Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

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uarn,, aul iaL green cloths and
costumes arr al-a Zee vogue, ni'i pro-
durp a iinc ,ll,pi lrimmoi Wilh 't!'
wi anal lringv al ,lc ssIne shido .
The ruil gvno,liy consists " "a
round sAnl, trimmed witA two lit
matted Auunces, each headed with
Two row, vf velvet. ia upper Skin,
forming apron ani side pi'irrs, aud
mantle filyd 10 lhe waist, NJ The
back. Mantle aul upper skirt mr.
trimmed with velvet aud fringe
iLcre Is douhlo square bow with
wide ends attached 10 whore tbs
mantle l. fastened NJ lac back.
Tho bodsos for rather d.cssy toi'
l,llcs are generally made open In
front. either IL . square shape or a
chdls with Tsru'. The chrmlseit's
wore with such bydicgs are eat of
tho same shape; thoy are trimmed
with "A wide strip of insertion, cds
ed round the bottom with deep
border Of Nalcnccnncs lace, AMI
round the top with q very narrow
border Of Ihe same. This arrange
ment leaving the th,oo' parity pare,
necklace or u large cross or ''cSo'
il worn round tue neck. >.
Street toilets arc very costly u
il not uncommon 10 &c black Ly'
ons vclvelt suits worn with rich IN
mics Of bright bne or dead black
satin with heavily G'inged eh 's.
Furis very Gashionably used COR
trimming cloth and velvet. IhF
new French cifcnlar is the ncw-si
form of wrap. They firm sort 0,
double circular-or, rather, u close
cut rotsnds, not very long, with u
cape only quarter OF y yard less
in depth. The material is always
Scotch plaid, the Victoria or
s'scarlet,h and the cape, or second
circular, is trimmed with a hand
some wooden fringe, containing the
,colors. There is no hood, but the
heavy Scotch cord and tassels are
i.lrown back.
Narrow black or white Astrachan
c0lS. and f.ingci muH look well
with these gay little cloaks.
TGe "Roman" cloak has no
sleeves, sleeves can be inserted, bnt
only at the sacrifice Of its distinc-
tive character. 1t is drawn in ut
.the back, but falls loosely from the
shoulders, and is altogether one OF
tthe most gaceful garments ever I'M
.ported. The finest model is made
in black velvet, richly trimmed
with hcc.
Bnrnooses and short double capes
or black cashmere and cloth are or
Mamentel with rows Of very wide
black silk braid, initiating stripes
Of -closo crochet, and edged on
either sido with narrow gold band;
the upper cape is slit open IN me
middle Of tho back up TO the neck
it falls over the arms, which are
passed through openings in the un
der cape. This is very new mooei'
--Demorest's Monthly for January.