, 1877-11-18

pirate for q costume Of this description.
Very long gray gants de Suede or undressca Blu
gloves should be worn with this Dress. AuiUus
the novelties in furs this season is an c3ceeolng
ly becoming and elegant tippct or wrap for the
neck. It is made OF . broad bauu o. tu1, NV
quite quarter Of n yard in width, ta4ilnG nearly
to the bottom OF the CLOAK At the BACK u L'use
be cut to fit the ncel ana LILLE nn1 f2unH entreiv
around with black Spanish lace anoul LsSe, tmo
inches wide. A tippct OF this kind IS very
elegant in black fox fur, also IN tne iur II
called black silver fox, When garment Is
can be made Of the same same fur. Those. having
cloaks trimmed with the fox fur can, of course,
wear the tippets above described Mulls ale
made small, aud Of the matcrla! the costume Is,
trimmed either with bands u fur or the same
rs tue trimming used on the cloak. Lace IS
also very pretty on u,u1fs, and should be used
when tho tippet is trimmed with It, scalsklh IN
coaks made the dolnlan shape are very clcTaht
trimmed around with q very broao pahu 9l
black fox fur or otter. The most cohloltaule
wrap for i carriage is the long circular cloak,
lined and trimmed with fur, made OF ar1nurc
silk or Sicicnnc.
Pa*1s Letter Neto Iork Times.
A rather masculine style OF hAt mas Just occH
brought out. The sole trimming consists OF q
leather twist fastened OH the side BY 4 small
metal buckle. The fashion. is eccentric ana
rather unbecomiDg. The charming clpotes ol
satin, velvet. and plush are certainly 1ar pref
erablc These must 1e very well made to be
handsome, us the satin shirreu fronts, and the
many ways OF making the soft crowns, are very
difficult OF execution. They must nc most taste.
fully trimmed. too, and the feathers arranged III
4 particular manner. When properly made, the
capotc is much haut!somcr than any OF the new
cr shapes. The ornaments Tor bonucts arc
rs varied as feathers and flowers can b. They
are Of gold nickel, and silver, and each OF these
metals is often combined With jet. Every va
afT11bE bEnfnN
figures, and fanciful birds studdedwith beads in
several colors. Felt hats will be very much
worn. Young girls continue to wear round
hats. Parisian Indies do not like round hats Tor
visiting purposes. 4 suitable way in which to
trim black or gray 1ct hat is to drape black
yelvet around the crown and have large bow
Of the same in the back, md long black and
white plun,cs with birds OF paradise. The
Marie Stuart viii be worn in the evening; it is
made Of white fail1c. combined with velvet or
satin aud a bandcau Of small beads.
The hair is to be 'sorn falling in loose curls,
and on the top are pulls, arranged one above the
other, and quite high.
Gloves for evening wear arc long. For the
street the CANT de Suede must never have less
than three buttons. Kid gloves are used for
dressy purposes. Fashionable ladies' wear white
or black gants dc Suede or cheyreau, with five
or six buttons. Black gloves arc allowable for
the theatre.
Slippers and CATERS arc now made of velvet
Ill lilc EOtuE vi lIlc 5AILs
aiuiIs are made to match the dress or the
feathers upon the bonnet. This renders it nee
cssary to hare u muH for each suit.
WAC TOUR LEFT EAR.
P1,is Litter Ne,r York Herald.
Two curious designs are in great favor for
jewclry and brooch purposes. Its the chickens
claw. Such claws as these aud chicken hearts
are totally distinct. The ornament looks
formidable on velvet bows. 1t is also seen for
drcsshooks Rats and mice are having 4 fine
scramble over ladies' rings anu shawlpins, But
the unkndest Thing In this line is the real hy.
It is simply mounted on i stud and worn in tho
ear. 4 Ia.iy inay take it into her head to put
OIL one only, aud fricnd is sure to approach
with a compliment, fancying it is real. He will
soon wonder at tic insects perseverance. and
eudeavor to brighten it of, when the wearcr will
laugh and say he has been caught II is rather
silly but the old sticking g-plastcr mouches had
no more sense in them. There are so many OBJ
noxious buzzing things In this world that.
whether two or six legged, it is satisfaction to
catch one now and then.