, 1875-12-06

FASHIONS.
Tto l.atea& New York F.uttrH.
Mac Thfk Carrts, opleH?e EA,iudtipAsa T.mes.
Tho kreiky intermediate suits that Eraced the
Joro:nn Park reren mud tlD mht!neeB ot parlY
nutnmn havo disappeared ty piYe r!aco In warm
costunles Of heavy cloth. As,t1 the ru1o Tor this
nov styio Of hutt il that tbs ron thor rou ate tho
bottor fellow you are~--l boH PARTON, Hhouldbay
the bestor gisl you arc, and Of coirao don't
iHcAn rough IN Hanncra, but in fahrIc ot drcss.
These new materials arc tho contaes! am shag-
Eicat-looking atfa!rB! 1ndletinct tlsi4s. dueer
htriiaa, hhi nondoacfipt ilfuro' nso thn
and gsay tho dosirab! % oo!o;.. Jllsy mart
DO made up With looped oserAktrt 1ud
1ocHa Aac1ne. Tho skirt Enny ilaye the front
breadth cut the bias and lial better nut have
tuo much fullncss ii tho pat,l.er. This Bac1ao
,lnst 10 tieht.iit.ing at tno bark aud ycry, long
tn front, tho pocketa Oh tlo sidcn. 1t IL prntly
etyie tu hare tue sleeves Of tho saue solor as
tho Nndcrsklrt, ,-black or browH,.- and thefo
should be no trimming Oil tho rough material,
hut several rows Of BoWing-machlne rt!tctsuE,
frugcB Of anY sort aro bat lRstc Tic skIsta
Tor tho street should clear tito ground At Icas.
tncheH all around. The neatebt attl must Htyl-
i3h ladies 10 not wcRr their dresses 10 drag, aud
tbs bcst-dreKsel women IAvo tecH thh fall
wore a f1ctI b!ack silk Hnit, tAo unlerH:ift ~
which wae Auort enough to show dtiuty S,npas
Of her tiny faes.
You walk up Fifth aycnuo or yoa rit1o in
Madison ayen,,e car, atsd you H:nlv diligently to
discover tho upwcBt fashion i'll hats, aid you
can't find it ouI. No two women wear taetr
hrnt-scar Ii, the icaHt n1ko, Tho first will have
Un wide-brmmel. white felt. far On tho back
Of her head; the uo1t will hare an English
walking hat, tipped low on tho forehead: tho
third will sport black velvet Ut small shape.
rlantetl nIuar,!y on her CROWN aul the fourt!l
Will display saeepnE 'nAbd of wlssn feati'cfa
surrounding d htSla-crownol "nidc-aHake.'
Sobody'H country cousln can learn anything
IN such d mixture. However, i ls,u been
to tho very fountain-hcad Dt fashion, and
Hccn tlo hats which . lady OF acknowledged
taato IN dress brought with her from ra'ih
montll ago. !" wont to regular Bvcl placo TO
buy tnotu," Htlo said, as aho tlBplayel the dainty
chapeaux. Que Was black felt for common
wonr: it Waa ronnd in shape, With low crown
md rolling bEItn raised high on tho trout, triln
med viii, large black solvet bows and two long
around tho crown. wtile ncross tho faeo there
wero loops OF black velvet with gul braid
mingled with them, aud gold ornament OIL ou,
A1o. The other wau alinlar in hl1apc. Of EEas
felt with trar feathers cnrlns, about tho croNn.
black velvet bows. hlfsautntca With tilscE cord
aboVo tue facu, 1tu u lAucl4 uf pink Io5cs OIL ono
B,It.
Let mo describe costume that Il tho rory
lutrst thipg for chic nld ncatness-a hort VI
hl!slDt6s suit, II such tin. belongs to
fashionable woman who "toild mt, Deithor does
she apin." Iut this is the solt of thug 10 wear
for shopplnE or travelling Gnderskirt of brown
serge, with throe harlow side -peated IoHhtes
o:erakirt at plaid cloth, two snados of brown,
iIai,l rBthor vague, material worry shaEgs. sac1uo
quito long III front, with sleeves OF tho serso.
mud trimmed with large composition buttons,
having plaid rattotn p1 tiloM e1actiy matching
Iho, hsui1i asanl,up collar. with lu;l1e inside,
md : cravat Of bToNu silk trimmed with fcru
lace. brown felt hat, with long ostrich p'lims
IN swo shades of cosur 10 ulRtcl, tho suit three-
hutton brown gloycs, ailk handkerchief, with
broad brown border, pobbln goat boots, with
bsoTn roaetto on tho TOP, aud brown sstired
stoekinGs iowery Of carved tortoiso- his
il quito tho inost complete tlng layo soon tnls
stahui1. .....
