The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-02
buds and autumn tinted leaves, adorns

A peculiar shape Is OF white eordet
silk over frame slightly faring il
the front, with the center shaped hk,
q very small crown. About the front
. edge Is a role of white satin flute.
: ing. and between that and rufie o.
= silk that crosses the center is a row o1
! white blond. The bride of white silb
is also edged with blond.
A lavender silk is fulled over 8 very
! small frame, the front lined with pink
: and edged with narrow blond. Puffs
! I OF the material cross the center. and
standing upright al the back is a little
cape Of pink silk There are short
pink Strings that tie at the back, a
cow Of lavender ribbons on one side, a
JUST opened blush rose, with buds, nests
ling among clusters of autumn leaves.
A velvet of lavender tint has sear-
let velvet standing from both the front
and back, and the center of the bon
net IS covered with LOOPS and ends Of
velvet, except the top of the tiny
crown. Upon the left side, and droop-
ing over the back, is a white plume,
and above this is a cluster of purple
velvet leaves. a bride of lavender
ribbon, doublesand edged with white
blond, falls IN front, and Is spanned
bysEhite ribbon with bows and ends.
a Black velvet Is made full, with
two or three folds Of orange colored
silk, a fall Of black lace at the back,
and a cluster Of orange color and
black velvet flowers at the side. The
circlet in front is of black velvet edged
with narrow edgiDg I 5l
Another novelty is of a delicate
! shade Of drab over a frame turned up
both front and back, these uprights
/ being covered with scarlet silk. Rib
bon OF the same shade is Hoped across
/ the top, and twisted along the back
4 falls IN long strings. From the left
4 side droop two plumes, one OF drab
4 and the other of scarlet.
q A beautiful little head-dress is
made Of ends and loops Of green satin |
4 ribbon and white blond lace edging, 4
with strings made in the same way, i
falling in front and clasped by a bow. |
A b5auffful rose, with crystalized |
tendrils and leaves Of changing tint, 4
nestles at one SIDE. This is much \
prettier for opera wearrthan for the \
! house. .-
a purple velvet Of diadem trout
has fall Of white blond lace at the |
back, extending down the bride,
which is composed Of velvet the CEN
tor Huted. Rlums of purple a shade
lighter than the velvet droop back
from the front. az fa5 - -
a white silk Is covered with rib
b0ns and white blonde lace, with !
sashes of lace falling at the left side,
with vine of white flowers and aut
umn leaves trailing at the back. 4 II
purple velvet is puffed over the frame.
with ribbon strings at the back,
cluster of velvet leaves on the top and
a black lace circlet IN front A black
velvet is made plain over the frame,
with a wide fold of scarlet velvet
across the front that is knotted in the
center. From this knot shade
plumes drOOp over the side, and arc
elasped to the bonnet by tult of
black aud green. There Is a fall of
lace at the buck, and ribbons strings.
a purple velvet has q huted fold
in front and beneath. this. resting up
on the head, is a row of white blond;
the bride also has blonde edging. and
there are purple tiesat the back A
white feather and white aigrette
complete the trimming. 4 drab vel
vet with green trimmings and green
plumes was much admired. af I
A dark brown velvet has . standing
puff across the center, with a fall Of
black lace at the back. dark brown
velvet flowers, with a golden and
brown aigrette. 4 So
ROUND HATS.
White and drab French felt hats
of a superior quality have been large
Iy imported in variety Of shapes. 1t
is not probable that felt Will be ex-
tensively worn, yet they are sought af-
ter at this season, and for no other T.
reason than to see something of
what the styles are to be In round 4
hats Some of these shapes arc be-
coming, and others are very trying to
even a pretty face, and should never
surmOunt plain one. One shape has
the crown sIoping up from the brim,
with high, small center; the brim
turned up, and wider at the sides than
front and back. Then there Is the tur-
b6n, the saucer shape and others, each |
finding admirers. The brown straws l.
Will be fashionable for Fall wear, and l.
they are also in various shapes. A /
pretty one has narrow brim, the
edge turned up the whole brim
should be bound with velvet and the
hat covered with dropping feathers
aud pretty aigrette. If Iftastfully trim
med these hats are stylish. On some
of these hats autumn tinted leaves and Z
flowers are WORE.
A round hat Of drab is bound with,
green velvet, and has green velvet
oops, and green plume dropping
over the top. 1ia-i l.sszs-ae @IaE l.
81 sa.ll FLOWERS 5.-5 - 1,
There has at no season been rich
er or more beautiful display of artifi-
eial flowers than now Brilliant,
Warm-tiLfcd oolors will be much In
vogue, and will be used in profusion
upon the bonnets. Then there are the
delicate colors In adj shades; the rich
autumn leaves, as though here and {
there a 1spTay.of frost had fallen.5a
: Little tropical birds with glossy !
plumage, viii be worn on the round |
hats, as we'll as plumes of the greb
skin, &c - --I. 2 4at
The hair is worn lower on the back
of the head in Paris, the herald OF
the attempt to introduc bonnets with
crowns.
CAE.R,LA.1 1E5.