The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
Parisian Fashions
THE BONNETS FRENCH WOMEN ARE
wEARISG-BREToNL LACE IN DEMAND.
From tho T,ondou Oman.

THE BoNNETs FRENCH WOMEN ARE
wKARISG-BREToN LACE IN DEMAND.
From the London Queen.
In Paris we are still wearing felt hon
nets ana the charming colimacon bonnets
| have frequently described. Very few
new bonnets Lave as yet been worn. The
colmacon capotes are made of narrow
black lace commencing in the centre Of
the crown, and turning round and round
a hundred times, just like the rings on a
snail's back; tuft of spring flowers is
fastened at the side. Nine. Caroline
Reboux introduced this capote, which has
been adopted by the most arIstocratc
heads in Paris, the bouquet being changed
to be in unison with the toilette. Some
ladies have taken TO wearing natural
flowers in their bonnets. Nine. Reboux
is beginning to show black straw bonnets
and remarked few of these at the Au-
teull races, where they were trimmed
with plush large bow of cardinal plush
at the top plush strings; a fine gather
ing of plush inside the brim, and row
| of narrow fine ecru lace edging it. Up
| to the present no white straws have been
worn, but those in preparation are trim
med with watered and plush ribbons.
The Galitzin is tie newest bonnet that
has yet appeared it has fiat crown and
somewhat high brim, like the Auvergnate
but with this difference, it is lowered
some hat over one ear {; on the left there
are five ostrich tips, forming very grace
iul t,lft that falls over the back halr
while on the right side there is a plush
bow.
Tho marabout capotes are made of
black net, the brim being embroidered
with jet, wblle round the crown there
are marabout feathers forming sort of
coronet; at the edge of the brin there is a
fringe of marabouts mixed with jet This
style of bonnet will be reproduced both
in English and Italian straws, and with
colOred marabouis.
Summer bonnets are to be trimmed
with japanese ribbons, delicately tinted
| and artisticaily designed, and with plain
| ribbons made of thick soft silk, with a
| tuft of flowers fastened at the back. The
| wreaths on the black straws have no
| leaves and are usually composed OF
shaded roses, Parma violcts, chrysan-
| themums and snowballs.
Among the bonnet trimmings are
straw beads strung liz friDges and in pat
terms as galloon;and tinsel galloon ;and tin
sci galloons In colors busted with silver
or with gold. Brazilian beetles are
mounted on brooches or in sprays with
gilt setting, to ornament the brocades of
green-hlue shades, and also the white
| chip or braid bonnets. The white cry
stalls are brilliant in silver setting in
buckles, brooches, crescents and hees
The Jet ornaments for black lace bonnets
are extremely handsome and will be
largely used again. For the inside of q
close cottage SNAPPED black lace bonnet is
a row Of graduated jet balls, growing
larger toward the middle, thai would
answer veiy well for necklace, vel
makes very pretty coronet. To bind
the odge of other brims and black net
galloons embroidered with Jet beads
| while for the outside of the crown are
large butterflies OF jet, crescents, leaves
rings.
Black net bonptts are trimmed with
Jet ornaments, Jet feathers and black
| Breton lace the material of the bonnet
lis Brussels net OF very small meshes
without dots, laid smoothly over the
frame. When colors are used in them
| they are the new tea shades, old gold en-
broidery, white, or Prince of Wales red
| For black chip bonnets pretty mode
| from Tuvee's has The briin lined with
black satin, on which is laid quite
smoothly black lace, embroidered will
| old gold silk to represent leaves. Out
side are folds of black satin laid careless
| ly around the left side of the crown
while at the top of the right is Il group OF
four very small black lips, from which
hangs long black plume down 10 III,
shoulder
The combination of colors most seen
in millinery Is ih9t of dark red with cream
| color; tins arrang, ment is popular both
Tor blondes and tJunes. The pale Sevre
blue is used with tea color, and to thes,
is sometimes added Jacqueminet red il
the way Of roses or buds not quite blown
The gendarme blue locks wei with botl
red and cream color The favorite caI
for morning wear is the oriental turban
made of a silk handkerchief to mattel
either the peignoir or costume. Algerian
scarts also make up into very picturesqu,
caps.