The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21

interviewer with gold. I wreath OF blue flowers
forms the coropet, and bows MADE OF narrow satin
red-witn bronze wings az the side, compose the
trimming
rather than increase In the szs OF The nswest oon-
nets aid they set close 10 the head In more sub
dued fashion Than formerly. The "Gainsborough,' =
aud to q certain description OF beauty so very be-
coming that is not likely 10 be entirely discarded
There is little room for inside trimming the
bonnsts, a band covered with beads or q tus ruche
being all that Is required. but outside flowers and
the space between the edge OF the brim aud The
Tip OF tho crown, and permit no other mining save
loops o. satin ribbon AZ the back, with long ends
reaching below the waist.
II Is perhaps strange since prophets have pro-
verbally but little honor ~ their own country That
care much more Tor the German ana Irish aces than
the ladies' Of those countries do themselves. IL
tries is confined principally 70 the rch who afford
the more costly fabrics, while mere especially ana IN
England also there Is large class VINO are cuivs.sd
up TO the p0lnt OF loving lace, and who therefore.
while they cannot AFFORD Tho "real. " SUCH as pons
duchesse or Aencon are glad 10 avail themselves Of M
really handsome and elective productions ol Inc GER
man ana Irish peasaptry.
A new impetus has been given TO the lace manufac-
bv the reintroducton OF the old style large collar
and CUTS. These nave certain distinction when worn
in conjunction with elegant toilets, ana nave tnere-
Any one who has been looking tor and expecting
simplicity Of styles IN lingerie IS doomed 10 dlsap-
pointmens, Tor fashion rs sporting ro,ous'y among
laces and hopes 10 convince people that these ex-
quisite products are among the necessaries OF NE,
parts parcels OF the feminine daily existence, and
actually powerful moral agents.
A white muslin hchu or collarette pretty and be-
coming. Is MADE by laying me material IN easy folds
around the neck; cut pointed on the shoulders, IA
front, and completed with Two rows OF vaicnciennes
luce. The neck finished with ruche of lace 10 cor
respond INSIDE OF this appears plating OF line
Iaco or txrlelau Ladies AFRO now wearing tarletan
paitlngs very generally; the material costs much
less than crepe lfsse aud Is more durable. wide
cu OF mule, with double rills oil Valcncennes lace
finishes the wrist and bow OF ribbon Is placed at the
outside OF the cuff
EASTER NOVELTIES.
White tuile wells dotted with chenille with pearls
the novelty Tor summer They are the small mask
vol, with O HON or pearl fringe on the edge.
Gloves are IN every variety OF shade IN color, tho
kid sott and line, WITH the backs embroidered in the
most chastc ana elegant designs. delicate silver
gray color shows embroidery IN the various gray
shades. the brow glove in shaaed browns, and SO
Black kids Tor mourning arc embroidered n
lavender color, showing little white and black Six
other black kids in bright contrasting colors. In
Paris everything Is embroidered--shocs bonncts,
dresses, wTappings, cravats and gioveR
Geutlemcn's KID gloves have several rows OF heavy
stitching. contrasting coora Tw0-buttoned gloves
cfeam, Drown aud uraD are IN good taste. English
gloves have embroidery upon the back IN sell coIors
French are without buttons, hut finished loosely aud
like an opon worked stocking upon the arm.
Beige colorcd gauze ~ the popular yelling material
for round bats. Flower bonncis, which Will 20 the
flowers only Short ostrich lips In buncnes are pro-
ferred Tor bonncts to long sweeping piumeG
Tho newest style street scarf Tor the neck IS black
neckerchie with tho edges embroidered and finished
pale blue, with red and or beige with crimson
Long lace scarfs, either back, white or bcgo are
shown 10 spanish lace, which fashion decrees must
be tied low the breast or crossed like hchu.,
richly embroidered In roses and buds Of natural col