The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

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the public for the first time, and during
the entire forenoon the scene inside was
one Of beauty and activity. Hundreds Of
ladies called in and looked at the fine
display OF hats, bOnnets, flowers, hoods,
bead.work, and the thousand and one
other articles usully found in such stores
Here, a group gathered about love Of u
bonnet" and were lavish in expressions
as to its beauty, and the admirable taste
in which it was gotten up. There, a bevy
Of young Misses collecting about bridal
hat, and went into extacies, almost over
its exquisite lovlineSs
From the large and beautiful assort-
ment Of hats and bonnets on exhibition,
we have selected few for special mention.
No. Marie Antoinette shape made oil
silver grey satin, handsome ostrich plume,
matching exquisitely silk knotted fringe on
strings, a beautiful French pink rose plsc.
ed jauntily on one side. The design was
charming, with front piece in the shape
Of fig leafmade Of folded satin.
No. 2-black Gypsey bonnet, velvet
corded with heavy black silk, and trimm.
ed with black plume, part Of which was
genuine ostrich and the balance Of it vii.
low, something entirely new in this lati'
tude; trimmed inside with black velvet
loops and French lace and scarlet flower.
No. . attracted much attention.
No. S-Msy Queen bonnet made Of black
silk velvet, shined and lined with blue
satin. front also lined with satin. turned up
to show, with a handsome spray Of pink
flowers and black ostrich plume outside
and draping Of lace on the hack; strings
OF blue gros grain ribbon. Universally
admired.
No. 4, another black Gypsey bonnet,
made of heavy corded silk, illusion front
with real French lace, small piping OF
pink outside, with handsome pink flow
er and black ostrich. tip extending over
the face trimmings; black gros grain
strings. Pronounced beautiful.
No. Marie Stuart hat, made ofdrab
and brown silk velvet, with an ostrich
plume of national color and brown os.
trich tips 70 match velvet; quilting OF
handsome French lace, two tabs Of velvet
and silk fringe falling from the piece ex.
tending on the back made Of brown and
drab velvet.
But the highest need Of praise was
awarded 10 No. 6, the DaunileSs Bridal
Hat, made Of white silk velvet and satin,
in the form o! shell. trimmed around
the edge with satin piping; genuine
white ostrich plume gracefully encircled
the hat, with tips in front and tab ex.
tending back lined with white sstin and
frlnges on the end.
The room was handsomely trimmed,
and made beautiful appearance. The
display in the front windows was eSpeci.
ally fine, that on the right as you enter
being filed with mourning goods, most
tastefully arranged; while the opposite
one was decorated with . magnificent bri.
dial veil, exquisite wreaths, and articles Of
kindred character. We were told that
the junior member OF the drm, Nj. Korn-
reid, superintendent the arrangement OF
these windows, and we are sure that all
who saw them, yesterday, unite in pro-
nOuncing him gentleman OF rare taste in
that department Of his business
To meet the demand for whatever is
new and beautiful in the millinery world,
Messrs. Bacharach & Korufeld have Sc
cured the services Of Miss Hamilton,
lately employed in one Of the
largest and most fashionable establish.
ments in New York, who will
have charge Of that branch She is &C.
knowledged to have very few equals in
her department, and the very elegant dis.
play. yesterday, was proof that the pop
ular judgment in her favor is correct
Besides the articles, before enumerated,
which are to be found on the shelves of
Mesrs. Bacharsch & KornEeld, they have
in store the celebrated Don Giovanni kid
gloves, for which they are the sole agents
in this city, and every pair OF which is
warranted; also, handkerchiefs in endless
variety, embroideries, zephyr worsteds.
slipper patterns, choice perfumey, hand
knit wooden goods, tides, breakfast
shawls, jewelry, laces, ribbons, trimmings,
flowers from ten cents to five dollars, edg-
ings, &c. We cali the attention of our
lady readers both in this city and county,
to this establishment, confident that they
will lind fresh and elegant stock from
which to select, and to be purchased at
reasonable prices Remember the store
is that occupied for so many years by D.
Nicoll & Bro, on Main street When
you are out shopping drop in and look at
the handsome articles on exhibition
Courteous and polite attendants will think
it no trouble to show you goods.
School NAcATIoS.-We know that the
children in the public schools Of this city
will invoke blessings on the members Of