, 1877-05-20

annenrance but refreshing In It's t.o
1uanuerism Of fashion which makes 70 many peopas
resemble each other The front is highes toau 1.a
of the cottage shape which appeared las, asads
and allows the face trimming OF Gu!'su s.s,har
or thick rayeled silk ruchngs to be placed
back and at considerable distance from Inc euso
~ ths rim. Bows OF embroidered game riooon.
and sc.all buuches Of flowers. arc plaeea III t"e
denression between the face and crown. somc,
what in the style OF nearly censa55 49, ,osannar
otacrs are arranged IN the same ,,ainr hut
ahovn a small straw cape behind. rms quaa';ss H
dstinne atair ia pecnllar]y adapted TO middle
aged ladies, who now ona
hv wearing iauuty hints in endeavofs 10 cunseeJi
tHe,r s~e 6ut these viii oe the last TO ADOPT ana
If It is accepted. youthend beauty Will oe ~
patrons. This win probably remain aon ssysral Of
shrae. which It was imagined won'd contlnne ~ ~
the hackyrpnna all summer, are fast comhs my my
Amoeg t the% e. tes WIG afe saded lev
weeks ago most n vogue now T. f[s r;can cam
some Of ne summer toiettes ordeEca n5 Ag1t'a . ~
ladies, and in course OF compse.un an,ents n The
beauty OF some Of these ls peyono aesc !t ~ A.
the s,imptuous elerance OF the lace win Us GG.
fnS bs ~ ~ eEanisi:ely delicate its .e1tnte Tesss
rns;;s-s of na,nt dc Venise resemble those IN ihe
old Venetian portraits of the carly part Q! tne . sa
those Of a subsequent period, although me name
Of point dc Ecnisc dates from the latleI ei!ns:
This luxury Of the toilette has ateiy osea plougn1
ntorninentiy before the view in 4 magnificent "ofk
eedired by II. j. Rothschd. We arc there1n 10,
fnrnled Nth what diiicuty LOUIS XIV. transported
'ue u4surAcruRE OF VENETIAN LACE
to Paris and how the great King and his Ml1lstfs,
Colbert schemed to entcc artists nway from sen:cs
to establish .'asaiess natonaux" ~ ftance, ana
even bestowed mobility on ahe te
their posterity who could be induced to Leave lae
Republic when such an act was resasaeo 81 .
crime deserving death. Those VINO ieft anu a+ur ~
,hhy
-exusated the ouense by vicarous atonenlent: us ~
tue nearest relatives Of the ohcndcrs we're pat ~. "
dealn BY the inquiftion but France onta,nsh tc te
urcc OF this elegance is. and always mu.t remain,
fabulous. it rapluly dsappears in the 7arons lor1ns
to which fashion now ass'gns IT, aSa therenf hs cao
cuupanied charming toilette Of rose faye, Whlcn
t9 - ,S ase
collar and cuffs, gloves and coldure, and COST
i. so frnncs. Indies are taking an active part IN
politics and large number attended tne teesnt a,,s
These wcre Bonapartlsts who did not wunt to lose
the oppo tunity Of eyiucins their devotion 70 me
Corsran ta as ez hoRes a,s HI pas
THE RE1Ns OF GovERNMEST.
4 chimerical idea apparently; bus In thc n'stosy
OF France lese influence than that OF Paul G1annos
de Ca,saenac has shaken thrones tnat a. osser were
deemed secure. and placed fts favorites IN power:
The greatest hero OF tue day IN Fas7s, - 80 te.
Hyacinthe Loyson, whose welcome at the Cirque
oliver ost posnS Fiys thonsaSa nee-
there assembled to do him honor, and 10 acknowl-
edge the Liberty OF conscience and OF talent-
THEATRICAL.
New operas continue to follow egch other In
rapid succession, and composers seem 70 pe syang
with each other in endeavofs to complete tnem IN
the shortest period. They are placed On tue stage
with magnificent surroundings, winch In most In
stances are accepted as compromising fcr many
&sT} ~; IN r. which CIV
last week batles all description the spentot Of
its mise -en-scene, and the Grand Opera meyer
nnpeared before In such blaze of glory. The
apsry feelings arouscd among number ot promi-
uent members Of society by d. Halauzlers M afsansc &
ment of the grand rehearsal. which exciuled them
perfected grandeur last week The ',bsavo II 81 81
and IL spte Of these =; wsn s as as
actor there Is painful lasl Of orisaa, y evident
the wloie hlle Sn5 OF IN
MATHlLDE.