The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-11

and plush tssues And then, tabled story not giving
scope wide enough for their mothers, memoirs and
chronicles have been ransacked beside. and white
jewsllsd hands have turned over dusty volumes for
more.
AMBITIOUS MArRoSa
II Ii just TO add thai all this trouble has not been
taken for the drcss style only Partisan matrons
anxious to distinguish themselves in art in In
dustry and also in conversational talent Il is not
easy 10 talk. whatever certain bachelors may say OF
womens tongues. Afternoon teas are sometimes
crudite; they made expressly for gentlemen,
who abhor visiting, as rule, and yet who like
clever chat after business hours and long sittings
Politics. books and gossip or literary turn are
the usual topics Elderly females will drop in, but
they BIO kept out; neither would they talk
OF anything but dress and their pet animals
THE QUEENS cosruMs.
They have to be borne with. The nuptal robe Of
tho future Queen OF Spain Is the general topic with
them. Tho dress OF white satin is to be covered with
Aencon manufactured so as to exhibit the coat-of-
arms OF tho different nations formerly under Spanish
rule. homo toilet worn by tho royal fGncee Is
made OF sapphire blue volvet, fastened with Rhensh
stone buttons. Tho stockings are sapphire silk, the
shoes black satin corhurns with Rhenish stone
buckles on six straps over tho instcp double
of balayeuse fills out the under part OF the SKIRT
that every motion Of tho small foot stool fender
A PICKLE KING.
Talking about royal marriages, the King of Bavarin
is really hard to please. When Will he have
'sa6aire de ceur ?" Things went very smoothly
until the lady's photo was privately sent per royal
despatch bag Soon after the President OF the Kings
Private Council sent for and informed that HIS
Majesty really could not live in front OF such low
forehead as thatl Tho President looked the FORE
head low; but he said that Horace had sung the
low foreheads OF Roman patrclan beauties Now, II
there thing the King of Bavaria does not like. it
is to be told he might do a thing some one else has
done. That decided the question; the affair has been
given up.
The King may be original in some OF his notions,
but that OF mis- tore hair on the forehead is at
least shared by others vandykes down TO the brows
are hidcous; perfect cobwebs formed over others,
and the question naturally arises what may BIO inside
such BRAIN fringed forehead Is the height OF
fashion, this style is somewhat less Objectionable be-
cause the wind blows all the fringe or and the wind
is very high just now.
BEAVER FASHIONABLE FUR
This has made the people think Of their furs and 1t
already be fairly stated that the kind preferred for
next winter will be beaver in It's natural tnts skunk
seal and chinchilla. The natural tint OF beaver is
grayish brown. The autumn furs all creamy
looking ana this trimming is sewed round fourreau
cloaks that very long. Plumes on round Gains
boroughs and Devonshires are extremely long; two
are placed on the same hat; one curls round the
front OF the crown. Cashmere shawls being worn
as skirts. and deep trimming OF cashmere from the
knee downward placed satin dress, as IL 1t
band, will be matched by q cashmere hat, somewhat
turban-like
WAC YOUR LEFT
TWO curious designs great favor for jewery
and brooch purposes. 1t is the chickens claw Such
claws these and chicken hearts totally distinct
The ornament looks formidable velvet bows. II Is
also for dresshooks Rats and mice having a
fine scramble over ladies' rings and shawlpns But
the unkindest thing In this line is the real
fly. II II simply mounted on o stud and
the ear. lady may take 1t In her head to
put on one only, and friend is sure to approach
with compliment, fancyng II is real He will Soon
wonder at the insects perseverance and endeavor to
brighten 1t of, when the will laugh and say he
has caught 1t is rather silly, but the old stick
ing plaster nsouches had In them.
There are SO many obnoxious buzzing things in this
world that whether two six legged, 1t is satsfac
ton TO catch one and then.