The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-27

richest waite silk. It was made with q low French
co sage short paaed sleeves the SKIRT rumed Arc
fu bali sss vas tat Of Mrs Terhune. Of the Fifth
irisnnsd with round point lace nounce. II had q
paner made entirely OF round point lace. Above the
1 was recnx q Ho sa1 hna so
MARIE AsTJINErTE SLEEVES
and cost ta,Ooo: At wedding last winter noted
for the ma .ninceLt DIRE SEES that were worn on tho
occaslon the following ladies were present all beng
reHlarke lor I'll; elegance Of their toileties:Mrs:
s cs SrSSssa s mn rCna ns.
kind OF lace, caught up with diamonds
Mrs. Pike wore with tile dress diamond tiara; the
rest OF the ornaments necklace, bra eets earrings,
WAS fabulous. MISS Lulu Gardner, the bsaunful
belle or the White Mountains last sunrner, was
dressed In rich rosecolored Sin, tr!nmel WIN
white lace; ornaments, diamonds. Mrs. Gilbert
wore light blue Silk trimmed with iouncc OF the
same, with blue satin panler. trimmed win While
lace; LOW neck and snort sleeves. Mrs FaiAner. win
ldine COO ed SILK, tItnme with white lace nounce.
The pauter was d six, Trimmed with heading OF
satin piping ana Gnanty l,.ce; me corssgs was cut
trlin.ned with Chautllly lace. The dtstta0tts Mrs.
Orson ID. Mum In mauye colored SATIN; overdress
trimmed round the neck with Chan.iily lace.
MIS-. Richard B. KImbal. In a dress made
nouacss, blue silk oSersknt. low neck and short
sleeves. Mine Mears with . black velvet dress,
corsage cut Pompadour, Marie Antoinette sleeves,
trimmed with purple satin and black Lace.
VEaY HANDSOME BALL DRESS,
worn last Wine, b. celebrated beauty aud leader
OF fashion. was mad OF rose colored sIlk trimmed
with rlaitings OF white crepe ANA while point lace;
0verdre,s OF white point lace topped up with mar
gueri.es-cost $1,000. Among tnose ladies wac
are noted, not only Tor their fine personal
attractions but for The magni1csnce OF their tonets,
which are always OF Par4slal manufacture, ara Mrs.
diner Howland, Mira Lloyd Aspnwall, Mrs. Lloyd
Abbott Mss. Judge Roosevelt, MISS Marcia Roose-
veit, Mrs. Henry A. Smylne, Mrs. doses Il. Grnnell,
Mrs. Jvhn A. DIX Mrs. Collector Williams, Mrs. Gen.
eral Walien Is. Lawrence Jerome, Mrs. William
NJ. Evarts, AIRS Penniluan, Mrs. General Mcdowell,
Mrs. Griswold, Mrs. IN, Mrs. Dore.Ius, Mrs Pa
ran stevens, Mrs. l.. Won HOFFMAN, Mrs. Cutting,
Mrs. wart M Spencer Mrs II clay sM
Mrs. Oracle King, Mss Kae Lockwood, niece OF le-
smyIhe, Mss KITTY Macomu, Mrs. William II. IRA
vers, Mrs. Euas $. Hlsg u.s. Mrs. Thomas nona,ds.
Mrs. BodgetL Mrs. D. Appleton, MISS Eaie cross.
Miss Chase, Miss Lulu Higgins, Miss Tophrn, Mrs.
Bigeow.
SLIGHT SUMMARY
Of the many beautiful toilctes worn last winter
American ladies' undoubtedly display as refined o
taste aud as admirable judgment In their dress as
those much praised parlgons OF Parisan society," for
their access to the most celebrated dressnaking
estaDli shments Of Paris affords them as good an
Opportunity In tie selection OF dresses their ele.
CANT Par.slan contemporares In fact We now ha, Q
the fashions Ut the same time they make their APP
pearance IA Paiis: InefeiorS no one can comp.ain.
No one viii forget the magnincence OF last winters
t0ilettes. even amidst the piles OF fairy summer gar
mems with which saratoga trunks are now being
overloaded, pre-, araiOry to Their departure for the
various fashionable watering places velvcts aud
brOcaded satlns with the numberesS costly es ceterG
which go to make upa winter wardrobe part ke
more OF the gorgeous character than the thin and
airy raiments OF summer wear, which appertain
more To the sentimental and the romantic, recalling
arcadian retreats, cool springs and shady bowers.