The New York herald., 1871-03-22

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81 so iouards, with chintl 1gures PLAN grounds,
at 81 81. These cnntz-hgured ioulards are charm
Ing goods and novelty foulard n"p'sa'e in
| India patterns reminds one of
| A CliNAMANS GRANDMOTHER,
me ngnres are 80 quaint s9me exquisite sn gre. eros
der, rose, scagreen, salmon, coral ard pale blue.
] BLACK gros grams IN great variety are seen some
braLds OF fair quality beng octanable al two dol
lars per yard Al silk dress satins or every color
| appear thls spring.
In lancy silks checks and stripes are shown AT as
| low q fgntc as seven!y-dye celLs Prom tnese they
range TO TWO dollars, embracing great variety OF
styes-gray grounds with black stripes, pre- lomnat
| Ing. lhe pretty silks are made up with fringcd
ruchings and are very popular with misses and very
| There are no decided changes IN the makeup OF
street costumes Inc
| LONG ovEGsXIHr
Is SIN worn and some the SILKS shown nave
the slasned jacket A polonaise, with luii tour
nure and basque effect, seems TO De ihe
II combines overskirt and wrap. The sensible
fashion OF wearing street dresses short enough TO
clear the pavement likely TO be left TO selst-
I bic people the other class already appearing IN
skirts OF Just the right iegth TO collect the accumu-
mace tnis spring are long enough TO sweep the
wearer walas. producing an effect which IS very
graceful tor apoat TWO in!n!tes after said wearer
| leaves her drawing yoln carpet
FLouNCGS ARE STILL IN FAVOR,
and ruiles also, be.h often appearing on the same
skirts HatoandS are mucn used Tor Readings. many
oyerskiris and jackets having plain band At tho
edge WITH fringe. fringe Is In high iayor and ap.
/ pears on many handsome suits. Lace Is also lreey
used Flowing sleeves are Indispensable to all out
side garments
/ ca rnlng cloth jackets in the new tan shades are
shown Tor spring wraps. They mostly n two
shades and trimmed with fringe.
| THE MILIiNERY OPENINGS
are attractNe--as they cannot well help being-s0
many Ire e.h aud dainty materials being confined IN
the oonaets and hats on eHtipition Crsp r:DDo MS,
| delicate lace. enicing gypsy straws, ana wnOie
gardens iult OF MOWERS, wait TO beguie the unwary.
| Let no woman so toa millinery opening with money
| In her rocket, unless she needs q bonner. No
| daughter OF Eve could resist such temptations as
1 New York mllners bring 10 the admirng feminine
pubic. The shapes are not decidedly uluerent the
saucy gypsy being the favore stil It's brir1 relied
| little more deiiantly tnan last winter. In some
houses the bonnet par erGSLS1tce appears with the
long corners and genuine crowns thar used TO
distinguish all bonnets. race trimmings, after the
old friends. eros grain ribbon clepe de chene, gsuze
ribbon, thread lace, MOWERS and feathers appear as
trimmings.
Round hats are very high in the crown, with shall
low brims, and are trimmed nlgn. Flowers Of all
kinds and lovely colors and shapes appear III proiu
sion, trailing sprays being IN especial favor.
OF spring fashions are to be given this week at the
ing's, klnzeys, Miss Powers A: 4. stewart's Ar
nGa uvos gonsIa1es Ma,Oer LORD raySrs eSrgs
and Ferry, broadway; NJ Harris and Nine Gaou-
street; Mrs. Ieylns, University p place; ame Fnero,
Lafayette places Miss Naginn. Fulton street, Brook
lyn; 5. I. Taylor Clinton place. and Mime. Nataiie
| Tllman Il Co., Ninth street.
Mile. Power, who Is sandwcned between Lord &
/ Taylor and Arnold * Constable, has some exquisite
which hardly pe called strictly bonnet or round
hat, as Il parlakes OF many OF the Qualities of
| front Of this nat. The trimming is thread
ace, falling in tabs over tile chlsnon, COTS. plats.
or Whatever the rear couture may consist Of over
this lace Ia q handsome ostrich tip, perfect
no, city and gem IN its artistic arrangement, from
same shade. A little pink bow nestles in front OF
tns hat which has been aptlv named after one of
The most oewitchlng prime donne in Europe,
lima DI MrRSKA.
| Another nat was OF peach blossom corded SIX,
| yciept Viola, a sort OF semi-gypsy shape trimmed
| WIN folds and rucning Oh the same material. A
! heavy willow feather OF corresponding shade hung
over this gem hat, and the face trimmings were
IN folds TO correspond 1t was designed for bride,
ana even the Marquise of Lorn. VINO was married
yesterday, might not be ashamed to wear it,
had here charming round nat. OF white chip,
| gypsy shape, oi course, oinamented with deep
trimming OF black thread lace Marie Louise blue
SILK eDcfcled the crown and fell gracefully behind.
