The New York herald., 1872-10-14

uHucsEdrihtuts trimmed and puned sufnciently to
satisfy Saratoga belle. Then there were walking
suits, evening dresses, reception dresses and
little gents entire suits.
la the houseiurnishing department there was
everything from smoothing ron to fun set or
The book counter contained all the newest edi.
ttons OF magazines, papers, novels and poems, and
Madame Rernheiin, Brevoort place, exhibited the
following An elegant evening dress OF Nile blue
was trimmed with a double tule nounce OF the
same shade, the upper one being strapped with
broad bias band OF the silk. The noances were
short apron mont, finishing ON the back, with two
wings falling the length OF the skirt, ornamented
Another very stylish evening dress en- mode de
"a Fompadour was formed OF two shades, Q very
Ss AND ns wds once
The corsage was formed Of the pium-coiored silk,
back ana s' SnSSea With beaaifu @ % fringe % Of Of the
two shades The entire c0rsage was trimmed with
Another particularly attractive dress was one
composed OF two shades OF blue The underskirt,
very long train, was formed OF
AN EXQUISITE SHADE OF TURQUOISE BLUE
trimmed with deep plated nounce and puring OF
the silk. The overdress was dark blue velvet, the
tuAic being trimmed with Valenclennes lace and
galloons ofthe Crecian style.
Two very beautiful evening dresses were also
noticeable. One, Of white silk and tulle, was
trimmed with q .pronsion OF water lilies and
leaves; the other, OF black silk ana tule, WAS
field flowers What made the white dress particu-
larry attractive was the exquisite arrangement of
broad velvet sash OF the same shade as the
leaves.
Among the costumes we noticed an elegant
olive green silk called the Beatrice The under
skirt was formed with deep plated fOunce, laced
with velvet OF the same shade, and broad folds OF
velvet formed the entire front' trimming OF the
and caught back with deep revers OF velvet The
cOrsage was exceedingly odd and Stylish and
sn winch srm ackes t TINS
and standing collar.
velvet cloaks, the most attractive and elegant
being those trimmed with silvery fox. There is
also q great variety OF opera cloaks and sacks. A
to mention, consisted OF polonaises or yiggoe
and underskrts Of silk to match In shade.
The b0nnets at this house were very stylish and
elegant there being o fine assortment both ior
carriage and evening wear
oYcy ssd mao as DISPLAY OF some
richly trimmed with q heavy n0unce OF black lace
headed with elegant passamenterie silk and velvet
bows and sash. The petticoat had deep fOunce
OF velvet, with silk dounced overskirt.
Another had an outside garment OF bronze
lace to MATCH 1t ID something In the style OF gen.
tleman's dress, with large Louis Quatorze pockets
two een and r"n se s nacE
This was an exquisite work Of art.
third had an Overlress Of black velvet, trim
med with Chantlly lace, cut'shOrt In the back the
lace arranged In nounces to form a sash and eabo-
rately trimmed with bows OF plated ribbon and
vcst with rolling collar and large pockets on the
side. The underHkirt was formed Of alternate box
apron. The back was iestooned with narrow r,f
nes and pr0fisiOn OF watered silk bows. The dis
play at this house was probably one Of the most
brilliant that has been seen this season.
At Mile. Snedden's Broadway, chapeaux from
all the leading modstes In Paris meet the eye They
BEAUTIFUL AS A SWEET POEM
and are disposed In groups that their intermix.
ture Of shades and tlnts Contributes to throw an air
q FlOra'8
was an exquisite bonnet that appeared more lovely
than all the rest. Bandeaux after bandeaux OF
nnely curled ostrich feathers OF azure blue In
termixed with soft malines and velvet OF the same
shade, In the form known as the Mgnon, and from
round hat from "Vlrot," called the Coquette,
structed Of turtle green a yeivet the tr%%ns ar
ranged so gracefully that the curves and lines were
calculated make the fair wearer Irresistible Then
there was a black velvet bonnet OF the most ar
tistic proportions. 1t was made in soft shirrpgs,
the crown being composed OF fine poufs inter-
inches In depth, depended from a high jet comb
that rested in the .chignon, beneath which soft
On the left side, nestled amid the tresses, was a
bunch q ostrich plun,es tipped with jet. This hat
was s9I4 = LADY E9r $1s ';.n.a 10. nn.an.. y
all that pertained to elegance, richness and finish.
rhe suit department was oyernowing with
NEW AND GRACEFUL COSTUMES.
Among those for street wear was paOn green
silk. The skirt was trimmed with velvet runie,
the same shade, above which was o band and side
plated rufiie extending the front breadth.
short, pufred 0verskirt was trimmed with plain
bias band OF the velvet corded on each edge with
the silk, waist sash, pointed sacque with plain coat
sleeves finished and edged with itch cordenee trim
ming. The same trimming passed from the right
to e OF the %
upthe front, through heavy passamenterie'trimming
to the neck.
round the bottom with deep box-p)aited hounce,
which is In turn trimmed with bands Of lighter
Simply corded on the edge The front Of the over
skirt Is plain, edged with peacock feather trimming
and deep fringe OF lighter shade. The back Is
plain silk fringe above which was fold of the
lighter shade. This nornce is headed by three i'm
pun are bands Of olive brown velvet over bands OF
the silk. Under each pun and ut the head OF the
Wth the AK to mnc
Slashed basque of the two shades and trimmed be-
hind with triple row OF fringe and feather trim.
ming. Sleeves OF the darker shade and trimmed
to match the skirt.
Still another equally stylish was Of bronze silk,
trimmed with nitred rufiles, bound with silk OF
lighter shade. Overskrt mitred the front deep
and closed, pointed basque waist aud closed coat
sleeves. The whole elegantly trimmed and finished
with curled peacOck-feather trimming.
very handsome carriage Dress composed OF
heavy black silk attracted undlsguised admiration
The front breadth. cut broad. was chenille, EN-,
br0idered with side laps Of black velvet. Several
pufis. forming a pannier, took the place OF an
Ovcrskirt, which was set OF by black velvet sash,
80 arranged from the left side to hold the puts
in place. at the same time forming trimming for
the train. waist-pointed front and position
back, the latter being formed OF black velvet. The
neck and close sleeves edged with black thread
lace, over a sheeny plating Of tulle.
A very unique dinner dress was OF melted gold
silk, the underskirt trimmed with double box
plated rufes and with ciel blue, top and bottom
caught together, forming at intervals deep fan;
above this were rich olds OF gold and cie silk, ex
tended to the front breadth, finished by large bows
the front breadth was trimmed with rich plating
and headed with point applique; pointed vest,
waist cut low In front, and loose sleeves, trimmed
10 match the SKIRT.
cLOAgs AND OUTDOOR WRAPS.
In cl0aks there was varied and rich display.
The black velvet pOlOnaise merits special attention.
One In particular was richly trimmed with black
thread lace and looped with wide bow OF black
satin and gr0s grain ribbon. The front formed
sort OF Jacket, edged with cord OF black
Silk and trimmed with black beaded rosettes
Liz AM fbaro of a mil at