The New York herald., 1870-09-23

green, lined with nut brOwn anu III entirely without
trimming excepting heavy emerald satin cord on
the edge. II Is artistlcay looped by cords UNDER
meath meath In such manner as TO show the lining.
tilli0n back, trimmed 70 match the skirt. Wide
sleeves, open on the inside, lined with brown and
green, and heavy green satin cord to match the
overskirt. Chemisotte and undersleeves OF dentce
lies wsJs many Ssr sesst aoys
crowded al day with admlring fashion seekers.
Mime. Kaings inag :, Broadway. had on exhibition
skirt being made OF light brown, with plat OF the
darker shade. Over y was deep nounce OF light
color, with dark ruiles hcaden with silk and mag
nifcent klOtted fringe, made IN points inserted In
the silk. Overskirt Of light shade OF sik with fringe
cassock made OF the two shades; large, fowinR
sleeves, elab0rately trimmed 1t would be diircult
to match this costume for elegance and TASTE.
dress of mulberry coored SILK had the lower
skirt trimmed with two 1ounces, alternate stripes
Of silk and velvet; oversKirt OF velvet. trimmed
with elegant fringe; basque composed OF ELK aud
Velvet trimmed 10 match.
Another was Of bright Sultana SILK, with deep
nounce, headed with bias OF silk; full ruchin3 on
each edge. over this will he worn cashmere pale
tot magnilcenlly embroidered and trimmed with
In evening dresses we saw very beautiful one OF
Nile green SILK: skirt and corsage completely COW
o. ed with an oyerdress OF round point lace. Ii was
81, 200 specimen OF Parisian manufacture.
There Is a decided change In b0nnets this season.
They are considerably larger and in variety OF
was felt trimmed with two shades Of Velvet, and
mad an elegant ostrich plume. Another. OF dahlia
Color nad pra rate enveoped n
Of black velvet, with rich lace barbe and yellow
feathers. In round hats there was one Of black
velvet having high crown trimmed with long
ostrich plume, white aigrette and Chantllly lace.
A felt hat was OF the new shade OF blue hand
handsomely trimmed and having long vine OF the
same shade trailing over the chignon.
Nine Natalie Tilman, Ninth street. alth 0ngh open
ing dsy at her establishment VIII take place next
on exhibition. One was dark brown hat, Havana
brulee, trimmed with rich fall OF lace, sweeping
nfrun fhn oh nIplA hw (tn1
feathers. Another hat was OF sapphire blue velvet,
and was OF the Maria Therese order. A third, Of
the most elegant manner. One called the chapeau
emeraude, was very high in front, and was gar
round hat with high crown was ornamented with
lace and ribbon streaIners, caught BY branch Of
the rarest Arrest and most artistc flowers Mime Tii%an
may be seen in every possible form and color, and
can be adapted TO any face form or style Of feature
giant dresses just received by the Vile de Paris.
One from the celebrated house Of Periget was made
OF the richest black silk the undersk rt composed
Of alternate rows OF plated silk ana velvet, the
front fastened by exquisite bows Of velvet the outer
garment forms the overskirt. The waist Is some
thing entirely new, the front forming a vest; tho
back OF An entirely new idea forming very unique
suit.
From Worth 4 Barbeigh came a magnificent
suit Of black cashmere the sack and 0verskrt being
OF an entirely new pattern and elegantly trimmed
with passamenterie fringe and Jet which has super
seded almost every other trimming In Paris. There
was also rich velvet dress from the same house,
skirt. We also saw some handsome novelties In
millinery, one In particular white bonnet made
CANT white plume. the inside had fuIl rouicau Of
dark green velvet, the strings tied In loose knot
In the back. The hats are very Jaunty ana becom.
