The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-26
FASHIONS.

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The Laays Jaurna! announces the ia''
i ds,5 ac II Fashion in New York:
81 IsS n we arc beginning to hear o.
an A.S III mos, probably rule in the FAIL
, TI', various representations ore lndaigca
u suG !. ' clarence 10 whether this or that
U Lao n Wilde condemned at a single stroke
o Ty allowed gradual decline. As sl muca
:. we Tr' have done by way Of cOuntGnanc,
-, her, Il seems q ioregone conc fusion o.,
,b rs gsy, coquettish, picturesque %RoI y
ysrden must be driven of Fashion 13tit,n, .
,sue, "she Is too loud," says q disgust
y Nav York belle; "7Fep proHoHeG, en-
- ;',, tr p exclsims our Partisan friend,
and, per consequence, poor "DClly" Is be-
inning to hide her diminished head, ana
Ss for a quiet though not ignomini'
pus death, Her reign has been wide
c sOTesd' if not prolonged, and she will pass
sEsV gracefully, leaving her remains 70
SS SIilIzed in upholstery, robes dc eIIGM6re,
or or uerchsnce, for the fingers Of old.issh'
ioned, prudent housewives to manlliac'
,uTs into crib quilts for the grand babies.
But with Inc decline Of the Dolly Var
1en pardesus, we do not note the decline
of ibsbSt. This piquante little covering
nr The head, with It's fresh ear.knots and
clusters Of flowers and feathers a Ia
Siayau de eaudlitr, Is far TOO graceful and
beautifyfng to fair, fresh young faces to be
sneedlly abandoned. The pdrteTsS that
bupg about the shoulders are gradually
jiss0pearIng, but not the SauCy, bewitch'
iDg little hats oil Dickens pretty little
heroine For the drive and promenade,
Al places Of fashionable resort, the Dolly
Warden hat will rule Tor this season, at
esst for yHy young ladies. Those Of
superior age make a,cOmpromise by wear.
jue the Rlbens hat, while broad. brimmed
HAS olyariOus styles, seem increasing In
favor. It Is needless TO remark, "This is
sensible" The fact must commend itself
tusl, when the effect Of the hot sunshine
on the face and eyes is remembered.
There Is also a family murmured pre-.
diClion that the pOlOnaise Is TO be con.
iemned. This may be so, but we are not
yet inclined to give credence to the prob.
ability. IIsgracetulness, adsptability, and
usefulness have been too well attested to
allow it 10 be driven of without a most
earnest protest. and therefore we may
expect It's continuance through another
season, iInot longer.
THE LATEST DRESS
from Paris, wSsot two shades OF clocoldt
Gu hit JaQe. The skirt was demi.train
Around the bottom was plisse flounce
Of the lighter shade; above this a plisse o.
The same width Of the darker, and head.
log this was a hounce Of the lighter, cut
on The bottom in Vandyke scallops, set OF
almost plain, under band Of velvet o
The darker shade Of the silk.
The tunic had q deep apron front, aud
avery deep back, reaching, in the cen
TIE, almost to the lower edge of the sec.
ond fOunce on the skirt The apron ex,
tended over the back Of the tuniC, and the
The points were confined by a large bow
IN the centre, the tunic, being finished BY
a pIisse tlOulCe OF the darker shade Of
the silk, headed by the velvet band.
The cOrsage was a basque On SurpRct
10 The bosom, and finished with silk EN-,
bIoidery Of the darker ch0colat au hli
silk floss.
To be worn with this dress came o
ssQue Of white cashmere, made double,
OFeastd, with mousQuetaire cuff. Tit
;Sque was finished with rich embroidery
Tie round hat, en- suite, was of liner
Clh with "a depressed brim, trimmed
with toules, and long ends Of turquoise
0Iae velvet and fine white ostrich til
on the lett side
This costume was intended for the car
[nge, bot, modified, would be handsome
Tor the promenade.
A BALL DRESS
Ear Newport was Of the most delicat,
saade Of SleEblue grosS.grain silk, mad,
a nam, The skirt trimmed with flouuces
W. DOual and headed with puiTings of ricl
Guy velvet oil the same shade; bows anC
, %lae slaesashes Of the velvet finishipl
10! ~, skirt where loOped over the tournure
l Ing cofSage had the basque front, i
saSPeG 10y! SysF lhs bosom, and the postilol
y, U'O OH, WIN hall rowing sleeves, trimmed
'OcOrespond with the skirt,