments the
ront width. Medallion of velvet
caves at the back and on the bosom.
tpaulets and cuffs of velvet. Waist
lining of gray silk
A mantilla paletot to be worn at
Wedding. reception, over a solid-color-
ID silk, is Of white guipure lace, 1t
las scarf Ike fronts, ana is yeryshort
t the back
A ball dl.ess in the pretty Pompa
our colors is Of blue tulle pulled and
prihkled ut intervals with tiny buds /
t the the tea-rOse, arranged In dia- T
lOnds. The long tunic entirely
1rmed f1pufs is fest0oned at the :
ides with a vine of rose buds and
saves beginning at the belt Bertha
nd sleeves Of pufs aud rose buds.
A new sash worn in Paris is made
I gimp in which jet beads are inter
oven The sash -nea-fsoua tho -
des, IS fl.stooned into sort of
asque, and then falls almost to the
ige of the skirt, where the ends {
'oss and form a bow with long tas-
lis. BretelIes for the shoulder ac-
)mpany the sash. %
Loose, square breakfast jackets are
wing place to bodiees with tight
ting sleeves. and a sash worn at the
dc. Ano Their style has a small 1
!sque attached to the waist instead
a sash. .