, 1877-04-08
and lilies OF the Wiley. But to even mention all
the lovely bonnets that merit admiration would be
an endless t1sk.

and lilies Of the vnlley: But to even mention all
the lovely bonnets TINT merit admiration would be
an endless t1sk.
OUR OPERA SEASON
is now in full blast, and as consequence opera
cloaks and other similar garments for theatre weur
na ready s sGs logey have Sesn
camel's hair being particularly noticeable. II was
trimmed % with a massy sils fringe Of pale rose.
se rhe1e 1
gnloon combined, the three .colors woven in a
beautiful flower and foliage design, each flower
ane su Ssd eamele Mn reg ges nS1
gold and silver and edged with n fringe
Of both I3ea9iin beautiful d. opera cloak, which
blonde wearer ut the Academy, is Of tho palcst
possible shade of green. a handsome heavy fringe
of white chenille borders the edge. and above this
for the width OF eight OF ten inches is some Of the
richest embroidery have seen. It done in white
chenille silk .oss OF tile rarest rose tints almost
pencil blossom. and tiny white pearl bends. In the
glare OF the innumerablc gaslights the effect is be-
Wildcring und very lovely.
Never before has there been such variety In
MOURNING GOODS.
hash ew a eae 70
adectionately 10 tint pre-eRninsnty handsome
sshy Of se41
fine and handsome, nre also shown for warm
weather. An excellent material for sprins and
ss,nner wear is Australian erape. which s admir-
for it's moderate cost varying from 50 to rs cents
for fair quality, and ST. 5o for the best For light
mourning sss ass ma an aaa a e9ods
particularly tasteful. Some handsome black GAL
looms are embroidered IN white, dark purple ones
IN gay ones In black p and .1a;sS 90
tn1opGa toilette kau tie back sk,ra
trimmed With & double s box. .p'eated aounee;
TIT wth SasE Staa fsd
With With gray. The s'Dreton" waist has a long
basque opening wide in front. revealing hand
tiny pocket closing With button Three ] Harrow o.
pltatcd eutltes headed by the embroidered galioon
ornament the sleeve. The waist "opens in revers
shape at the throat and is also trimmed with the
galloon.
beauty and freshness q design. The variety Of
and to NY thinking one of the most atrociouss Is
''bib "-shaped, fastened in the back by orna-
mental bruoch. which is generally q long scarf
In that use s'Buby. Some Of these colarettesare
about two incnes wide at the back, hut deepen as
broad square upon the breast. Others arc perfect.
ly round and still another style consists OF broad
Insertion edged on both sides by wide lace rutie.
length. This Is passed around the neck, faste ned
behind with pin, anu ends allowed to fall. Ell
derby adies, for neck garnitures affect the Prin-
Iloniton, though much heavier than the hitter
Tint about three inches wide sells for 81. Fichus
OF every style are worn, some very simple and
tasteful; others very rich and elab-
crate. A novel one, extremely
pretty, is made OF square piece Of sheer white
lawn folded three -cornerwse, the points crossed
before Along the edge is handsome vine OF en-
broidercd leaves aud flowers. Fichus OF this de-
scrptlon will be greatly worn out of doors later In
the spring. For this purpose they: will chiefly be
made OF tou1ard. in dark shades, though mostly in
black. Some handsome spring toilcttcs being now
made have dchus like the dress, or of some pieas
antly contrasting gooda and color. Lace insertions
and edgtn.s are laYorite trimming and also one
Of the prctsicst- Some elegant dchus have teen
shown me Of crepe dc chine und real Va!enciennes.
costing 81. Thut they were lovely neeu scarcely
say. MATTE s.