The New York herald., 1871-03-22


lace and silk alternating with velvet revers.
In the millinery department leghorn gypsy
lace, MAKES one want to buy II immedia civ A
Pompadoar shape OF English split straw. faced with
iose-coored shk, anu trimmed win rose SILK, thread
lace and white ostrich tips, is as lovely bonnet as
one could imagine.
At Arnold, constable \ Co.'s, Broadway, we saw
some
DRESS GOODS FABRICS.
There Is much less novelty IN dress goods than
usual. owing To the dilflcuty OF getting French
Japanese tinge IT, them. For Instance, we have
the japanese silks, composed or SILK ana linen, very
glossy glossy ana IN tue same patterns AZ French
foulards, crepe dc chine, SERGE &C.. &c., In silk
and wool. These goods are principally in bun and
lively new, and here again feel the Ere ,ch pres
sure. pam cllors for dinner. black and white
black aud steel anu PLAIN black for street. Among
the suits we saw one OF French twin muslin,
trimmed win . deep box plated founce; VAN
dykes OF elnoroi gerry, insertinRs OF applique on
dounce ana headed with inserting BANDS; deep
oyersSirt. Hoped at the back; hai-itJing sacque,
sasnei up the back an sides. trimming 10 match,
ANOTHER SUIT or VICTORIA LAWN,
trimmed with band round the bottom OF SKIRT
1ormed OF puis and diagonal tpcks; overskirt open
iront. iooped up on the back; tlsh-ntting basque
Mime Demorest displayed some very handsome
DRESSES.
The most striKngly siysa designs for house and
st iee pas iues, which are SHOWN IN tae paper mod
els at this house, are made up the material also.
Among tlen we notce the handsome "Agnita,"
complete costume de pr0hpeRade and the Scotia"
the garment contaae HJaM Tor home dress, with
plaln denl-train skirt. The UelcsteN overSkirt d.
vides the h0nors with the "Henrquez" ana Arab"
ana the "Aisson' basque wili surely be the reign
ing lavortc, following Ia The footsteps OF IT'S Illus
trous ma aesake.
The "Norwoodn suit, shown in the paper design,
is duplicated in a handsome pongee. delicate
wood color shading on ieaf brown, OF which latter
color. IN poult dc sole. are the bindings trimming
folds anu lower nOunce. This r0unce Is Of q MT
dun width, kilt pleated and partially concealed by
a lDuncp
points on the edge, finished with SILK 0ld. Above
Is p!eating conuned by siiken told. and sur
moun.ed with narrow standing rune bound with
SILK. The trimming on the oversklrt with It's short
draped apron, corresponds, ana 10 In unison with
that on the stylish Jacket which completes This cos
tusae dc promenade.
chrstened ''Marguerite, is an exqulsitely fine and
rlcnly culored lie, horn the crown ratner high and
perfectly nat on Inc TOD, the brm, lust the proper
with TO bo becoming, indented az the sides, thus
impartmg most coquelt'sh air to the 'front.' caus-
ing sit up from tie forehead like the charming
hats we old-ine pictures Of reapers. But the
lrIlnming Was there ever ioveher ciel blue Than
in graceful rOuleauX, and tails so ne9llgently in
three broad streamers over the backS Forming
dtdd6iae IN front. ana peepng from among the blue
rouledux, are great white Marguerites, with yellow
hearts The eject Is perect, and nothing more ue.
coming for blonde could be desired.
Then there were hats IN substantial English Dun
stable: one most appropriately trimmed with trailing
vises Ivy and a black lace veil; Charming hat
for elegant country wear III fine Leghorn, with Its
broad dropping brim IUll blown roses In foliage.
and long lace vel gracefully adorning II; bonnets
en- cafn0!eu to complete costumes; aud we must not
forget the crepe bonnes, especially the one IN 6Cfu
and brown, intended 70 complete the costume. In
the same colors elsewhere described.
The new shade OF green was displayed charminglY
on snowy white chip, gypsy. the front turne up
like the 'emigre' or last season, end faced with
garnllure consisting OF graceful loops OF ribbon,
SPRAY oil roses, win mottled leaves reposinS ldn.
euidy on the back long garands drooplng over the
tuIt oil decare white lace on the crown, confined by
dew-bespangled spray OF buds, springing from tue
roses on the SsdeS.
