, 1874-08-02

Three similar plaitiugs on the sleeves. and held
with Knots Of black velvet aud pink ribbon.
A naIo ]emon-coored lawn had three flowers.
embroidered on the edge with purple Pahslcs
Au oyersz1t, basque, aud sleeveless 3acAe'' "e1c
4 bfack siik Lad the skirt NTH founcc OF
handsome Cnaurilly lace, and point OF the
Same druped as an nSersklrt. I~o corsages 70
this dress, one hiea and the other low, we're
10th made entirely plain. that tho various t1clus
and borthes which formed part OF the furnishing
might be worn with them.
And here comeBln
for those who have not large sum to spend on
a variety OF drcsses or do not think 1t desirable
to buy as il thcr we're never to have chance to
Get anytl,iue again A baclt silk with prett,ly-
trimmed skirt, not overturned, and Two such
corsages with one or two lace hchus. yestr. or
be1thes. With eashes to correspond, Will prove
most satie iefnctory, as from them ca'' be origin
ated surprising nutabpr Of tollp.tes- 10 get
back to our sheep. however, who III preparing
for the sacrifice.
Three polonaisea-one Of jetted lace, another
OF Chantilly, and the third Of line einbroldered
musl,u-were intended 70 vary what really
seemed in the first place to be Infinite sanety.
An apron ore, skirt aud sleeveless jacket OF yell
lowlsh- wh1to guspuie, ietted With white, torned
another OF the small dlyeraihers.
4 pearl-g1nv kid trayoling-cAbal emoroldorcd
in fioss elk, and mounted With gold-plnted
clasps, matched the 11nyellug Costume IN shaoe.
Bell Of the came, with silver clasps, to which
was attached chains with large silver vinaiGrette
capable Of holdlug gill Of ColoSne.-sul1lclent
10 bathe the face or fingers. Portcmunnale OF
silver, in snail bag Of elnbroidei ed kid. "atch
with ailleld-shnped mouutlngs III silver, aiso
attached to the cnatelaiac. hnife, SCISSORS,
and small y1naigrette, attached to the small
ciatelaine- bag. Cnatclane Of fcuflously-wrouSht
gold chains, for evening wear, held carved aud
jeweied hook for the fan, aud jeweleu bouquet
holder. A lalf-dozen
ore with stick cf carved coral, and circular fan
of sauu aud luce; tao with beautltn!iy-pol-
ished rcarl sticks, with poiut-d' Aleucou lace
over white satin butterfly fan, tue body be1nE
of gold and back euanei, the WINGS of biack
lace over pale rose satin,-handlo holding 1t Of
pure gold (tle pecularity OF this fan consisted
tu the tact Of it being made to resemble
butterfly, the head being ieweled fan Of pale
blue slla. pointed iu Watteau style, with Sticks
of nccly-carved ivory. a:rd rare canoes IN
serted on the outside slats.-on one slde
that Of Aurora. Parasuls to match the various
suits were added. wltn one or Two IL o notice
uble than the rest heavy white \. Will
po;nt-ace cover aud cytal haudle; ansi 'otheI'
with Chantilly covor and ca1veu-lvor.r .ttndte.
An umbrella Of blown silk, bes. English make.
viii uard.e Of ale amber. Pearl~gray parasol,
lined WITH rose dutrl sllh, to match tne travelling
dress.
Tie only thing noticeable in shoes was the
fact that the slippers were cut quite low. and
tlut among the boots MAS Que resembling !
sandal, as The sole aud heel were held on tbs
foot by Il sr1ios of straps. These were INTENDED
to be orn over striped or color ed silk hose-
HATS AND BoNNET5
to match the dresses were also shown. Two
white cn,ps.-cne trimmed With paIe olue. aud
the other w1lh black velvet, cream wnlte silk,
aud blush roses; gray clip to match the traVe-
ing suit; black CHIP aud ole Lack lettcd lace.
Three ornamental comcs-one OF tortoise
shell, second Of iron, and a tnird OF coral
were among tile ornaments for the head. One
point a 'Alelcon and ore poins-appllque hand-
kerchicf one Of finest linen. the centre
edged with Naleucienncs iunrrtson, and The tlutcd
border trimmed with edgsng. One dozen
Of finest linen, with two-i1ch vide hem. and a
vine of the very finest emLruiuery above It,
These were the principal lsetns. and thls III
WHAT CAusUS DOES
for his daughter when khe gets ready to torsako
him for anulher. 4 emall toltuce ls Invested 10
her waid.oLe; bu, this to Cruslls no More
than the $50 which Alr. Farmer can afford TO
give his daughter when she fIlhlls that engage
mcut Nhicu as tue Natural result Of tile winter
Sometime nc hope to tell Susan
Faruel how she cnu best disIoae Of her S50.-
luetead Of merely chroulchng what A1lss Crrsus
has deemed necessary to complete hes outfit.
May they each be huppy il their different Sta
fio,tH hDN2Scr.