The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07
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NeW styles in BOnnets md ParasoIs.
tFrom the N. =. evening Post June i

-11,a IFrom the N. Y. Evening Post June II
I'D as Bonnets are expensive, the price
tar ranging from twenty to thirty dollars.
r" The most elegant style is of real
1---h black lace, and decorated with flowers
of the tint and shade in harmony with
80 the complexion of the wearer Ihey
are often trimmed with Wild MOVERS
d, and green grasses, and nothiDg mas so
NJ pretty an effect as the little wild for
cet-me- not peepinge out here and
there from among the deW-spangled
ga grass One advantage of black lace
eotl or tuIIe bonnet Is, that when chastely
- trimmed it can be worn with dresses
s of almost any color and shade.
An elegant black lace bonnet is
soi made with a ruche over diadem just
-.,si above the forehead. Sprays of the
beautiful clematis span this ruche,
and are caught upon the top of the
bonnet with a wreath of green leaves
- sparkling with dew. Wide, rich lace
na7a is fuiIed across the back, and descends
upon the satin circlet in front A
.sa. bow Of satin ribbon is fastened to the
e ~ p, centre upon the breast, with cluster
of clematis- = - 2 a7se
hirl 3 "A black lace bonnet recently worn
was noticeable for the chasteness of
style, and yet was not expensive. The
frame was covered with black tulle,
/. 49,, put on very full. and over this were
rows of wide black lace edging, set on
isv quite full. A roll of rich black rib
BON crosses the back, from which is a
500 fall of lace, both ribbon and lace ex-
tending in a circlet in front, with a
So bow and long ends; clusters of mar
guerites and green leaves in front.
ala, But every one does not admire a
r.. black bonnet, even when fashionable,
1ci and white Grape or tulle are very
enc, much in vogue for evening wear and
st.s dress occasions. A pretty bonnet of
white tulle is made by fulling the ma
'51. - terial in slight puff across the front.
l-s and with upright box plalts at the
.in back. Across the center and sinking
among the gossamer puffs Of tulle is
atr. white satin piping, which, extending
-Ifa' In 'front.' has border of plated tulle
with a white satin bow upon, the
< breast. Upon the front, in form of
.9a a coronet, are clusters of white moss
s.5r roses and white lilacss with VINE OF
half-opened roses and buds trailing
at the back.
Green Grape or tulle is also fashion
SAM able, and the bonnets of this color are
very pretty when worn by those to
when green is becoming. But green
being favorite color, many persist in
900 wearing it whose compilations suffer
f tf9 much from the nearness of so trying
a color "A pretty green bonnet was
with a green satin bride in front,
obordered by box-plaiting of double
tulle, with a bow Of green satin rib
.st bon, and vine of white convOlyuli
trailing from the back. Another of
+ .rl the same shade has clusters of pink
1850 hyacinth wreathing the front and
side, and dew spangled green leaves
at the back. .Iua
: .siaq A novelty is blue Grape bonnet,
.eo, with loops Of satin ribbon and sprigs
of cowslips, with satin ribbon edged
uIee with blonde, forming the clTclet 10
'54 front. Another, blue tulle, is neat
" decorated with lilies of the valley,
having strings of tulle edged with
- satin. .aas
-.aq A beautiful bonnet, of delicate
-ln shade of rose, colored tulle, is made
SIS with a full high puff In the front,
80 above which is coronal composed Of
--,1fr beetles wings, of a glittering emerald
green, aud a spray Of leaves trailing
Il . over the ehign0n at the back. An
other of rose color has a ruehe of
u black lace in front, in the form of a
diadem, with a small tuit of white
e marabOut feathers in the centre. At
the side is cluster of shaded, white
and rose eolOred flowers, with sprays
saT of green leaves, and trailing vine OF
the same falling over the ohignon. A
novelty In straw Is formed OF Fittings
ofwhite straw, each Auting edged
with narrow black lace. Simple wild
az flowers form the decoration upon the
top aud sides, with a cluster of the
lily OF the valley in front. o5
A bonnet of white Grape was
noticeable on the street. Crossing
the front was a wreath of white moss
roses and buds, with a vine Of green
leaves trailing down the white ribbon
circlet in front to the bow and ends
IL Ia
was plated at the back. falling over
the chignon ribbon of the most deli
cate shade of lilac was, in clusters of
loops, little to each side OF the
centre from which ends trailed to the
shoulder, where they we're joined by
a bow. With this bonnet suit of
black silk was worn, the upper skirt
trimmed with lace five inches wide;
the skirt of the nearly close-htlng
basque was edged with narrower lace
A novelty is of gray tulle, with a
wreath of half blown and budding
,e heath across the front, and q full
blown rose upon one side, as though
..- just fallen there accidentally.
There are several styles OF round
hats. the most novel of which is the
Ieghorn, with very wide brlm, for
croquet ground aud seaside wear; and
trimmed with lace and flowers. AS
81. the Lcghorn costs from fifty to eighty
dollars an imitation of this style can
be purchased in straw, which is very
pretty and servieeable. Another
style droops both front and back, and
.. Is trimmed with lace and field
HtlL a.,rars = 3s.-F a-at- 1lstti t.t4- .-.
A pretty little hat, the Andalusian,
is Of black Neapolitan, trimmed with
a Roman scarf tied in a loose knot at
the back, with bird of beautiful
plumage indronts
q 49, PARAS0LS. -..el
Parasols of some light, delicate
shades, are generally in vogue, the
most distinguished being those lined
with some contrasting color, as pink,
green or blue. A lacy should not
ThOughtlessly purchase one because it
is her tayorlte color, as the shade OF
the lining has an effect upon the com
plexion, and the blue, green or pink
parasol lining is no more becoming
some than bonaet of the same shade
would be. This is. evident on pleas
ant afternoons, as one sees many
pretty faces suffer sadly from tue
severe test to which they are subject
ad no fine lining IF the DaraSnl east