For uegi,o6e there is an appropriate hat In brown
Duustable, the front u turuan snay &c and the back
extending in broad Drln over tine clatelane brlds
which is the couture la 2tode foisnornIug wear The
trimming consists OF bros velvet, grOs gram RIB
bon OF tue same shadetne difference In the three off
feren materials causing an apparent difference In the
shades-and yellow wheat heads lntermlnSed with
the gros grain loops, and peeklng up Ia the back
from cluster OF brown ostrich tips. over the back
tails long black lace veil, which is intended for
use as well as ornament.
Odors OF lilacs ana spring flowers are invoked by
the coquettlsh little gypsy III pure white chip, the
garnituie an indescrpable ate,0nge OF soft, white
lace delicate lilac gros grain rDbon-the Old favor
te lilac, not mauve lavender-and drooping
sprays oi lilies or the valley Iaillng gracefully
those In their natve nooks. This chapeau possesses
the trienne elements or crown and border but
Is lovely w1thal that almost seems as II half It's
beauty were lost IL were to receive the dignined
name of bonnet
Al Madame Ferrero's opening some elegant new
styles are sp.ayed. The Donners al this establish
ment approach the forgotten type OF crowns. and
4 faille b, met Of the lovely green called vert
pechaur, is trimmed with white blonde and tea
roses: broad strings OF bias iaiilc are trimmed at
the ends with blonde; band OF iallle, with cluster
ol tea roses, foSns Inc Inside trimming.
A Belgian straw of exquisite 1neness ls trimmed
with three shades OF tan-coiored gros grain and
ostrich tips, with rosebuds.
ran-coored CHIP, with faille loops to match.
ostrich tips, back thread lace and roses Is charming
enough for the most charming OF faces.
round hat, made tor some pretty head, has q
high crown and SHALLOW brim; It Is trimmed with
tan laiile aud lilies nesting III grass. with spray
med with different shades OF tan cOored China
crepe folded around the crown. The brim is faced
WITH crepe and tab ends, trimmed with fringe, float
IRON the back; roses ana leaves 1ntsh this dainty
Madame Terrero exhibits some pretty shapes for
children. Among others the "LOrn' is very at
A seaside OF lcghorn shown here, is suggestive OF
summer days and watering place retreats. 1t Is
prettliy trimmed with bun Ribbon thread lace and
roses and leaves.
AT Madame Galoupeau's manv beautiful bonnets
and round hats called forth eXclanatons OF delight
from the ladies' young and old, who hutter among
them. trying on this and adtDlring that, wishing
certain loves OF hats didn't cost 50 much or that
papa's purse was longer or husband wasn't so care
ful or his money. IL Is, indeed, tanIaiiZlng to o
lovely young thing 10 see bewltching gypsy that
would be so becoming, put back IN Its place. re.
served for more fortunate customer just Tor the
lack OF little Of that miserable trash called money
A dtstngue bonnet shown at this establishment is
OF English split straw, with crescent-sllaped coro.
net faced with black velvet The trimming was OF
Dlack gros grain ribbon and black thread lace
Lilies OF the valley and English ivy leaves cIus-
tered at the top
A white chip Pompadour was trimmed with white
Milan and black thread lace falling from the back;
the 1eoers front is faced with llac silk; rose OF
Nile green, with lovely buds. and long strings or
lilac gros grain, complete very charming bonnet
marked only SIXTY dollars.
Two shades OF Frou.Frou color, one in gauze rib
bon, the other IN gros grain are used effectively for
q chip gypsy. The ribbons are knOtted round the
crown and both are used In long double strings.
Under the rolling brim, deep brown velvet is mixed
with the gauze in o full ruching; autumn leaves
cluster at the top and ia In spray from the side.
leghorn OF Name Antoneite shape ~ trimmed
with bun ribbon, tea roses and black thread lace,
Tie rich lace falling In a veil from the back Moth
ing could be prett,er thau this combination.
Lord Taylor opened an elegant assortment Of
spriny goods ar their splendid new uptown store.
Complete lines OF fancy silks, In checks and stripes,
from seventy-Ilve cents to two dollars, are shown,
and black silks, from two dollars TO the lustrous
bonnet at eleven dollars. Fouiards, pongees, silk
serges and variety Of novelties In the new spring
colors displayed at this establishment. The suit
department comprises q great number Of elegant
tmu ted A q nj cal4