New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
FASHIONS.
,rp,yG STYLE OF HATS AND BoNNETs.

lining There are varieties OF ugness In these hats-the
Arundel having pointed narrow crown, with rolling
brm soping to point In front; the Ceclie IN Diack
Milan or chip, has larger crown the Chester, low
crown with turnup back; and there are turbans with
dented crowns-also with square crowns ana brims
Tho two last STYLES are usually appropriated TO chill
dren's use.
Tn honne,s the Marie Antolnette, the Duchesse and
the Imperatrce are leading shapes The first may be
described as a narrow -brmmed round hat, WIN the
back taken off and side turned down for ear peces
semi gipsey shape II is made much hgher thah III INC
Winter and ves with the towering frou-frou "heh
nlumes are added The Duchesse is the triple poy aScu
to suit the style, and Is the most dtngue oi INC
modes II is always plain, three pus OF tue or crepe
do chime the sole ornament an aigrete OF self color and
the long frnged scarf which in front the only
drapery II Will be worn with rich toilets In one coior'
made Of the same crepe the dress. Tie Importance Is
close cottage shape of decidedly English arr ana Is
welcome to those who regret the ORTHODOX Dohe vi o
times hoped that ladies will not ibe IN hurry "
adopt this Crepe de chine is the newest maeral LOT
dress hats though white tulle. black spotted net
and gauze are also much used Crepe de chine IS ad III
box peats across the crown from front TO back, In
large pus or perfectly smooth Tue forms usually the
scarf NJ the back of transparent Frame which adrOt
" concealed by tho ruches Of lace and flowers thrown
upon IT, The black spotted net Is made into capuet DON
nets with baudeau Of velvet flowers for she head
piece the lace thrown the head and falling 10 tre
shoulders. Donna Maria gauze Is used for Duchesse
pufs In lieu Of Grape and when the bonnet Is allowed 10
be OF a single color are very pretty style. White chp
and chip brads will be with much lace In the rim
ming The silk brads white or colored. are hrmer than
crinoline and as light They kind OF gaoon' stl
fened and into shape like straw bralds ie" nc
Leghorn cottage shapes, trimmed with Spring howers
and ribbon are found at the miners, but only very
quiet people like them.
The modises to borrow their coors from Vatican
exclusively for every parre OF flowers or knot OF trim
ming shows pale tints harmonized relieved with
black after the manner of that painter. Sprays OF
almond pink green like the first shoots the trees,
iris puppies and uncertain blues in transparent material
are fixed character by fold OF black velvet OF Gus
tering lace Thus, OF cherryblossoms ana rose
buds fasens velvet loops on white chip hat nyosots
rose and cedar form the wreath OF black lace Irahon
a darling cluster OF periwinke. hedge rosebuds and
mgnonette has large jet pins thrust among the flowers
The most elegant hats Of the season will be the Marie
Antonettes OF white Grape laid plain the foundation
the garnure a ruche OF black lace above the face with
q gathered edge OF white Grape showing below II, the
scarf knoed with black velvet and clusters OF hne
white flowers, and frnged with black, or ends OF Chan
tilly lace White and black the only coors which
appear on these hats. Large Jet balpns form very
effective part OF the ornament in these designs Pale
blue, pink or green, with much relief OF White
and black are the order OF color for mixed
hats Roses OF course, but pale ones, are the prin
cpal flowers used, pink, capoW and tearoses, WIN
crimson stained petals and leaves June roses larger
than before and white nosettes which are the nowes
for white Grape hats. Add TO these clusters OF hedge
roses in every shade with dozens of fine buds, all OF
size the gay red yellow and white Japan roses, and
great plnk buds almost bursting and you that the
miner has q rose garden all her own. The arranged
o wers are such finds peering through the dead
leaves in the woods Of May, periwinkes, lilies Of the
valley vOlets, elder and cedar, with the shken ana
feahery seedvesels OF last years growth resting among
them Early garden flowers fancied-tonqul, bya-
cinh lupins Towering currans full branches OF lilac
euelder roses but small Ones be and soft purple
and gold panses making gorgeous bouquets with roses
and Spring leaves For Summer there are the snow and
scarlet OF carnations and for later season rich groups OF
wheat poppies and the nght-shade trailing from them;
clusters late and white or the last sum
mer tribute of DAISIES purple grapes and crimson rose
berres-designs stolen from the panels Of Imperial
cabinets and the groupings Of world known artists.
