New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

lately imported valencennes laces could not be exceed
IN beauty OF texture and pattern by any to be found In
rs fairy like in texture as II woven OF cobwebs the
figures fine II laid tissue paper foreign fashion
bonets with rich costly laces as Valencennes, anes
and Aenson Two hundred dollars worth is not consd
little il in this country, except In snugged robes
coveted by women upon which there are not stitches
figures OF the point The former Is wrought oyer
tho extreme cosness Of point dAlencon, Its gossamer
folds interviewer with delicate traoey Of roses and car
wholly by hand, worked with the finest OF needles on
patterns In pecss and aiierward united 9y
complete single piece OF Aencon lace The design is
ensrayed upon copper plate, then pInted on n upon
bercd in given order The pattern is pricked upon the
parchment by the ppteme then the fracture traces tne
coarse linen stitched TO the parchen next comes the
reseelpe. who makes the ground netting OF the lace
finished lace Is eat of from the pattern with sharp
The joining together OF the pieces performed
sirnnont called an adeot A iuil robe of Aencon is
valued at $4,000 Douglas Jcrrold has given the HIS
tory of Feather" let write the History OF
the sensations Of that exquisite dress Of Aencon point
which has found its way TO New-York." Among other
reyivals that OF the OdfasbOncd English thread lace
which, In comparison Of cost with the laces above men
toned, is very rich and effective, and can be easily
Very fine watch chains of Berlin iron will he worn by
gentlemen during the summer ana other Styles "i eA
buttons carved in ntago said, ana an amethyst
heads OF Per1ces, Agrippa,
aud q beautiful rair OF chocolate onyx in cameo oi
Dantc. rare and beautiful get OF earrings ana
pendant held pink pearl Of that pure PINK seen on thr
outer lip OF the she'll Of oval shape, the pearl diopcu
from large diamond The two pearls 0i The earrings
weigh 30 grains, valued at 81 400 Coral Is aSa
revived, and comes IN sets and in necklaces or bean
pale rOsc-cO0r ycned and mOttled with deeper nue.
This style of coral IL very costly, requiring years Oh
patient search and ingenuity TO secure the proper coOs
and order form one or these charming scl"
There heads of goddesses set III ncy carved
luks, necklace, earrings pendant
lace Is made of tiny, fine carved another OF simpler
design had for pendant butterfly and rose. There
necklaces of curious cpids wrcdthod WIN
fOwcry garlands in finely polished motlcd coral Onef
sets are in simple square Egyptian style Japanese
jcwelry will also be fashionable. massive goi
necklace in bars OInamcnted with figures in green ana
red gold had pendant Of cOloTed gOld Celestial seated
under tree was surrounded by shruhbcry o. green,
yellow and red enamel These are painted on gold 1no
Japanese crystals very unique These are III iniasiO
and beautifully On the under side cut deep
whatever device chosen. fish, bird insect, flower, or
head. painted that might imagine the hscs 10
be inclOstd. Oriental necklaces are made OF long bars o
coloIcd gold with quaint japanese designs III rchcf
Finger rings still made in the long narrow MaIquse
shape of two years ago. .
The japanese lyle for m0noga;ns or full name III INC
corner latest faShOn for lire stationery Tbs Is III
close imitation of japanese characters. There Is also
very large OF monogram in blended cOlOrs III nt
lion OF medieval illuminated scrolls. Tnls MIS- Ir wnoe
of one side of the sheet Other very handsome STYLES
have the illuminated and gildcd crest at the Top Inc
shadow monogram Watcrnaik In the paper Is inc
latest novelty; it * only observable by holding H 10 the
light. The Fashionable uts ac iSht pearl ana cream
color Granite paper is not so popular Square ana long
narrow shapes are equally fashionable.
]. IL C. Johnston rs to fabrics ANA costumes; Arnold
Constable. Schuyler Hartley Giaiain, SiHI & marcus
and Tiffany e. Co.. jewelry ana stationery, VIII pitasc
accept thanks for information received.