ftir lIors Yr.trne
IA fashions como aud fasLIuuB 70, roc3co
jowrlyyts IL largely ratfnntzctl ~ colnpA'at.scy
Inexpensive aud really beautiful. Tture nre III
locKeta copies OF paintings by tircu*o uIon cop
por, and Wattoau lockcts dcllcateg cna'nc!~ti
urou porcelain these arc set IN Et:uacan. ana
also III plain gold, with odd designs iu rel aud
green gold. There ZIG coatIy srinkets Of
Psychological studies, cut upoa tho pure
sraen Of chrSsoprase, the ralo pink aard.
und dark Onyx. i:1,oasst work III e1;
erutcd BY ,ncaua OF blona from snail
hammer. struck III tho I4cis of tho
iro,, plato, astor tho orginal massioa practlcca
by uenyenuto CeIllni; tho figures arc attosward
polished aud finished ou tho right side. Among
notno exquisite articles Of iewol5y, lingo ous1
rising from the NOS. An exquisite pcn1ant IL a
sard cameo Of Cupid STORING sbel! guided By
dovos With wings perfectly carved. lLis Aas All
Invisible bottins, studded with pearls and dlA-
1uupds. Among other cauoos ID design Of
lilies; undos them = nymph lies sound asleep !;
Cupid, loaning and laughing over her with crafty
! face. presses oue band upon her boaon whsio
| tho other draMB out ALL ARROW, Another htuay IL
| aud Cupid 1ha boy-god Ia tuilg drawn, with
! thy strong limbs SOFT, vigorous aTna hiding
| the arrows which tho beautiful goddess tries to
| wreet from h!s lar!s. l. bt AutsfNl cameo Of
| Marie Stuart IL rot in pierced gold: this ia In
turn surrounded by an Oriental setting OF alter
unto pearls. diamonds. Eub!es, snpphircs, ena
| ctnotnldA
| X worry unique hsace1e. Of tspss;ng shsre md
knlfoedgs iB set with tlireo large peatls, black,
salmon, lnd white, placed dlagonally. Opa!a
no; for. in addition to tho singular boauty Of the
| gem, thoY aro tho only precious stones which
dsty i.nitatan. sosS e!esaas pasr OF psar.
shapotl opals Is set for ear-r1ngB. 4 magnificent
opal ring is surrounded by largo diamonds; tho
setting ID simply plain, massive baud OF go1i
link pearis arc greatly csseon!cd. Ono d
| thcho raro gosna unset and perfectly round,
Weighs II cralua; and set OF car-ringe
[ mud pel,IIant-htooch OF IcEal beauty has large
hatin-tintsh poarls, each weighing 80 grains. 4
superb dlamoud afgErtto Of three large stars IL
arranged to bo woru also ~ ! fontAns and esr'
1ings. mud to be adjusted un throo long golden
HAlffl0a. 4He btAFH hl0 clQBeIy 6eE H!tn slhAl
diamonds, With large centre diamond. The
slendsr knife-odgs Betting tspetn gradually awaJ
At the back OF tho aigrettc. Diamonds niwasa
will 10 fashionable. They aro tue concentrated
essence OF wealth, and noto that tho bearer
naea rover seas WI! 10 dshoro.e1 In any eaas.
tc. Of tho globo. Since ssHo ilaa sprunK uT
fur tins rArneos, thu yaMe OF tho onyx Apd sasA
onyx, anethsst aud chalcedony, has beon greatly
| enhanced.
| E,1-Eovs 1Fnrlnnth,a youthful Spccls
| lntl0ns
| A correspondent OF tho st. Louis hpub'.car
writes from haIem, ILL.,, to the following effect
1T was abnnt tho year 1859 that Warmoth Nas
attending The i1sstrict school 1t this place, MI
dor the tutofshp ot Prot. Colu. There being
| tn,es TINT Henry (aa he Was callol) was not on
gesttl in the 1chooironn, at uoon-tlMo
eyouiuga and SAturlsts, he used to 10 s,lr
which ao used!n paving hs board. etc. AZ thsI
tina ono John d, Howe WAS carrying ot the
atoye and tiuwaro business In our town, ant
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