Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16

You must maie your seiIlog sseis
smaller this wlaief,
Tho prenoh bccl has gone eonrle,ely
cut u fashion,
Dlaok yslvst flbbons ara now braided
With the halt by laflslao bellos.
Dress vests are now cui with bu, a slp-
sio button.
The prevailing style In ladies J.welry
just now Is MASSIVE, solid, and woiully Ga
( penslye.
A young Ncw Yorker, whose bonoucIs
cost him ST00 last season, isut going into
society This.
ror Inc opera crmne cloaks ard NUTS
have renppearcd In Paris, and Of urse
the fashion will be io,l)wed here.
Engagement bracelets with locks have
taken the plhce ofrings. In cilirs, nn the
accepted lover carries Tho key lih''eif'
Four clergymeu, twelve ushers, dth.
bridemaids anl the number ofgroonsnei
were employed recently at NSw York
wedding.
The mutf is made as durihs the past few
seasons, with lhrSe stripes, and tue ths.
seems TO have quito slpcrceded the ool-
lar.
Next to tho sablcs come the fisher skin.
which isa very long, rich and dark fur,
destined 10 win great popularity. a set
costs from $40 10 $50.
For gentlemen there is the elegant seal
skin overcon,, the always becoming bap OF
otter beaver, or seal skin, aud warn,
driving gloves, and collars Of Ihs sa'oo
rich fur.
Among the cheaper atd ssryiceNbls furs,
the black marten, or Alaska fur teons 10
take. precedence, and will be quito US fash-
ionablo this winter as last.
In richness and costliness tic Russian
sable still takes the lead y SO, Of these,
consisting OF n.uf and bonj or n swan col
lar, costing from $500 TO Sl.00V.
When Miss Bruce, the daughter Of the
home secretary, was married the other
day, she was attended by ten bridesmaids,
Of whom nine were her sisters ! Poor MIR.
Bruce England choula look kindly Oh
all his future actions.
A Paris letter says that hoop kir's have
disappeared entirely from the s,reels OF
that city, and have for u time at least,
been delegated to the shades which con-
tain the Dunstable bonnets aud other
fashionable frippcries of the past.
The white fox is long, snow white ftr
which is exceedingly attractive aud very
cheap, the complete set costing only Sl8
or $40. This is admired by many msrs
than the crminc, which is still as fashion
able as ever.
Two of the most ancient Roman Cntho.
lie families of England and Wales have
been united by the marriage OF Mr.. Chas.
Blundell of Lancashire and Fl1rsnce C.-
tharine Ilerberat grand daughter Of tho
late Lord Llanoyero Of l.lunorth.
There is little change this season In the
length of walking dresses. As the time
of snow and mud advances, they will bu
short enough 10 clear the ground. Many
dresses are being mado with the usunl
length with q loop on each Of the back
seems, by which the dress is raised sutll
ciently TO clear the ground.
HUDSON bay sables, o rich and luxtrious
fur, almost as handsome as the Russlani
and costing little less, are made IN njaun'
ty little sacques for this season, which are
much prettier and more becoming than
tho large cupes and long cloaks of past
winters. ..
The new Somerset clubhouse III BUstom
is almost completed. II Is CHE Of the fin
est and most elegantly appointed clab-
houses in America. The frescoing alone
cost $4,000. We are informed tnnt the
contemplate inaugurating tiia
building BY q full reception to be given at
an early period.