The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25
PARTISAN FASHIONS.


NOVEMBER II. 1871.
Never was headgoar so varied Between the plaiu
ssalsEn cap with gold pheasanrs bead aud bright eye
GU one side and the pretty winning beaver with pow
dered plume tuft anarchy In shape shade and
trimming. As rule, however, the Rubens aud
Capote prevail and the artistic among tho Inter
10 one With soft satin crown that painted by hand
10 water coors II bears the name Of the 'aquareii.
ste" just As do the paintings which DECOR
ate our dwellings. This new idea Is uniauc
and although tho most conspicuous place for
the Inhibition Of landscape may be on the top Of
ones head. yet amateurs are not accustomed seek
for them in that position, and a whole flock or
lambs herds OF oxen may pass by them without
being observed Far more effective the other vel
vets, with We'll or strings OF beads ROUND the rims
and well feathers mixed with whte ostrich
THE SPANISH MARRIAGE
All Parisian artccrs ringing with the names
OF Spanish ladies now rushing out OF the best mil
inery ana couurier establishments in perfect bexi-
derment They all gong to the Kings wedding
to that Of the Duchess dc Fernan Nunez The follow
ing are some of the beautiful robes ordered -:
Ella Mrveilleasc." ia Mariolaiue," lie FRANCOIS
l." lie Montierrat" They wonderful combina-
lions Of velvet, brocade, grosgran, lace and satiu
feathers and embroidery. The colors ruby and
absirthe, garnet and moss lavender aud peashe and
all tho Turkish olives are mixed win amaranth.
garance. pale blue aud pule pinks. This produces
subdued shading. The renaissance cut the chaie
aIne with standing RUIZ and sashed slccves made OF
brocade reiours ciseG dstinct limo Is drawn be-
tween gala toilette which 10 Of the sixteenth century
period, AMI every day costumes
BucKLEs.
Tho newest shoe buckles IN argent percs are like
shawl pins; they bear the name Of The wearer.
curious apparton from under a jady's skirt IL the
name Of Louise, Camille or Hortepsc. A new bow Is
called the '.windmili, - being made to initiate tho
shape OF m-sails when turning round Ladies' could
scarcely select more appropriate symbol wnen
they suddenly turn cold shoulder on
rejected admirer. Another charming suggcs
ton Is the white fur swans down hood Tor
sortic dc BAL II Is made to DO pulled the eyca
and the shoulders but au opening ia left for
tho throat, on which diamond medallion is 40 often
visible II be little restless she does not
care to be hoodwinked and pulls the fur on one side
her in order to see; this produces pretty
though awry. is always becoming TO the young.
MASrILLAs AND BALL DRESSES.
The Shetland mantilla Is good substitute for Span.
ish blonde; It Is only nns barge, cleverly put on
Pdnduloslsc
now style Of ball dress called "Cinderca's Cod
mother" is white snowdaked gauze. Tho bodice 10
worked with gold spangles, tho scarf IL Of beaten
down floss a downy sort oi plush tissue. and
In the cured ohignon lows a veil Of moussclins
de solo OF crepe iisse This veil may flow the
robc or may DO rolled round the waist and thence
float like mist around tho dancer. The .Cendrion"
day tho color OF drcgs OF wine aud in bourret
with dark green sleeves anu undorskirL