, 1879-08-17
TEE FASHIONS.
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The first importations OF autumn millinery
| chnsists mafply of larre bnnets. hnt- A was
+ha ms. loo, eoason 700 evtrenas .ra ro,;,o.
| ..1s . w.. $3.50 s,a at.1H.
seu'eo' anu tnefe ase a'so e0'a'l e'ose eo'tase
Shapes. Inc large oonnets afe pokes Win CLOSE
s'oes' ana large oF'm projecting aoose tne1ofe-
| head The Directolre bonnets with square crown
| aud f1arfne brim are repeated, and there. are
| many rolled hrims that hare the Rah,oas cffect
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onee 81 poooiaF, ueeo Aae'e t1ae Aaee' ANU a'e
similar to the halo orms that have been found
SO: generally, becoming. The; small boonets
have scarcely any br1m. md seem tn
consist of souora crown thot +,taa
~ 49, ..,. Ho 'aN,o
IL 'ae oach o. Tie heao, anu covers OILY
about half the top. These shapes have been
worn during the summer at Newport and Sara
toga, and have looked more like caps than
dress -bonnets, as they are without facc-trin-
Dinys, pIumes, or flowers, beng simply trimmed
With ribbon loops and bows. o her shapes
serve either Us q bonnet or round Int. The
favoritc Carmen bonnet Is shown with greater
breadth in the back. Tie rolcd-brim English
turban promises to remain in favor, and there
are pretty round hats with dropping square
front, while both sides anu the back are turned
up. me regular neoteh cap IS snown -lor very
Jouas taceSs al'o ,'sle a1e lauu1Y Ueto7 uats
pTesase.F lRg tnose worn ny @eaLlemep.
se'V lalge 1sroeau nats aso seen WIN
nlsn ooInteu cEoWus, uue uese are LIE onlY e.
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clul shape, q compromise between pom bonnet and .i
rouna nat mas Lures curves ~ .ae oEi1u ou ,ne
fient sue, WING 1He !elt Is tolieu up stloolo1',
thls shape ana the very large GalnsoorooShs are
me most picturesque s1'tes eAn'oltea.
All these quaint shapes are represented in the
soItcst silk blush, in FUR Drawers, with pile an
inch long, and in smooth French felt. Some
times two fabrics enter into one bonnet,-as, for
instance, the crowu will be smuoth felt, while the
6riID is SILK plush or the rough-faced fur beaver;
or else the crown will be smooth plush, and the
brim OF rough plush showing very deep pile.
A novelty this season is fea her felt with luosb
shreds OF feathers forming the pile OF fine felt;
in While and pale gray these will be used for
dress bonnets. The poke, the Carmen, the D-
rectoire. turbans, Derbys, and Gainsborough
hats are shown in these fabrics Sometimes The
edge OF bonuets is finished with wire covered
with satin of the same shade. Many OF the
round hats have their broad rolled brims widely
bound with silk or satin OF the color OF the felt.
ornamcnted BY several rows OF stitching. Some
Of the turba0s have indented crowns OF plain
felt with rough plush brims rolled closely, while
others reverse this arrangement, aud have
smooth brims on rough crowns.
wooLEN DRESSES FOR FALL.
nor,- c1oth coiors IN thc nov ah.f7oe of a,n..
r,n.h Pcnhr ,,,1t green. nrnnc. Rnroovnr. roid-
- hrnrrr ami nncl,s hreast hf,,rs nro chnWn fo
-. - ,. 3an1on 5raeeoe heing nronor II r. 10
tne nJ" hnnsos for ear,.. foii waop 1hn nc ms
80 ':1n aEo nnol,a.ho;r HIoth rashnaro ond
rhn1a o,iia1 fo;Ar H. e1uoi;-r .rhic, l. rann1nr
new rot b,s romrh snr1ace nd reeenhiea
t,"t;,,o =, ,1a erf1;.icnrlv heovr tn servo for
ountnS taa.5-os.ac 'is;a t;n,m,r~z 30 eotin
Wa.u, H. WILLY. a',a ehs5e s.i n,rs hnraarS manr
ol tale 90 eau'n .,anhtne stitch;n~ w;ne ,wno1a9g
t:a to"5 ,5 Tag o,ntroet;nT oi,ts in scotch
o1aias' .uu eo5 5ast ;|tr;a,+e A ,.,aso;o ~
signs. The shirr,ng : 50 popular during !. the
sumuler W. ,a1;.,, 49, ~ :, n1oat,nps Trn,, tha tna
DC the usunt WILEY ~ ~ ~ hroaiae+ @ ;it