/ ON the right side bunch OF daisies Dudded forth
from roselie OF lace.
| wide that. and bound with black velvet ana
thread lace, had rows OF wheat on the crown. a
dropping paradise algrette, long, black lace veil
falling behind and bow TO correspond at the side.
| Miss q. NJ. 0ney, Fourteenth street. exhibited a
| choice assortment OF round mats and bonaes. CAe
OF the former gypsy Leghorn. supporting a very
heavy white ostrich feather and cunnngiy arranged
| edgings OF white and black thread lace. Another
rouna hat, OF similar shape and materials, is
trimmed with brown velvet and bun rlbbOa In folds,
wne IN front OF the handsomest ostrich tips ian.
| Ike III appearance and paradise feather, secured
b. PLAIN Jet anchor, sets II on 10 the best possible
| advantage.
Shades OF our remote progenltors. here is a
| genuine
/ for the country, we suppose, with douhe row OF
| black and white threai lace as INSIDE trimming,
bun ostrich ZIP and long strings to correspond.
! round nat for ladies, not yet
| OUT OF THEIR TEENS,
/ was enclrceG by q gaze de chine SCARF, edged with
| black ana white thread lace and trimmed osrenta-
Iiousiy with band OF black velvet Pink piping
/ side a heavy monture, PINK roses ana a long trail
i
| Among the b0nnets was q CHIP gypsy (nothng
else nowadays). with Nile green trimmings. falling
tip and handsome tea rose. The lace trimming con-
sisted OF q double pulling Of siik TO match and
| rucnlng OF narrow black thread lace. A Leghorn
| bonnet had plated curtain aud was trimmed Win
bun ribbon and very artistic foliage: An Eng
| with brown over pink, the scarf passing into the
crown and face coronet OF punngs or rose.colorcd
SIX, with a narrow ruchlng OF lace.
! AT Mme Natalie Tlplan's, Ninth street. crowd
OF the fair sex were gazing in admiration Bel
dc chime. The scarf twisted gracefully with
| Turkish silk, and rose and trailing foliage orna-
men.ed u s crown nhe d race amng v consisted q
folds OF olive gaze de Chine. Strings OF the same
| passed through the straw and fell In long ends.
ENGLISH AND NEAPOLITAN STRAW,
mixed In the most ingenious manner, has become a
favorte material for bonnets. One which We saw
here was bound with Turquoise velvet and trimmed
with gaze de Chine, softer and more becoming
material. by the way, than the crepe OF the last
! son. This formed d very heavy scarf, edged with
! black thread lace falling on the right as u sring
| which can be passed Under the chin and caught on
| the lett side resiiie on the crown Seville bow
| and Marguerite foliage completed this very hand
| some hat.
| A rouud hat called Charlotte Corday, OF mixed
| straw ass had a tue crown forming q cosey nest
for numnng bird, scarf OF gaze de Chine pass
Ing the crown and falling behind in he heavy
fold, tied with rOSecolored bow, folds OF the
| being aid over the crown. turban, oval shaped,
! round hat OF the Same material, mad chestnut
scarf edged with chanti!lY lace and Scarlet rose
On the side.
| A PRrHA D0SEA's TOILET,
made FOR Miss Nininger at the same house attracted
| much attention. IL was an evening robe Of white
| gros grain, with deep noun of silk TO match,
| edged with purlngs aud heavy ruchings OF tulie
| which gave IL SOFT and very pretty eject.
tuntc OF tulie was looped up with rich bouquets Of
! pond lilies. On the pottom OF the trail were scat
tered few or these iiiies giving effect II they
| had Just dropped from the rIch bouquets on the
| tunic. The waist was Pompadour, deeply printed
| and edged with poIlt n Angeterre.
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