The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-06

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LO-MrA Baxter. l2l-Mrs. G. Il. Buikely.
THE DRESSES
worn last night were remarkably rich and elegant.
aud bore no evidence Of scarcity OF money or
peared to be pink and corn color. but
there were good many dresses OF
tending towards the fashions of Oden times Some
dresses that appeared on the fooi last evening
trimmings: and one lady in particular had about
$4,000 worth OF white point ornamenting her cos.
tune. There was decided inclination to rather
dec0lette style OF c0rsage.
Mrs. Theodore Moss in a delicate shade or pink
SILK prolusely trimmed with handsome point lace
and caught up with punches OF frosted daisies
MISS Leland, in a pink sllk low corsage. snort
sleeves; train ornamenCed with two plain aounces
en- Of cn a IN Nrs
trimmed with black lace
Miss Ponder in a white tar1etan, embroidered in
Miss Webb, OF West FOrty-eighth street, wore q
pale blue corded silk en- train, corsage decollete
the skirt being deliberately trimmed with nounces
and broad sashes Of same, tastefuly arranged
with quilting and paitngs OF gossamer fabric. the
lace and autumn leaves
Miss vanderDoel IN corn colored silk. trimmed
with Illusion OF the same shade and dark blue silk
MISS sprague in pale tea rose silk. with caught
up blue bows;
ClenneS lace.
Miss Dora Hart in white silk, en- train, covered
Win Illusion, and caught up at the sides with
Mrs. Lester Waiack wore a striking costume
consisting OF an amber satin pettcoat, with q
corn coored Oversklrt, caught up and trimmed
with black velvet and lunches OF Marguerltes.
Miss RadfOrd in pink SILK. en- tram, trimmed
Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow wore q rich black satln en-
train, low corsage. trimmed with jet. handsome
hOunces OF black lace on skirt.
Mrs. Townsend, in pale green silk handsomely
trimmed with Valenclennes lace and caught up on
each side OF the apron with moss rose ouds.
with rosebuds and white lace.
MRS. surrogate Hutchlngs wore rose coored
SIX demitrain, caught up with branches OF rose
Miss Chase, OF Filth avenue, in rose colOred
SILK demi-sklrt, ornamented with single nounce,
cut deep.
Mrs. jerome Buck. in blue satin, en- train, hand
somely trimmed with point lace.
Miss JenreyS Lewis wore o maroon satin, with an
overskirt of gauzy fabric OF golden color.
Miss Minnie Barden wore rich pink silk,
trimmed with point lace, caught up with moss
Miss Kate Palmer wore white silk. trimmed
with handsome nounces OF black silk.
Miss Jessie Wallen, daughter OF General Wallen,
wore pink satin pettcoat, with dark blue over
skirt. en- train caught up athe sides with punches
Mrs. Brandon wore a pearl-white gros grain
skirt OF deep box plated nOunce around the bot
in front. edged with bullion fringe worked into the
material, draped very high on the sides. the ends
concealed under the large double pun at the back;
hOnunpt nnwara wi nauh
with iringed ends. gracefully loopeo on the other
the corsage decolete pointed back and 'front.'
folds or the silk forming bertha garniture OF wild
flowers and autumn leaves; pink roses in the hair.
from twelve inches in front to twenty in back,
with standing ruffle as heading, vine ofvariegated
leaves between; across the front Is placed q rich
below the waist Sissonsiy from the lett s sde.
ana trailing vines, almost to the bottom,
on the right side, and then carried all
the Calling the
bouquet; a delicate vine OF leaves and tiny rose
buds forms heading for nounce. the back OF the
skirt covered by three nOunces nearly half q yard
IN depth, edged with point lace and vine OF
leaves and movers; nigh corsage, pointed oack
trimmed with fne plaitings Of tulle, autumn
leaves and bouquet on front OF waist and lett
Miss Belle de Lescauit wore a sea foam silk:
skirt trimmed with two gathered flowers. edged
with French told; at the top q torsage OF tulle.
apron front formed Of heavy bias iOids OF silk,
pointed, and reaching nearly to the bottom OF the
edR Of
autumn leaves ana rOsebuds; low, pointed cor
sage, garniture to mach.
rather striking costume, that from It's popularity
attracted much attention 1t consisted Of q mauve
satin front, with court train OF mouse cOlOred vel
vet. The apron 'front.' very long, was draped back
to the side and to the head OF band OF pink and
red peoples, extending close TO the foot OF the
skirt. The front OF the petticoat was faced with
band OF mouse-colOred velvet, dotted all
over with pink and red rosebuds. The over
back, two nounces on the bottom, very deep and
lined with mauve satin. The waist, OF mouse. col
nd t Se sH
made tight of black netting and strapped with
mauve satin. large bouquet OF artificial flowers
strapped to the side OF the waist completed this
costume.
MRS. Williams was elegantly attired In silk of q
The front OF the petticoat was trimmed with mar.
row nounces, about seven inches wide, with lace
about four inches wide. The overskirt was per-
fecty plain, and on the side five straps OF narrow
insertion were laid on, extending from the catch
or the apron to the bottom OF the skirt. The back
or the train was ornamented with three deep
nounces, each nounce edged with two small puns
edged with lace The corsage, OF the same silk, was
cut low and trimmed with black lace.
Mrs. White wore very richly embroidered cos
tune that was much admired. The front OF the
petticoat OF cream colored SILK, was strapped
cry, and from each band hung brown and white
Silk fringe. The Overskirt, OF dark chocolate silk,
was embroidered all round the edge with scarlet
roses and Drown leaves. The train was trimmed
with one deep dounce about fifteen Inehes wide,
sheared with bows, and the top OF the hounce was
faced with the cream cOlored sllk. The waist, OF
chocolate SILK, was cut high, position style, richly
embroidered and faced with cream coiored silk.
Mrs. }. Hartshorn wore delicate shade OF law
ender SILK, with long front apron draped back
and edged with fringe. The 'front.' was trimmed
with plain nat plaitings about three inches deep.
The side OF the dress was square piece OF SILK OF
OF same shade, covered with six rows OF moss
trimming or same shade. The back was formed
OF two widths caught up at the back and one
deep n0unce on the train OF nat paitings. The
corsage, cut low, was trimmed with the same deli.
cate shade OF moss.
Miss Brown wore pretty white tarlatan trimmed
with punches OF apple blossoms and plaitings and
puiis: the corsage was cut with low neck and
snort sleeves and trimmed with apple blossoms.
Mrs. DIR. Huyer wore black velvet court train
and low neck and short sleeves. A rich white
point overskirt, handsomely draped, was caught up
ostrich tips. The waist, cut low, was trimmed