Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-27
The Fashions.

The Fashions.
,.dv correspondent of the St.
=. Globe thus discourses on
Il Spring fashions
THE BIJoU
=, season is a hat to b, called
", .Ssnpho, because it is fashioned
!e o'fbt KAT which Sappho wore
r., sa, She she gave music lessons in
nsu n1shuns.those music lessons which
fsgOt :S 10 set the impressible Les
u, ssu :, rayiug crazy. This is to be
;ammmed am ned with a profusion of plum
Inusoms, 1llu snowy white, and smell
~ If Paradise (as it were), and
y ;Se m midst of these is perched a
a.,iactly 10. modelled bird, with its
s so",h open, in the act of singing.
9..;ne v blue strings complete a
aa a ensemble perfectly ravishing;;
w. y. whole is eXquisitely typical
\ n The lady whose name it bears,
M nr instance, the neat and mex
naive straw of which it is made
is.tites to her simple and refined
...t0,. the flowers speak of her
mstehless 'as purity; the bird, which
|. the crowning glory of the simile
!. # is of the hat, typities the
.r.et singer who beguiled the an
tione world of its tears; while the
sIae % strings are a reminder of that
.II.deyouring sea into which,when
t,ed of life, she took her fatal
nlunre 1t is sad to think of Sap
nho going out in that reprehensi-
he manner, but, as the Widow
Bedott not inaptly observes,
"If she hadn't died then,
She couldn't have lived forever"
This hat is to be worn only by
young misses during the month of
Nay.
THE UTILIA.
For matrons, especially for those
who do their own marketing,
there is to be an excellent article,
with the above title, none of your
fyaway affairs, all show and no
substance, but designed for SER
vice. as le name indicates. This
i also of straw, mounted on an
oier frame work, and with the
tim turned up all around, for the
purpose of holding the days
marketing, which may thus be
wnveyed home with far more
ease than it could be in baskets,
which always drags the bearer
more or less to one side, warping
the spinal column, and destroy
Ing that line of beauty so much
tlked Of This hat will be trim
med with wreath a la shOn, set
Oft with spriggs and asparagus,
and is sweet thing.
FOR SHOPPING
there is to be an elegant affair, La
Trotteuse by name, and l have no
hesitancy in saying that so re-
eherche a novelty has never yet
been offered to our ladies. | shall
not give lengthy description of
this, merely noting that it is a
:sucy little clipper, with a bit of
bright co.Ored bunting at the
masthead, and, for sails, several
yards of a diaphanous substance,
Of any color the wearer chooses,
though the delicate, die-away
UNITS will be most atfected-all
This airy fabric streaming behind
on the breeze will give our bellies
the aspect of troops of doves and,
a. the sporting season is at hand,
II some OF them get brought down
On the wing, they ought not to
THE TRAVELLING HAT.
Lastly, there is the travelling
nat, the Gadahepesia. The name
IS rather long, but is considered
one OF Madame La Nodes happi-
sst Inspirations. This hat has a
'leeple crown and a brim of mod
slaIe width, turned down to keep
M lne sun OIL the fair faces OF it's
Esearers. On the under side of it's
'flm Is stitched a row of small,
musical bells, so that the old nur-
wy rhyme bids fair to be set to a
low tune, thus:
Kings on her fingers,
And bells in her hat,
She has diamonds for this beau
And music for that"
Ihls hat is expected to be mo-
by those ladies who are