, 1877-03-07

the public, especially Tho lnIilo8, Dy EiftnE an
Accurate description Of the inaugural o,'sfit, It
Will be seen that Mrs. Hayes haa chosen styles
aud material highly appropriate for dresses Tint
may have historic Interest.
TIE INAUGURAL RKcErTfoF pRRss
IA ono Of that rare description In which extreme
clceancc Is combined with charming simplicity.
II ts composed Of black SILK, velvet, and pale
blue satfn; the latter material, however, enters
into tho facinga and lln!ngs only. Il II nadc In
tho Princess form, without ovcrskift or drapery.
Extending lovn the entire front Is simulated
undcrtress Of velvet, which Is cut In deep eca!-
iops on tho lower edge, and fAlls oycr tcn-!ncll
knife plating, which trims tho front brcaaths
sa. .na n.hed on tSe eds. s5s n ~ doSe
which would naturally DO hidden by tho velvet
Is turned back and Incl with satin and the lower
sdgc finished VII, plating 4 mere .lese,tp.
drcsai like and yet nnltkc rt.x,, It Ia cnught up
on tho right aide, ouc-thirll OF tho way below uo
walat, and confined BY handsome loops and ends
OF velvet lined With satin. On tho left side tho
tetin-lInel velvet pocket is placed: Tho effect
Of this trimming ts very grncotul anl stylish.
Another norcl end pretty feature Is tho mode
Of fastening at The waist- Tho sllk, Instead Of
outside, whero il Is cut into tnree we'll defined
scallpps On either silo, which button ovor tho
velvet, thus preserving tho idea Of q velvet u',-
ler<lrc:s. square rest OF velvet Is dIaclosc!l.
L liz GNll4E ID 1k llG Dhll4G l4AlEt1nt illEl WILL
satin and allied IL With !aehlnes Of crepe iisse
and Valcnctenncs lace. The eleoycs nro cost
shape, daring at tho wrist with rucllings Of the
SAME. The buck Of tho dress dctcends in deep
" a In, Tth9nt ~ 9,t ths % sn OF a'apers or trimming
s, An avHNINo DRESS, , .z
also part Of the outfit, was Of most cx-
qnlstto shade OF quaker-grav Rflk and grena-
dine. The lower skirt Of SIX was trimn,c.l with
set on plain oxccpt dt intcrvnfs Of Ten inches,
when thcrc was fun double box tlait caught
down at Tic top. The noveliy OF this trimming
consisted in tho following arrangement: Just
tom d the onuse Sis nj Sten cut oas % Il 'S
cont shape, and this curved edge 1ticd In with
fringe It formed simple and beautiful
t5moS @ TIN r1ps5y yy d's. tEr
'front.' and tla sSars'spei f poins reste i Itaso. s
natly nn tho train behind. A garland Of
mignonette and hallotrope with . foliage OF
ETasaes held the drapurT in placa on the left
slle down to ihs train. while cluster Of deli
cato rosebuds md autumn leaves confined loops
and sash ends Of sflk on tho right Tho entire
edge was finished will, fringe. Although III.
lescrIbablc, It was devoid Of execss ot olabora-
tion. The corsa1o was cut square, with dcml-
ings of erape lisss and Nv Vsloaelennes lace. Tho
neck was finished with Eglching and 1ace, otld
folds Of silk and grena.llue. On the left front
a tho angle male .1y the square. cut neck
cluatcf Of uOEGf8t ike th0s6 on the 6klEt. a
chenllsetto OF illusion and laco IL to ba worn In
sido tho dfess* An ostrich tip. Just tlnged with
tho hue Of the peach bloom, with flowers and
foliagc At Its balc, Will adorn the hair.
MISS FANNfn HATHs,
aged 10, the only daughter, Will, on tho tnaugu.
rM OCCASION. 10 dressed Ia white princess
dresa, the entire front composed of lengthnlse
pulls and insertion. The back s laid 10 plaits,
aud the bottom e.1gel with two rutlles ia neo.
dlework. a pink sash and pink silk stockings
will b0 worn With tho s,ttt.
A handsome street suit OF navy bluc silk with
plaItIugs laced with lIeht-blue, and walking
sacquc Of tho aamo material, Was also added to
her wardrobe.