The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31
and Antlef gaslfght looks superb, as the light
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DRESS GOODS AT DANZ1GER's

The spring bourrettes have been written
about, commented upon, and now worn, un-
til, possibly, our readers weary Of the subject
The expensive article, which is marked $3 q
yard, + beautiful the Inexpensive is shabby
linens. and the toilet d'Alsace are above re-
proach. The latter, which Is very wide. costs
thirty-five cents yard, and Is really an ex-
quisits style Of wash goods. Quite a novelty
Mt the above store are the embroidered pigues,
some in pure white, others In delicate shade
OF red, and others again in deep blue; these
are marked at 81 25 q yard up The latest
design In Tides s an embroidered centre of
tulips, parsniEs, leaves.Or roses with lace Dor
ders; these ARE delicate ana beautiful, the col
ors reproducing the natural tint Of the flowers,
and are offered at from 81 to 81 apiece. The
new styles of fan, after the Japanese model
are quite handsome; the representations dis
card the grotesq,le altogether Fans of real
Russia leather sticks and satin mountings
are by far the handsomest productions of the
season; there Is an air OF solid elegance about
them which cannot be assumed by any other
specimen Of the fan family. Most of them are
provided with chatelaines. which is quite q de-
Parasols are Of black silk, or some dark
shade, lined with silk Of q contrasting color,
or with white; ~ long-looped bow OF ribbon on
the top gives finish to it, the tops are round
IN icy Of the pointed canoRy top Of last sGh
fringe, or whalebone fringe. The handles are
OF amber, cameian, ebony, ivory pearl, Or
natural wood handles.
NEW BoNNETs.
The flower hats IRE the most exquisite little
trlfles that have been yet seen upon the heads
81 mortal women. Composed entirely of
buds for thegarniture, they look as ifimportsd
directly from fairyland Madame Reyn0ir
and Mrs. F. II. Harden, on Charities street,
have many OF these lovely bonnets on exhibit
ton, beside the various new styles in chip or
straw. Beads are in great favor as means
Of decoration; these are large gold beads,
edging the brims of black chip bonnets: white
pearl beads on white straws, and very effac-
tive on the Marie Stuart sbonnets, that have
dark velvet facings,;; yellow tinted smoked
c6lofs. A bonnet Of white chip seen at Mrs
Harden q had swine-colored velvet facing in
the brim, which was trimmed with two rows
OF pearl beads that extended also around the
indented curtain. Two rosettes of white
satin ribbon were on the top, while the left
side was covered with rosebuds, mgnonette
and pansies An exquisite little hat for. a
young lady fashioned by Mrs. Logan had
The rolled-up brim faced with a shlrring OF
looped about the crown delicate ostrich tips
to match fell towards the back of the hat,
where tulle streamers were to be brought for
ward and fastened upon the bosom with a
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bonnet was composed Of pale blue hvacinths
and delicately- tinted autumn leaves; an
other bore all the glOres Of the ripe SUM
mer fields-cowslips buttercups and daisies.
These indeed are revelations Of what taste
full and skillfu hands can do, and il the sum
mer shall bring any improvements upon the
designs that 4g has already given us, we
may we'll prepaB to DO astonished.
., SUMMER GLOVES.
Undressed kid are considered the most ele-
giant choice for street use, and lace mitts for
full-dress toilettes. Beige unts and mastic
shades are most popular in these gloves.
There is no change In the style of dressed
Kid; the fashionable colors are wood tan, and
beige shades, silver grey, mastic ashes-of-
roses, and series Of kindred hues. For
economy, style and comfort through the
warm months, the Paris thread gloves are
chosen, with long wrists clicked like stock
ings These cost 81 10 a. pair, will wash with
out shrinking, and the fingers are neatly fin
-ished. Crean-oolor, white, grey and ecru are
the fashionable shades. A complete and ele-
giant assortment of all such may he found at
Kreeger's, Holmes. and DanzigeI.ss