The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-22

monture Of flowers and train OF roseouds CON-
pleted this handsome chapeau. A large white chip
most singular and beautiful style, was the centre
Of circle Of admirers. heavy white ostrich
with monlnre Of roses Of two shades
hats for seaside or cottage wear that modsIe
could boast Of. A jaunty bow set or the inside
were some Dewiicning specimens Of bonnets and
rouna hats. The '.Dl Murska" was a cOronet
bonnet composed OF black lace, the front being
crown OF dark autumn leaves, the trimming OF two
shades OF ribbon, dark olive green and "rnaiden's
blush" 1t Is trimmed round the crown with loops
OF riopon ana Is caught a. one SIDE BY an
ends Of black lace fall gracefully at The
the fair land OF NORMANDY is represented by
round hat Of black chip the popularity OF which
IN double @ me
SIX. Water lilies and a magnificent scarf Of
place Unread lace and mOnture caught on one
side by Kaleidoscope wing created an impress
sion OF the most favorable kind. There was also
with trimming Of dark blue velvet and two ostrich
tips OF both shades coquettishy caught on the side
Oy q tea rose ana wing OF
SOME TROPICAL s0NGsTER,
and costly scarf Of the finest black thread lace
in weKe
Princess with rich pink ribbon gracefully en-
twined IN the Jet being the principal object OF ad.
mlratlon. But the wonder and pleasure OF q
circle Of ladies' was superb white emp bonnet
trimmed with cia blue SIX and velvet. Across the
in the centre, anu another scarf Of the silk and
velvet artSs.lsaIy folded around the crown and
PARIS. IN. AsHEsu FEATHER
and ctel blue agrette with full plating OF black
Terry's new emporium On Union square
we observed handsome Legnorn nat. trim:
med a Win the delicate shade OF ribbon called
feather coiled around the crown and large bow
and ends OF the ribbon at the back. black lace
w q m I'M nh vnIu nd nrn
grain ribbon, with full cluster OF bows on one side
and two handsome ostrich tips. Another was q
and white, with q full plating oil white crepe and
black thread lace around the crown, large white
ostrich feather and aigrette caught up by hum
Miss Olney, of Fourteenth street. had on exhbi.
sn anS o! sPrag ana summer e
the care az tatt shade full cluster OF bows being
arlsticaly arranged at the side; folds OF crepe and
SILK IN two shades; mOnture OF roses, tinged with
"Paris IN ashes" ribbon falling gracefully over the
crown and finished at the back with long loops and
ends and the face trimming consisting OF jaunty
little how and simple red rose.
Then there was a white chip bonnet, being modL
fcation OF the cottage shape, but with large
crown and cape OF chip. Around the crown and
caught on one side were two rich, heavy. white
ostrich tips, set In black SILK and jet iower with
opening petals. The inside trimming consisted OF o
n Iseh sn 81 Sack low falling at the back
deep plating OF the pink a. the back being
headed w WO aoos the e.
both shades ana TWO elegant ostrich tips. A full
fold OF ribbon Easing around the crown and failing
on each side TO form strings, pink lringed cut with
the green, completed tots
VERY STYLISH CHAPEAC.
Nine. Ratings exhibited u white lace bonnet,
trimmed with Nile green and magnificent fall OF
point lace around the crown and falling at the
BACK. The crown was entirely formed OF loops OF
ribbon, and The mOnture was handsome tea rose
and variegated leaves
Across the front was diadem, composed Of fern
leaves. OF novel and peculiar style. straw
colored Leghorn was distinguished by one OF the
most beautiful ostrich feathers that could greet
lady's eye. The long, willOwy ends OF This feather
fell In perfect cataract Of foam the back or me
fair wearers head.
Among those who have mad spring openings this
week we may mention the fOilowing:-
Altman, Richard Meares. Macy, M. I. Higgins
Nine. Til,er, O'Neill d Co., Nine. Michel and MRS
Etltora, sixth =, ayenue; ktnzey, Miles. Lyons ana
Duval Arnold Constable Harris Brothers.
Pratt Brothers, Broadway; Mme Ga0upeau, Bre-
WORT place; Solnger Brothers, Carmlne street;
Enrich, Eighth avenue; Meares h JONES' Fourteenth
street; Nine. Bement, West Eleventh street; s. 4.
Taylor, CLINTON place, and Mme Bunlmeyer, East
Ninth street. "a -p-Afrrra ssy:;l.. ..:yr,