Ing some made OF the same material and color or
tine SUIT and trimmed SO as to form striking con-
trast.
styles In both bOnnets and round hats One OF the
former was OF the color, composed OF Lyons velvet.
and trimmed with rich gros grain SILK Of the same
nod ha oil 10 ARR nnon n "a
with novel jet ornaments and falls gracefully ut the
back, finished with heavy fringe. An ostrich tip.
the crown. Long strings Of the SILK and face
trimmings Of velvet and silk combined, make up
@ ssk m sns' sns Saes Sns
grain strlngs and pink roses as face trimming:
A dark green velvet, corded and trimmed
with tea roses, was declded novelty. A brown
hat composed Of four different shades In velvet and
gros grain, and finished with monture and fringe,
III which the shades blended exquistely, attracted
much attention. Jaunty nat for young lady was
composed Of Ugh! blue velvet and slk wv VITA white
gypsy IN shape, and was well adapted TO girlish
face. Another Of the sam shape was OF dark blue
velvet, and was Ornamented with bird OF para
disc. There was also large assortment OF round
hats
round hats. One was a white felt, trimmed
with garnet velvet and point lace, with white Os-
toons of lace and gros grain ribbon falling at the back
Dress materials at Arnold 4 Constables, Broad
way, were OF great variety. In wo3llen plaids we
have specimens IN greer, black and gold, scarlet.
black and gold and blue, black and gold, suitable
for overdress and sacque. In plain goods silk
eplngelins. armure SILK velour, all wool armure,
armIre Biarrirz, satin de chine, crepe de chine.
drap de Vense English. French and cashmere
s ana d. wool satin pOpn ana wS0c
striped goods are but little worn Cotton velvets
and velyeteens in dark cOors are still in demand.
Plain silks In very dark coOrs will be much worn Ia
coquettish little hat, called the 'Dauntless - was
on exhibition at the establishment OF Mile. McKin-
ley. Broadway. 1t made Of rich brown velvet aud
satin Of lighter shade the costly cluster Of flowers
tine gs ae are q as same ass
The ostrich tips are beautifully mingled with thG
| two shades. ad0rna the lower part Of the high
crown; streamers at back Of brown gros grain RIB
The Harris seamless kid glove still holds its place
| as the most elegant. convenient and comfortably
fitting case for the feminine hand that mas yet been
this glove In every color TO match the dress. The
newest styles in Marqulse have from two to six but
| tons and arc OF all sizes and cOlors
| DiSttngue trimmings for bonnets and hats are
laces-tne Chantilly, guipure, cambria, thread lace
| Brussels lace denteeS lie BrugeS, 1av0rite lace In
Paris; vaenciennes and point lace. Twists OF mar
| monizing shades form charming crown trimming
| Feathers OF oil sorts are much in vogue. ostrich
tips and long ostrich plumeS are once again intro
| duced TO the fashionable world. Crepe dc chine
faille Of every shade, are also quite popular. Je
ornaments and flowers shaded form one OF the char
! acterisnc features In the early fall Styles
The houses which announced fall openings yester
| day and which were thr0nged with ladies' anxioul
to find out the newest styles were those of Madame
Rsllngs. Madame DemOrest, M. L. King, Partisan
Flower Company, Madame Bnns. Madame Duval 3
| Mathers Il Co.. Arnold & Constable, r. Thompson
| Co., George Sloane. Mrs. r. 8. Jones, E. Brown
Broadway; Madame Natalie T!lman Co., Petigny
| Meurisse, Madame Buhimeyer, Ninth street; Madame
Fevero Lafayette place; Mrs: Lewis Co. j.
Brothers, NJ T. Higgins, Madame Robinson, Madam,
| Kahn, Sixth avenue; Mrs. M. Feeley, Mrs. q. W
| Allen, Division street; Mrs. M. ]. Higgins Cana
| street; Miss G. N. Olney, Fourteenth street; M
| Harris, BrevoOrt place; Madame Gaoupeau, Tentl
! street. MANY Of the leading establishments hav'
| postponed their opening for q week or two later.
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