The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-24
THE PARIS FASHIONS
The Beauties Who Lead the
Beau Monde.
HOW A WOMAN MUST DRESS.
The Corsage-Chale Fruit Trimmings-The New
Art of Throat Renovating.


PARIS, June 8, 1871
On Sunday next will take place the most important
event OF the sporting season-lhe for the Grand
Prx. alter which Partisan society lays aside i's
diamonds. pulls down the blinds and wipes on iss
rouge Like the bouquet ~ the close OF pyrotechnic
display the reunion tor this grand composition Is al
ways dazzling and gorgeous Every trade or PROBES
zion having anything 70 do with the eIegances OF
social lie brings forth this occasion the latest nov
city In each separate Iinc and Of late the fashions
viewed thus early nay down the Law tor the
following autumn
THE LEADING BEAUTIES.
Three beauties who are the arktocratic world
have the privilege OIL attracting particular attentions
Ihey tho Princess de sagan Mmc. Stanosn-
Noalcs and the Msrquisc dc GallfcI fneso aaies
create new ideas and revive old styles Among the
latter discarded about thirtyyears ago. arc Melted
shawls and scarfs with long frngcs These light
summer garments embroidered with embossed
nowers on black or coIored ground and arc very rich
ON fno twisted silk web No article Of dress Tor the
shoulders better suits the close ttinz bodices OF our
day
FASHIONABLE TOILET.
The following are the eGocts considered desirable in
the toilet OF q woman OF fashion. The whole figure
should appear taller than nature designed IL
the front and sides are 10 LOOK as 1t
standing out In q fourrsau on background
which Is the train; this train commences
Its meandsrings only at that part Of tho figure which
TO be casped In cent balcines corset and 10
reveal plastic protuberances; thence down to tho
ground and there forming q serpentine tail, whirl
and cascade variety Of iurbeiows that to the IN
initiated observer seem ncxtrcablc. Since dresses
have been msds 10 iasten anywhere, under clever
1iaa simulate trimming, is difficult 70 discover
- Wnav
trail humanity Is thus sursncd up and terminated
down the back BY supports which roll to the ground,
it has still to DO ganN. coi6s and chass Gloves for
driving. VIC know, are Ave or six.bu,toned, either
suedo or kid; boots, We know, Grmy soled GOTH
urns colored Ane thread silk ribbed stockings.
NOVELTIES IN HATS.
But hats no knows anything about
snti they out IN . barouche under the shade Of
The Avenue des Acscias. All the bonnets viewed In
advance for next Sunday are different. The small
straw capotc, with flowers and fraycd silk, prevail
but there to be trals and among the latter ono
Is strikngly eccentric II isl platter with rising cone
In the CENTRE or which proceed balls OF crashable
down, that tcmptingy dangle from side to side like
fruit in the sum- All round the brim falls ir OF lace
that shades the eyes and temples giving screened,
cutoff aspect which coquettes know to be more cap
tivaIng than exposure to the general gaze Bur.
Suuu any btTbW anu luNcutlOus tnoSe
mountngs Of natural flowers glass tubes that
tain enough water to freshness for few hours.
coIrruEEs--rnY NATURAL FLOWER MOVEMENT.
The style Of hairdress'ng at present-the rouleaux
and marscaux-onsr excellent means OF concealing
these tubes; but an inventive American would make
large fortune by improving this system OF glass stalk
holders Glass is only dangerous, being liable to
break II urgently brought into collision with
.crnal object, but it is unweldy. Rubber tubes sua-
sest themselves 10 the mind OF tho writer-tubcs that
could be stopped prevent escape Of the water inside
and that could be rounded for aarlands well dis
placed with the flowers thcy hold without danger or
inconvenience
THE SHAWL.
Tho corsage chae, shawl bodice Is the prettiest
for organdic, muslin, crepe any Of the bouretls
gauze fabrics IL is made In the fasnon Of gentle
mems braces, to cross over the back ana bosom 1t
iastens the waist only, DO tightly drawn over
the shoulders allowed 10 lend It's iolds Tor the
oundng OF q slender figure The iods all on tho
cross The heari-shaped opening on the back and in
front filled with crepe lisse nodestics
The dust coat 10 pale gray loose garment, dotted
over with silvery flakes resembling snow. nchu
hood can be brought over the head hat like fan
chon. 1t is called by some ''psau dane" In remem-
brance Of Psrraulrs fairy tale; by others "poue.
lande"
FRUIT TRIMM1NGS.
Whole baskets OF artificial rut are being exhausted
for the decoration Of hats caps and bosom nosegays
Strawberries are the most expensive; gooscbcrries
with prickles and down. currants, mixed With
'moss" foliage "tilleul, arc equally natural. The
new green is called "oseie" boiled sour sorrol; il
is Of yellowish olive shade
THROAT RENOVATION.
Lingerie Is varied; there Charles TX. collars and
cuffs but the idea linen sets that uncover and
do mot pretend to suit any but lovely white lhroats
Throats that have TO be lovely are renovated
as the Partisan dialect goes, by OF new lotion
that is now as profuscly used IN Paris as eau do
cologne When open bodices brought In with high
cared reccding points and Wide turned back revcrs It
WAS thought hideous TO have Jdas throat. Soon
was the cry heard Ia high quarters and French OH.
Ger who has fought many a campaign. lover too OF
chemistry. gave forth from private laboratory tho
how famed eau Montespan. A fact IL is that women
OF dity who have uscd THIS may show nrm white
throat, ana 'throat renovating' ~ another or tho
modern accomplishments OF the day.
OUT DOOR RAfaEXr
Sleeves at the races are TO he very tight The
shrimp color so fashionable few weeks ago is trans
formed into q deep brick. THIS and sky-blue COM
b mod make OF well dressed female a .heavcnIy
brick" Green bronze and bronze mixed together are
the two shades which are trimmed with geranium
floating ends flowers and bows arc discarded IRON
oil travelling hats Thcy are trimmed with torsads
Of bourete gauze and in front with . wing or breast
ofa bird. Travelling costumes equally plain.
VERDICT AGAINST A PRIEST.