The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-04

shades. green's. states. stsels apd pluns. Navy
blues are discarded aud their day is about oyer,
tons. but two IRE BY very tnany. The Chatles
sea,nleH4 Is one Of .the very best makes Of p.
Ms.s,a sgss bhss ae and @es bs y
thihel at Mr. y. q. Rferger's establishment. 1877
anal street From ths Esn.e asatx We eta l9at
The manufacture performed In their building
the hair of the kid s there taken off. the tah@
nine done by competent workmph, aud every
hing done. to The sewing on "f The buttons. TN.
der The immediate supervision Of the house.
II may not be within the bounds OF fashion
letter to do 81. but We Wish to make. some stig-
only kid glove .eslabliabmsnt ii the city aud II
must h4 pa1p to nnyer4 That suel, store Is
shade may he obtained abi any size, Without
that weary tramp from COUNTER TO counter. In
sarily large aud yaried aud The buyer may
make his selection n short order. Throughout
the long summer gloves, no matter how oare-
Owing 10 the hasHrdouspess Of the enterprise.
Mr.. kreeger finds II will he impossible
to maintain his compste and varied
extended him, The Charles seamless glove
gives perfect and exquisite fl, being made Of
he very ee "ay IT, ~ n1s tsa Y g hsss
~ a. and In four buttons ~ 60 others, cut with
seam are % cents q pair less For evening
s M" ee y Hep Brighter porops - o tget ct. he he
,eading tins are putty. ennaty and cream ;
three to six buttons are worn but Mt n late
ranged from eight to ten. Embroidered gloves
arr handsome. but do not wear well as they are
made Of Inferior KID,
HEAD GEAR.
II seems TINT The h"ad -irpss is now as Of
much Importance as the head. and II cannot he
the way in which she wears 1t. conveys no mean
impression of her to the. LOCKER on. porohnt
t, t,niu n. hal
ar very popular. trimmed 10 velvet. aud clair
dc hue plum both hats and bonnets show
=s"44 q, Of ysys H " a Trh'f sss, Fr" w.
by reasop Of It's extreme lp.insas, Is
Saes1 s W Wis q b,d ' sa13s
In tufts Of moss on Tue side. and stfeamets
d white tHin. Another WINS so Overwhelmingly
composed of old.goli aud bronze saith that We
almost forget the mlnuia, the plumes were OF
crown was d baad Of Mareusrifs.i, e,nbrodered
p o.d.gold, color Hill another dainty affair in
the tuuua shape. was Of black velvet With plsat=
ngs OF white silk in the crown and white os-
tah Bluneis euling etanefulg 70 ri g9e side.
Mms syn9s viii h ~, h9t ann ann Ia @
no doubt lie beautiful past comment
At ! ada,ne Bsrhs'n's. on, Canal street. rs
W sss XSfy Sss WIS Ss'9 IN |" the e" new
sba1e-mousse. another Of brown velvst and
blue satin displayed the breast and plumage of
Ans COCK. anu WIS u llttle nilnHI Inc bH@
ohessa. trimmed In clair de- uns. was OF vslvet
and satih. There was a lovely girls hat of
black vslvst. with tip tilted front faeed
sist'd Of shaded roses. biaet satiin
streamers. and white ostrich plum .,
The "MaeMahon" was quito unique; II WINS Of
of velvet fruits and shaded leaves. The Fapotte
# clair dc lune and navy blue velvet and The
Mariulnins were two OF the prstiest shown. The
latter being fns hionsd Of bfonSs velvet and
satin. Fewer flowers nrs on winter hats.
ppnpons and high aigrettes nrs very popular.
ns hre wings and pimes Of all descriptions.
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