New-York tribune., 1876-02-02

deep lace ruies diamond earrings a rich necklace
OF gold with attached Miss Clara Taylor wore
Nile green silk most becoming to her blonde compile
trimmed with Spanish blonde aud white JET ornaments
blush roses Miss Lille Taylor appeared in q dress OF
tinted satin trimmed with ule and scarlet geranums.
| Mrs Elliot G. Cowdn most elegant dress com
posed of three different shades OF green toHe with
velvet bodice Of still darker shade. Her white lace
Overdress drawn tightly the front and dIaped
with pink cOnUotruh.
Mrs Dr. Doremus had a rich dress OF purple velvet
boriered with white pond lilies Upon her neck
pearl necklace, composed Of many strands, with dia
mond clasp.
| The costume Of Mrs Edward Cooper was very rich
composed OF pale lavender silk with point lace over
dress and magnificent pearl and diamond ornaments
MIRO. Theodore Moss wore a black velvet dress with
scarlet opera cloak embroidered with gcld diamond
| ornaments
Mrs. George W. Mclean wore q pale mauye SILK en-
rely covered with magnificent point lace of two kinds
| point LArgmHe and point DAn0'cterre; superb dia-
monds.
Mrs. General Meagher wore violet silk with petcoat
'front.' trimmed with lace and fringe
Mrs. Bettnar, q wealthy southern lady, displayed
dress OF very rich black falIe with point lace mag
nincent diamonds.
Mrs. Day. and English blonde. appeared in a combina
ton dress OF white silk and peach blossom velvet.
Mrs. Gulager dress Of white brocade trimmed
with pale blue, white lace, and blush roses.
Mrs A. T. Stewart had beautiful dress Of blue fo'He.
combined with wine-colored velvet and trimmed with
point lace Her ornaments were diamonds, inclndinga
diamond pendant and diamond comb.
Miss Cowdin wore all-white dress Of white satin.
striped grensdine white silk trimmed with garands
OF tea
Mrs. Gilman dress Of white satin combined
with white gauze having a very long train.
Mrs. Henry Rodgers seen in a handsome dress Of
pale pink silk trimmed with white lace and tnted Au-
| tumn leaves
very striking dress a combination Of white and
scarlet satin trimmed with shaded ivy.
Another very rich dress consisted Of n pearlcolored
tunic rnoesse shape wnecolored velvet trimmed
with gold put on In design The tunc long, opened
on side, and ornamented with velvet leaf trim
ming out lined with gold embroidery, and united by gold
stems puffed elbow sleeve. lovely Marqise dress
deservedy attracted attention II consisted OF train
mounted with puf'ngs OF tue. and trimmed with pow
dered pink roses. petticoat trimmed with white lace
| hounces. and u lace stomacher.
The train TO a very handsome dress W rich black
Cae made plainly with the triple plat down the center
laid fat The front breadth and stomacher were of black
satin embroidered in extended design with black SILK
and gold thread wide black and godbraid ornameted
the sides which tied back but not very tightly and
a narrower one the sleeves. which long and puned
with satin upon the back. The cOrsage high and
square.
A beautiful white silk dress trimmed with scarf,
of dark velvet laid in folds and white lace The sleeves
antique a broad band of velvet at the top and
bottom. with white lace cuffs and pun OF white silk In
the middle. charming white tue dress arranged III
plaings upon white silk trimmed with wreaths o.
barberrie. OF very natural appearance. pale blue
fai, combined with pale blue surat most effectively
and trimmed with blue tulle and blush roses.
white silk grenadne sriped and arranged as sleeve
less tunc over white silk formed the material of very
pretty costume. The sleeves were long, and trimmed
with due plated uies at the wrist inside which, and
ot thp neck delicate runiea of \alencennes
lace Natural flowers were In the hair and at the
throat beautiful Partisan dress was OF pale PINK
satin the long train covered with ule plangs of the
same shade the upper part OF the skirt draped with
three scars of ce de chine of the same shade Of pink
laid in folds. crossed dagonally, enriched with wide
handembroidery in silk and silver, and broad fringe
with notted heading. The formed square cut
curasse basque and had short sleeves. II was of pink
satin trimmed with gaoons OF pink silk, inwrought
with silver. II was laced AT the back.
Very effective was a costume combining ivory silk aud
dark wnecolored velvet trimmed with d"ehesSe lace
Another was of duchssse lace and ule white silk,
with garnture consisting OF trails of conyoyulns.
plain prncesse OF black velvet was co cred en-
trely with pricese tunic OF rare black Chany lace
Rows Of black Chantlly arranged at the throat
upon which n diamond pendant hung the elbow sleeves
were finished with rufes of black Chantiy young bride
wore her bridal dress OF white in, trimmed with Brs-
sells lace completed by wreath and corsage bouquet
OF orange aud white lilac blossoms. Her ornaments
were a pearl and diamond pendant and earrings.
A magnificent toilet worn by wellknown leader OF
society a combination OF pale blue and silver brocade.
with trimming OF white ostrich feathers point lace and
blush roses An agrette the hair composed OF an
ostrich feather tip, rose, and an ornament in silver
ilasree.
There were many toilets in which cream coors ap-
peared largely one was OF creamcolored foiHe and
ruby velvet with garnture Of the new caehemre lace
IL was an dress because SO well cut and Skill
fully combined.
A handsome costume, worn by an elderly lady was OF
brown velvet with sleeveless boddce aud scarf tunic OF
iyory-yhite brocade, trimmed with old lace; antique
cameo ornaments.
An exquisite dress which understood to have
formed part OF the Of the young married lady
who wore it, attracted much attention. 1t of pearl
gray silk, combined with white surat, and beautifully
trimmed with black lace and white roses diamond ona-
ments.
There were many white toilets by young ladies,
all made with very long trains covered with puings or
platngs. over Of these was worn rose de NE
tunic cut in the p~ecs sty and trimmed with white
lace and trails of crimson and tea roses, &C.
pretty tarlaan dress had the entire skirt covered
with alternate crimped and plated founees, and low,
square boddice, garnitured with smax and natural
flowers 1t was an inexpensive, yet very charming
toilet. A New-York belle wore pink silk costume of
the shade called blossom" under basque which was
sufficiently long TO form tdbier OF Turkish embroidery
black upon white coarse meshed net II was bor,iered
with black and white fringe.
Admiration was attracted by a new dress made BY
Worth for the occasion, forming prihceSSe robe oi
colored faHe and broeade Tie brocade formed
the train the faihe the front OF the dress, which was
trimmed with bands of leaf embroidery executed In
chenille alternating with OF gauzy lace.
dress sent with this for young lady was OF moonlight
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