, 1874-07-05

lnast The forGsgn ittltH Bay, md D to" lmportn
d'oases 10 silk soo,n to bear laa ont: slia, !,
handsome Btik 11oaAoB until someshlnE morc
dnin!tn Ia really known.
The barbntlc tasto for glitter, having becomo
sa.iated With Jet, ia now nan1fosttng taolf III tho
great number OF
srnrsoa OF DEAps,
which aro used HI necklaces, Iron ehree to Ion
heing uBod and falling 10 tho malBt In front.
Thenn are Of ateol jet Of coral, aud make QUO
on hand Mt spiritual aea,,cen Inns found now
method Of munifeating lsB powor, and la cxcrtlng
a controlling intilente osor Dana Fashion llpf-
SELF and all lier voArlcA. Another fury IN nnck-
laces In called tho atgnilctso, aud ~ n'ado Of three
rouleanx Of silk, to natch tile coAsune 1t IL to be
worn with.
4 now lace shawl has two of tho ents lonRer
than the opposite ones. and Ia beaded with b"tk
or wito jet. II crosses III front, and Tho longest
ends lie behind. Scotch platd wrapa are again ln
favor, and aro worn with ono end faiing etraIght
ana tho other aaeod auroaa tho braastat fastennd
on the left shoulder with silver thslfe. Silk
Bncanes and n,nutoletB arc slowly growing In
favor and replacing those made Of Oaahnloro.
ever, WHICH the old favor1to will.
caMR1H HAIR sttAwLs,
both long and squaro. arc aold At very low dgureB
a. presont, 10 that evory one who wishes nlaY
posBesa one. The warmer kinds are not very
desirable, however, and anv lady OF taBto would
prefer Roma Of the fine combinations Of Nilk aud
wool which are offered. cntnel's hair worth
having costs from $500 to I'd. 900. Anything
swar tor au heirloom whtla auy one would hs
quito willing to boconlo tho recipient Of tho lat
ter, whothar as tessamentafy bequeat or orig
iual proprietor.
II IL salsl that vida ntr1ped dresH-gooda In two
Shades. viii be 80 arranged in tho fall that The
baek- breRdthB elll show nothing but dark Htrpeb,
the side-breadti,a the light atriros. aud the front
will display both. It sounds very outro, how
over It may Look: A plain cuirasse waiat with
plaitad sleeveH Mill finish 1t.
TIE sTHIpEp BfocR1NDB
which arc DO much In vogue at presont have
brought hack the low al,pper DOT III trust with
tho square heel In piaco of tho higi otle 10 long
white oamol's hair. lined with blue quilted satin,
will be worn bluo.nnd- -white.atripou silk Aoso
aud low kid alipporH lined with quilted sa:in. 70
comploto this, III place Of the dainty breakfasts
cap of luce and libbon, the Madras haudker-
Babie hun, will he quito tho novelty Of tho Sea-
son.
HA1R-pREss1xo.
The fancy for parting the lair on tho side iu-
locks, aud grandchild in like manner divides
her golden t1,es. Tho contour Of the head Ia
mueh more closely defined than IL hhA beon for
q long tsue. Tor full dreas, the ontlra heAd sa
covered with small tlnger.puna Young mlissoa
atill wear their hair In ono braid down tic bacS
"a fashl0n that iB also followed by young
ladies'. THO cri,nped aud floating oheyeiure
t4at was so popular is no longer COLI
sidoied good style. This is a pity, ~
fur as children aud miHses arc concerned;
for the freedom thus given to tho hair when not
too much tortured by crimping-pius or hot irona,
allowed 4 better and moro luxuiiAnt growth tllau
is noshible when the hair il confined ii any way.
In no instance. 1owevoi. Is 1t considered good
TASTE for married woman to wear ler hair down.
Whom slo has assumed tile dignity of Wits,
tllon she IL supposed to put aside childish wnyB
aud customs. and to adopt those that tend to
give her more wotnanly appearance. At home.
scarce'y diBppsed to cayi If, for comforts sake,
the hair In looseued and lott hanging f,es or
braided hut, Nheu suol \ ooiifure ii worn III
the Etreot by any ono sayo n young
lady or child. it looAs altogether out Of place.
The fiat waves Of hair winch are oombed down on
the forehead are kept in place BY bandotine bnt
ars not as hecom1t,s as the hainess nh,ch has
been tile disting guisaoa feature ot recent hair-
dtesa'ng. "Laoks az II tue chickens had
scratched It," WIN the eon,mout we hsasa made
on QUO Of The .rlior attempts at frizzing: but,
esen though the remark may Anve been III a ces-
tain sense arpiicablo, the soft, hight waves did
much toward bsautifring many Ill absolutely
ase 1aos .rd y de;a'Gy ;y Ply. st1saes an9 %
long. soft o1,rls. TINT wave IN sud
out With each motion OF the head, and which aro
held together closely ns the uape Of tue neet by
baud Of ribpo1t, ase very beautiful. They are
u RTRuuAttu luuptAs} lAe Aoukcak AA4!luN ~ tAt
waiat, md are full and thick. It 1b QUO Of tho
p ettieBt bts!ea We have gsen foE young ladtes,
Tie single cutolaine braid IL again bong sot
aaida, aud tho hair il arranged Gu tho top OF tho
load IL ilat bands. which il coolar style than
wearing it braided in tha mock.
FIchua aud aleeya|eaH jaotetB arc made in
creator variety than ever. Those of lace aud
Swss muslin are particularly affected for home
wear. They Ale light and dressy, and make
plain toilette loot oloSant.
rAHAsoLs
nre still OF the shrno color tic dr1ss, aud lined
with the shade which III worn to enliyen 1t. Gtay,
black, or ~hise parasoia may be lined with any
Of the lellcato slaGes which aro usod in the
ueolE-tio or hat-tr,tninlng. Ecru parasolB, car
tied with eurn dressos have Innings Of pink,
blue, mauvet black, or white. Gloves must
n.ntcl tile dreaB in shade, unless it IL black.
Ihon the paleHt-pearl tints are used by the moss
elegant people.
THE oAnpEN HATS
OF swlsa and orgaudie are quite large; and 1t ia
said Vo arc to bAyo O gonnlne affair Of velvet
nnd Rllk, with crown, poke-brim, aud t'aop cur
tain, another winter. It duesn't sound welt
but. when we coutrast present Htyles with the
or 3-jneh wide Marie StuArtA We wors NOT so
very long ago. wo thlnlt thoAo lideonB and tho
present imonBtrositiea perfect loves. Fashion
rules us, and 30 roadily does tho oye BECOME ac-
custonaod evon to ugliness that, oyet wero
"motley the only wear" it wonld Beem moro OIL
egant to III than tho ctasBig robos Of Grooce. So
whatever chaugs another HeaHou may bring, We
shall no doubt hoon Welcome 1t as moro chalmlng
tuan anything wa are ut present wearing.
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