Godey's
Lady's Book and Magazine
A Chapter on "Clubs," by Tony Dutell, Esq. [Godey's Clubs]
131
A Christmas Eve [fiction]
528
Adelaide Chetwood: A
Sketch of Southern Life, by Pauline
Forsyth
A Gentleman's Necktie (Illustrated)
[netting]
547
A Lover's Phases, by Frank
[poem]
60
Alphabet of Fancy Letters (Illustrated)
S-Z, Capitals
12
A-O, Capitals
103
P-Z, Capitals
202
a-z, lower case, grass head
396
Alpine Flowers, by Willie
Myrtle De Haven [poem]
63
An Autumn Murmur, by Willie
E. Pabor [poem]
445
A Note or Card Case in Covered Rings (Illustrated)
70
A Son's Remembrance, by Finley
Johnson [poem]
159
A Tudor Suburban Residence (Illustrated) [with plans]
64
Aunt Sophie's Visits, by Lucy
N. Godfrey
38, 423
Aunt Tabitha's Fireside:
No. XVII—The Escape-Valve, by Edith
Woodley
[fiction]
142
Aunt Tryphena Bordergrass' Steamboat Ride, by Clara
Augusta [fiction]
430
Autumn Leaves (Illustrated)
[embroidery]
394, 456
Autumn Winds, by Jane
H. Shaw [poem]
352
A Vision, by J. M. M.
[poem]
445
"Avium Migrationes," translated by Cecilia Ferguson
159
A Wife's Power
30
Basques (Illustrated)
160, 292
Beautiful Simile
154
Bells in Distant Lands [poem]
444
Bonbon Basket (Illustrated)
69
Bonnets (Illustrated)
66, 162, 260, 288, 449, 542
Boudoir Bag (Illustrated)
7, 75
Braiding Pattern for a Boy's Sack (Illustrated)
296
Bridal Pincushion (Illustrated)
452, 453
Bridal Song, by Robert
G. Allison [poem]
444
Bridal Song, by Mrs.
Jane M. Mead [poem]
61
Broderie for a Handkerchief (Illustrated)
169
Broderie for a Skirt (Illustrated)
169
Brodeuse Outline Circle (Illustrated)
163
Broken Music, by H.
Clay Preuss [poem]
258
Caps (Illustrated)
161, 355, 455, 541
Capes (Illustrated)
160, 161, 354
Carryl's Curtain Establishment (Illustrated)
97, 171
"Catch the Sunshine," by Nannie Oh! [poem]
256
Centre-Table Gossip, containing--
A Costly Gift Book
267
A Group of Household Charms
285
A New Out-of-Door Amusement [archery]
381
Bridal Etiquette
475
Convenient Hints for Quiet Households
189
Dressing Children
189
Ideal Heroism
285
Literary Vanity
381
Married and Single
567
Neighborship
93
New Books and Music
94
Our Neighbors [poem]
93
New Books and Music
94
Sowing Seed
475
The Garden
No.
7—July—Chrysanthemums, pansies, watering plants,
transplanting, geraniums, composts
93
No. 8—August—Propagation of plants
190
No.
9—September—Flowers in bloom, moving plants indoors 286
No. 10—October—Taking up bulbs, planting bulbs,
dividing hardy
perennials
382
No. 11—November—Evergreens and ivy
476
No. 12—December—Washing plants, proper temperature for house
plants, winter flowering plants, scale control, camellias
567
To Correspondents
Tonics damaging
teeth, tooth powders; possibility of women artists;
mosaic jewelry; bridal gifts from a bridesmaid—handkerchiefs;
fichus or capes; Graham bread
94
How to make an egg go into a bottle; watering plants; Christian
charity better than cleanliness; preservatives from moths; vegetable
or botanic extract, liquid bandolines, rose bandoline, almond
bandoline, gum
tragacanth
190
Cosmetics discourages; cleaning grease from wallpaper; blacking for
kid or morocco; taking ink from unpolished surface;
Philadelphia
cream cheese receipt; making oil cloth
286
Brightening grates, cleaning German silver; taking impressions of
leaves; macaroni; definition of "growing in masses" in gardening;
barberry jelly
382
Mince-pie; German vs. Italian music; to have roses bloom in winter;
macaroni receipts
476
Best composition for doll's heads, doll's clothes; warming carriages;
California marble, infant formula; black
poplin for mourning;
measurements
needed for custom riding habit
568
Chemistry for the Young
Lesson X (continued)
272
Lesson X (concluded)
368
Lesson XI.
Special Remarks Concerning Mercurial Combinations
462
Lesson XI (continued)
556
Children's Dresses (Illustrated)
481, 569
Christening Robes (Illustrated)
447, 448
Christmas for Rich and Poor, by Annie Fraust (Illustrated) [fiction]
513
Cigar-Case in Crochet (Illustrated)
163
Clergyman's Band Case (Illustrated)
171
CLOAKS, DRESSES, MANTILLAS, TALMAS, &c.
