The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-24

,,.-s, man those Of last season, but they
,,e !, elaboratcly trimmed that they sp'
ns,r Iarrc. The front is arOlled coronet'
,Se had piece is bt6sd and the crown Is
biyb and ,apering, with tendency To-
ward a round top. The trimming Is
m,ssed behind, leaving the front almost
hare. tbo bonnet is worn far back on the
head, and the whole effect is high and
slender.
VELVET, FELT, &C.
Velvet Is The material most used for
,beboppel proper. Royale and turquoise
Jlk,.ro frequently combined with velvet,
,nI ara much used for trimming, There
ia large Importation OF felt bOnnets.
They are in sllthe new cOlOrs' sage green,
reseda and bronze
SHADES AND CONTRASTS.
Shaded boanets differ from those Of last
winter by being made OF two widely diff.
ts,aDt shades Of q color, such as very
ii,bt spd very dark blue, instead Of hay
mo Two or three shades that nearly ap.
mach each other. Contrasting Colors
snoesr on many Of the handsomest bon.
nris The fashionable reseda, or migno.
Detle a greenish gray tint, is found to
contrast lsvOrably with almost any color,
hence there are 6onnets Of reseda velvet
Win faille faCings, and feathers Of blue,
ro,e or green. Gel blue Is associated with
various dark cOlOrs. Sage green, bronze,
and peacock colOrs are handsome when
shaded but are also often seen in con.
trsla Cremone, new shade called Of.
ier The great racer, is a faint reddish
broSn, Girls OgriS Is mouse color. Car!
nellie, new reddish plum color, con.
,rsss handsomely with blue and green.
Bright red, such as scarlet and cherry, is
scarcely seen any more, and there is very
little Of the dull sultan and COrinth reds.
Few black bOnnets are shown, and there
isapeHistent effort to bring them into
disiavOr; but We predict that they will be
imported later IN the season, and will re.
main thestaldard iayorites.
wATERED AND Glaze RIBBONS.
Watered ribOns arc largely imported,
sud will probably be very commonly
worn. A glaCe ribbon shows the new
contrasts prettily by having the warp Of
OHecOlOr and the wool Of another. eros
hilIe ribbon, soft and very richly repped,
will remain the first choice with people OF
Ailp, notwithstanding the introduction Of
novelties. All bOnrets have long strings
70 tie under the chin, and also many loops,
knots aud bows Of ribbon. The widths
marked Nos, 10 aud 20 arc most used for
strings.
JET ORNAMENTS.
Jettrimmings will be the most conspic.
uOGs feature OF winter bonnets. They are
seen on nearly all the impormtions,, both
Of ColOred and black bOnnets, but are
especially well used TO light up black vel.
vet The variety and novelty OF these
0eadOlamtnls are mos! pleasing. They
are not massive balls and blocks and
buckles Of jet, but are small, fine, round
beads strung on wire in light and lanciful
designs that have effect OF embroidery.
0aadesuis the iavoritG jet ornament. In.
stead OF heavy looking squares, bandeaux
are now made with melalllons OF tinv
ueAdl, with iestOOIed links between, or
else they arc formed Of vine leaves and
loTeFsi there are, also, Jet pieces wrought
IN iaIuce designs 10 cover the entire front
o. The bonnet. A pretty novelty is the
le! scarf, a flexible ribbon of fine beads
WIN iasseled ends, worn tied In a bow on
IHS slde Of the bonnet. A fringe of let
Will tall over the forehead from under a
coiones Ostrich tips, as flexible as the
natural feather, small pointed wings and
sg'eIIes are made Of fine glossy beads,
u, arc also butterflies, bows, and tiny
qlVeriDg sprays.
NODE OF TRIMMING,
The material is laid plainly on the
E,Ier showing itS unique outline. This
she rule, though occasionally very hold
W Soals are Eelved by soft, pulled clowns
~. Aaft w, overlapping folds OF uncut vel
ye' IsllIe Or turquoise trim the front Of
'Ie bonnet A pointed halfhandkerchieI
~ veLyet, edged with lace, droops on tho
nUnt nom the crown, and q Jet bapdcau
i ga..ss across the head piece. One or Two
I ostrich tips extend upward from the
S S,s sue, and q quantity Of looms Of rib.
SOa and long ends cover the back and
sH5 over Tue crown. Lace streamers
~, Iua IIGg sprays Of leaves also dro6n on
, @S c9ilgnon, Few bonnots have face
T S1aining, but slight rucho OF tuIIc,
C O%TH IaCe, or else Of colored TURQUOISE
S.',!IDg, Is very becoming. Strings ara
C y; S,sy aFl long. Facing Of a light shade
S,, g.Is' nose, or lawn appear on BLACK or
SaiA teIVets. For instance, long looms NJ
rn yeL pendent behind, are lined viii,
o sS5T ,s. laille. Tiny scaris of col IL
C Ctsu turquoise silk are drawn through the
bSS SiaSs o. Jet bandeaux. The Alsacian
NV NV Is again seen on many imported ' Son'
S.G , Great Quantities of thread lsce ARE are
'''' making the Oonnets very expensive PEN i;
ROUND HATS.
~, SeE E, round hats has very narrow b,,r,,
s Spu llgl sperinS crowns snnr"o uiIa
p mSi shape. The Revere bat Sas "
ESTS i,a OF bEim turned Low low r,s1 n
Ei,Ss s t s1d nyal tho Mont Blanc, with still
BIN j. stuplnS crown, has a closely ROLLED
S, 'a' % urban fashion. Tbese 50t totse :.
ss% ar ST! IN no black and White Eppl hi
6hch T anu 10 leit; Two or three bands I y
The Sio Sa o.o.. ribbon are folded aroma
veira, q crowns, the blm Is Scp S'v ,Ui,I
adIo.a I Ie ornament is directly in 'front.' ,t
OsdSS f soCs Of ribbon, with perbaps NJ
dns ,bo as.taeF, dFoop behind. Same y,
.S,,S sSolt tips are arranged 10 sot,S On NJ,
tRue IN ,U u Tue NE crown. Single oslricl
hltiSo ~ IaI SS and often four colors On,
betS,IFG Sla Of the feather is blue IN
mingled bS gay; while other plumes ar ar
TheCSSiyT o.ja, roses, rcseda and bIna
alaosr n gI''slaal idea in trimming is IN
10 icSo ' " arranging wings, TSes - s or
In, aa Inverted AMI ro,iss, ASsV ~
Uni when I SS0 a., 70 dFoop in the way maj
...actal gynsH Sa NV J. Is ~ rest Some yer,