, 1877-03-10

ctlof. Dut INC ehnFc or nearly nll III closely 10
the heal. Many IL them show combinations Of
color, tnt hlacls antl willie strawa arr to lead.
Tic cnl0rs nrc ft keeping With The deep shades
Tlie'l prevail ~ dress goods. For t.cnorn1 wear
VIC find ronn,l t,als IN black straw; some show
rolling brims; hut, With rare exceptions, the
bsims arc clonc, while tho crowns arc largo aud
squire. The close fitting chip hat Ia In fnvnr;
The frunts rising on1y high enough to admit Of a
r,tchtnE below. The .1sapcs arc really ciconnt.
cd, mil we iEn.l bonncts Of this shape showing
crown Of silk or delicate chcnllc gntlzc,
while THO entire brim Is composed of tho
clofccst flowers and leaves. Rare novelties arc
On exhibition At y we'll known up:tcwn catab
ltalncnt, onc of which Is worthy OF description,
1'lmiEcnnc was OF hiack chip; tile entire front
was covered with q scarf Of gaze dc cfa1nbcr!c.
embroidered n thrcc different shades Of The
Fringe N the three shades bortlor tho scarf,
coming In q peculiar InanncF from under c1n-
hrnllerc'l points, Thc bonnet il trsmMctl with
dnuble-taeed satin rb1on, one stde tlack tho
other ''vcsNvc," With tm1cscribnl,fe bows anil
fonps forming cape, while n Renaissance bow
at tho top, frDm which three French feathers.
matching In coters the scarf, fall gracefully over
the 'front.'. An Inside trimming Of buds, same
s~le. as featicrs completes t',r beauty t't ttta
model bols,ct,wllell reminds one Of the pictures
Of ol1cn times.
rARAsots.
Fashion dccrccs complete revolution in .ur-
ehades. The stale and so,nbre s,lti.umbretla ia
to be superseded by TASTY aud dainty pnrnsofs,
in alt the iast,Iniablc Blndes Of cOlor, and new
spring suit will not bo considered complete
without this roquctt'sh scrccn from the sun.
They como In Two elzcs, and nothing could bc
more stylish than this turnover top tr fan par
aso1 fur carraEu Or epr.ng promenade. Some
nro trimmed witl. embroidered ruillcs. willie
others lara ru(llcs lined With a contrasting
co'Dr. and cdEcs frfngcd 50 as to form aoft.
feathery tnass that Is rery attractive. Thu
"MarlDosaf t. tho larger Of tho Two, ami upor
ono eora is q butterfly embro'dcred In la nat
ural ray colore. The handles, Of ivory, pearl,
and rnsewoot', arc f.t vnrions patterns, but tho
little French parasnl, which Ii drsig1ic,l to be-
como the faTdrltc, las u handle ttppel with
plated i'all anl laryo ring, which cut bc
al!apc,l III! tho wrist consequently OF no
trouble wic:' not II, use: Tho sldecat
glove /. new and different from al others,
tho, arm H. Raised. lis IL Is perfect,
anu renders tic glove easier 10 plit on. Tho
Rlovca asu shawn only In light sllalcs and fOr
evening or full dress hare a great advantage
over thu. old stylu ccsitrc-cut. The hand Ia too
exnscs*lyc mclrbcr Of tho body to he obseurcl:
cofora Or l"'itl relef fron tho remainder Of tic
costume. would give eyI'.enrc Of unpar1lonabiu
crrUr. Fortunately, on this point tho fashions
Of tic prcsrut time arc in ndmlrable taste.
High, conspicuous co0rs arc mt admitted; !;
shades nro either medium, en sutc with tho cos
t'1ic. or for !resH oarns1uus, extremely rutnult,
pale AMI nin1t,st cnlDElcts timtg. Filc prpsunt
st,apo cases The hand to }nok slender. mid this,
Of course, Il highly desirable. II lark gloves
ART warn, they should be somewhat lighter than
t'lc costume, l,fark gloves aru only admissible
with bln:k costumes.
fashionable ltr general wear. Lslo thread
gloves III nil tho now SHADES nrc In t,csnnnd
Ordinary thre I'll gtWcs nrt 81 CENTS, and silk
iroln 10 cents upward.