Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-14

founees behind, and rss Aesvsiy trimr,es ,,,,s
velvet. A marine bloc cashfners r ,'o-.'..
/ was trimmed with broad rcvsrs OF 81 a. 49,
s AM as a sns.sirg Jacket. ana wss alsS
! OF SIX; the skirt OF marine hlne s9-s
J e'soorstely nOunced with marrow rafies' Al.
I healing. Another costume wss ~ ~. T &c
shade Of dark gray, the cashmere pClsnaisa rer-
feetly plain, except For rect, aud deep Gu 4. 81
STA; the gray silk underskirt was triu4r,eA IN
I 'front.' with pufis, running longitu finaliv, and
behind with = series Of puts aud aouucss Al
! pale blue slk evening dress had the skirt nearly
Srss. sln ssss p1ns, raSnins reand TIE
! lower pun formed ~ the back Of the skirt =
| wide hounce, with fringed out border. From
silk % wide ., one side and in front A. =, sin,9.
Iste an oNerskrt ~ was fastened In loops ~ the
other side, then brought round 20 the bsck
broad, fringed-out ends Thoagh III. sssh he
bind the skirt was drawn sufficiently % form a
pun, the cor sage vss cut loo and unished in the
shoulders with high run OF the silk tAperins
70 point In front and At the back. The 6ertbe
vas formed OF pointed pnfings OF the silk ana
VS. ootdered with vide trtll OF NAlenciennNs
lsoe: Some silks Of the new shades we're aiso
displayed. the most decided novelty in COLOR
beng new and very beautiful tint OF vine
red, called, very appropriately. BAcshus"~
Pcrts corresTopdenoe q "a Phiia Prrss
wlN1nR ROsSErs AT TIE PARIS MILLrNER's
have just come, early In the season A. tt
ter eOnnets. pref sre,f for pattern hat. f,r ~.
ensuing season. The shapes will remain pretty
much A. they were last spring, though a more
decided attempt r. 20 be made 20 revive the OLD
fashioned gypsy shape, 50 popular some I. wears
ago. For young girls and youthful matrons a
regular shepherdess hat IN velvet. the hrim
termed up nj the left side and confined with =
bouquet OF roses, will be the most graceful aud
becoming OF innovations I noticed most par
ocnlarly, this morning. rich emerald green
velvet bonnet, the crown hOriered win leaves
toImed OF emerald steel beads and TIE front
nlled IN with feather trimming dotted closely
VIII emerald beads. garnet velvet bonnet
hsd the crown formed OF two large puffs, right
IN front were placed three full blown min 4 r,ses
while over the tcP OF the crown, in me III vision
DC tween the two ns, went . very tull branch
OF heath The same model was repeated hut
N natural ostrich feather trimming in rlaee
OF the nowers. A lovely bonnet In chestnut
sIoNh NeIFet snd cafe an -lait cOiored SILK was
trimmed very simply with three large, full blown
readN-to- ble-tO- pieces roses IN Different
SHADES OF tea and crimson, placed behind over A
bow OF chestnut-brOwn ribbon, with long ends
A very elegant black velvet bonnet WAS trimmed
with a broad ribbon, black gyros grain on one
SIDE, and pale green satin on the other; this RIB
hon was twisted, or rather laid, in folds around
the crown, terminating behind in two short
ninged ends, the black end being embroidered
win large leaf In jet. single Jet LILY, with
ont leaves, IN frOnt OF the crown, sud \ wreath
OF green rOsehuds just showing = tiuge OF red
which hlled M the hrim inside, completed this
elegant bonnet Wreaths and bsndeauK inside
The brim are 20 be extensively worn. Some that
saw we're OF autumn leaves with sprlgs OF dead
WOOD, Others OF large garden daisies with cen
tiers OF gold and steel beads. A bonnet OF the
new 'Pochard" crimson was trimmed with pale
PINK roses, and the fashionable heath, and one
OF oafk blue velvet, Of the gypsy shape, was
very simply trimmed with dark biAe cocks
leather, and With a single spray of teA-rOses in
slde the brim. Bows OF ribbon, with very long
ends falling behind, are almost universal ad-
luncts TO the new STYLES OF bOnnets. Mme LEONE
CbeVaher. Of the Boulevard des Italiens and
hme Leontlne Degendre, = Rue ChOi.eul, were
the miliiners whose new creations were displayed
% me this morning-LUcy HOoper'S Letter an