The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-04-26
Opening Day in New York.

with that suaviser IN naodo for which
they are SO justly celebrated, as
sembted in brigades, regiments
companies and single file on Bro4d-
way, the avenues, Brevoort and
Clinton and other places sacred &c
the hauHts of fashion. One is sup
posed to wear the ring of Gyges
upon occasions.
A REAL LOVE OF A BONNET ID
As for bonnets, shall simply re,
mark, aud my language is plain
that you can chose a perfect beauty
for $95! You know, and | know
OF ali the charms dear woman wears,
Of all her many traps and snares,
For real effect there's nsught compares
With real love of bonnet!
For a bennett of genuine beauty and grSce
Worn on the head in its proper place,
Shadowing family the wearer's face,
Is the thing for song or 8 sonnet.
A new dress produces palpita-
lions; new dOlman, flounee OF
lace or Polouaise, feverish symp-
toms, but bonnet inspires an in
tense mental excitement which
nothing can alleviate but a new
one, and becoming one.
Pourquois Simply because it is
the frame to the picture we all wor-
ship Brides must start in life with
a trousseau infinitely more costly
than that of five or six years ago.
will tell the rest; for
sven you comes to be married,
sammy" says the elder Mr.. Weller,
'you- IL know a good mary things
you don't know now"
20 ENrRANCED.
Nothing can exceed the marve-
lous beauty of the flowers. 1 stand
entranced
mid sheaved lilies and the moth-loved lips
OF purple asters and milk-white crumpled
pinks'
Daisies, clusters of Parmese vlolets,
trsiling clematis and hawthorne
vines, fragile avemoues and azaleas,
dentzia and velvetly pansies so true
to nature that one realizes the in
formation, that each rose and the
simplest flower is closely copied
from nature, and each leaf, each
petel snd stem requires a different
artisan. In addition to these and
many more beauties are arranged in
proud possession the yellow COW
slips. buttercups, jonquils, and
lemon roses, lemon yiolets. Lemon
is the last stab given to the ueart OF
a blonde. 1t reigns supreme in
Paris, having arrived at this intense
color through the gradual strategic
efforts. Cream came in last year,
green took on, then, tint of cream,
and was named tilleul; then fol
owed maize, dandelion, old gold
color, the royal color of China,
and the very latest is
reritable lemon.
f.ra THE DRESS QUESTION
Is also happily arranged, and so
lmicably as well that for the co
Iuettish, there are the Breton suits;
or the majestic and stout, the be-
coming princesse dress in one piece;
or the stately and less stout the
,rincesse polonaise and the basques,
labit waist and oyerskirts for the
small and slender. From the Cen
ennial Exhibition has arisen a
strong Oriental tendency in design
md color, both in textile fabrics
All in Jewels. The making up and
wearing Of dresses, wells ard Orna-
nents leans to Egyptian, Indian or
sssvriau. Raw silk fabrics are
-erv fashionable in mixed soft rich |
olors, blended as we see them IN
n Indian rug. The facouncss, too,
axe on the same soft, yet brilliant
fleets in one style, in another the |
'attern is thrown up IN relief /
Plain materials, such as cashmeres.
indian cashmeres sid KS. silks, beige,
reamy white woods, fine cancels I
air cloths, are all very popular,
hieay on aecoans of the galloons
or trimming them. These are au
nch or two inches wide, wrought |
v the jacquard looms on fine
aohair sarfaee. in rich floral and
loman petterns and arabesques in
iIk of briliiane colors. These gal
1ons are especially adapted for the |
reton costumes. In sim pier fab
les beige reappears this season, 81
D bunting, which, made, its debut last
ear and was so popular that it
ONES again, not only in creamy
-hite ana dark Blue, but in al of
ie fashionable -coEors, both dark !
nd light. A new material for sum-
Ter, Gazeline barege, strongly re-
smbles banting, excepting that it
less wiry and more graceful in
lie folds. There are fine Alaeriene
DOL STUDS in stripes, and black
lmels' hair imported with the bril-
ant India galloons for trimming.
Each season brings with it
enzy fo- something; this spring it
reaks out in buttons. There are
iperb pearl buttons iridescenr and
rilliantly changeful as an opal,
icy aae worn with the Oriental
alioons. Others are small. OF sill
sr. or thin smoked pearl with two