Ribbons Of every width used but the common taste
fixes reversed bow Of No. ribbon at the back of the
head while wide crossed In front for strings
Pout de sole and afetta ribbons Of fine quality the
standards but there ribbon alike on both sides
and he canalle rep nbbOn for fancy styles pretty
fashion rules the outer edge broad strings with
row hem or No. ribbon the shade. These strings
are crossed little to left and pinned with Jet orna
ment For the white and black bonnets the broad white
ribbons ruied scanty with black lace or s!iS Raw
eled ruches OF silk feathery trimmings much fan
ced for bOnnets and hats Thick ruches OF lace, Grape
aud tule form borders round tho entire bonnet China
crane scarfs are the bias from to two fingers
wide and are always frnged with deep neted fringe the
same color. TO give that ghtness which the material
lacks selffringed ruches suit crane hats very well.
The manner OF trimming commonly this very mar.
edge Of white tule or Grape gathered or peate
around face sofenng it wonderfully The gathered
Grape is better than the pleated ruche. over this
band of velvet grcs grain or ruche Of lace
or Grape the flowers mount above this in wreath or
cluster on the left behiud the reversed bow the
en15 turned to the front Is on the back the drapery Is
held by Jet balls flowers planted the chaelaine
and dropping behind. Agrettes or pumes are disposed
directly the crown. so as TO add to the hight OF the
bonnet.
The vail Of the season "a yard square OF figured net,
with thread border thrown cornerwIse over the head.
point hanging the face the rest gathered
simply tho vail thrown over "A square Transparent
foundation. with deep red roses behind the ear, and
large jet pins 10 confne it on the head The price OF
threadace vail this size is not less than So For the
seaside where flowers perish IN the damp air white eus
and peacocks' breasts VIII be worn hats as well
COZ bands round the brnl. Pumage will always be
OH seaside hats From Messrs Ballard HALEY & Co.
Some graceful models. differing widely from the popu-
lar styles shown By leading modste and will be
gratefully received by those who cannot adopt the
tric STYLES. The Eugenie is Leghorn hat, for the
seaside and garden parties with wide dropping brm and
Grape, fringed, and knotted at the front with
large flowers wh!ch nearly cover tho crown. The
hats are trimmed with Chester Grape, mingled with
black velvet, wheat and buff Indienne blue
scarf with hedge roses and new wheat; rose-eoored
round crowness hat slightly pointed to the
head the fac sme OF that by the italian peasant
girl OF that province. 1t for young ladies aud child
rens IN the park the country Under the brm ia
ruche Of silk Grape; outside, twoInch border Of
work in blue. black velvet braid
fringe Of wheat fiat pun Of ribbon In the center Of
the hst either rosete Of loops OF velvet braid
circed with fringe Of wheat ard myosotis, cluster
OF rosebuds and daisies. The Napoltane is romantic
mead dress neher nat nor pohnet simple OF eonstr9c
nine iu length square IN outline bent slightly the head
behind, and supported by three wires In gros grain
rOeaux the edge. Over this Is thrown piece OF black
lace the size OF tho frame but little longer, with two
inch border aud several bars OF Insertion of gupure
over the face Is coronet OF June roses, with sprays
trailing the top and ruche OF black lace 1t Is held
the head By coquettsh knots OF black ribbon under
the bm each side through which thrust let BAL pins
No more charming model is to be found this lie