tfade of slate-colored alpaca, trimrared belt. Linen collar and cuffs, worked with black 25* imraed in diamond form with bla-ok velvet ribbon. Black and slate- 323 THE CALPE. [From the establishment of G. Brodie, 51 Canal Street, New York. Drawn by L. T. Voigt, from actual articles of costume.] … This mode is foremost among the beautiful pardessus of the season. It is chiefly made ofdark shades of cloth, with the ornament of braid embroideries and macarons. We regard thisstyle and another called the Eglantine, as the belles of the early winter modes. 324 i.
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