A Girl's Cloak (Illustrated)
487, 569
Bride's Dress (Illustrated)
297, 383
Fancy Dresses (Illustrated) [costumes]
488, 489, 569
Girl's Dress (Illustrated)
105, 191
Good Advice (Illustrated)
[girls' dresses]
4, 95
La Demie Toilette (Illustrated)
196, 287
La Victoria (Illustrated)
[dress]
486, 569
Le Paris Elegant (Illustrated)
[children]
197, 287
Morning-Dress (Illustrated)
5, 95, 100, 191
Opera Cloak (Illustrated) [with
diagram]
9, 74, 75, 95
The Andalusian, from Brodie (Illustrated)
11
The Austurian (Illustrated)
393, 477
The Barcelona, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
262
The Castiglione, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
360
The Cherbourg (Illustrated)
385, 477
The Coatee (Illustrated)
104
The Latest Style of Dinner-Dress (Illustrated)
101, 191
The Lonjumeau Dress (Illustrated)
388, 477
The Lou-Lura (Illustrated)
389, 477
The Ophelia (Illustrated)
485, 569
The Rose (Illustrated) [dress]
484
The Sevillian, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
106
The Tablier Style (Illustrated)
293, 388
The Valencian, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
551, 569
The Zerlina Dress (Illustrated)
390, 477
Walking-Dress (Illustrated)
8, 95
Collar and Sleeve in Brussels Embroidery (Illustrated)
356, 357
Collars (Illustrated)
102, 104, 200, 356, 362, 548
Contentment
412
Corners for Pocket Handkerchiefs (Illustrated)
6, 102, 165, 266, 298
Corners for Samplers (Illustrated)
73
Covers for Cake Baskets, etc. (Illustrated)
359
Crochet Lace (Illustrated)
261, 451
Crochet Mat, with Forget-me-not Bordure (Illustrated)
454
Crochet Purse (Illustrated)
392, 456
Crochet Toilet Mat (Illustrated)
263
"Cut a Dido" [origin of phrase]
128
Darkened Days, by Willie
E. Pabor [poem]
62
Darned Netted Curtains (Illustrated)
545
Design for a Country-House (Illustrated) [with plans]
353
Diagram for a Child's Over-Gaiter (Illustrated)
395
Diagram of Dress Body (Illustrated)
451
Disenchantment, by Pauline
Forsyth
437
Doll's Collar (Illustrated)
548
Douglas & Sherwood's Patent Balmoral Skirt (Illustrated)
69
Drapery Body for Evening Costume (Illustrated) [with diagram]
543, 544
Dress-Body (Illustrated)
[with diagram]
450
Editors' Table (Illustrated)
A Blind Girl's Idea of Ladies, by Mrs.
Hale [poem]
558
A Contrast
83
Fairies
177
Genevieve, by Fannie Stevens Bruce [poem]
275
Harem Life
275
Household Management in Germany
83
How can Social and Domestic Life
be Improved?
557
Knowledge
276
Lazy Ladies
83
Our Little Children, Shall They
Live? [Philadelphia Children's Hospital,
81
Our National Thanksgiving
463
Poetry worth Gold
82
Sonnet.--The Power of Thought, by Mrs.
Hale [poem]
179
Subscribers for the Washington
Portrait
371, 466, 559
Thanksgiving Day
371
The American Ladies' Mount Vernon
Association
178, 371, 466, 559
The Bible in Education
179
The Herndon Memorial
83, 276, 558
The Mother of the Chevalier de
Bayard
466
The True Principles of Economy
557
To the Memory of Captain Herndon,
by a Young Lady [poem]
558
Unhappy Women
275
Valedictory Address
465
Visit to a Water-Cure [Mount
Prospect Water Cure at Binghamton,
NY]
371
What a Christian Woman has Done
369
What a Heathen Woman Does
370
Who are the Authors of the
Atlantic Telegraph?
463
Witchcraft:
Its Persecutions, and its Victims Chiefly Women
558
Woman's Sphere, Rights, and Duties
273
Education
56
Effect of Color upon Health
150
Ellen Galt Martin [deaf and mute], by Joe, the Jersey Mute
347
Embroidery for a Talma or Child's Cloak (Illustrated)
294
Embroidery for an Infant's Shawl or Blanket (Illustrated)
170
Embroidery, Inserting, &c. (Illustrated)
66, 71, 75, 101, 102, 105, 163, 167, 168,
169, 170, 261, 264, 266, 267, 294,
296, 297, 298, 355, 357, 358, 362, 363, 364,
392, 449, 451, 456, 457, 458, 487,
488, 489, 490, 545, 549
Enigmas
63, 159, 258, 352, 446, 540
Fancy Bead Basket (Illustrated)
544
Fancy Mat, with Bead Border (Illustrated)
548
Fashions
Organdy robe; challis skirt with
muslin jacket; grenadine dress;
children's
dresses; dresses for girls 10-14; morning dress; walking
dress;
opera cloak; morning and evening dress for watering places;
opera cloaks; flowers to trim evening dresses;
headdresses;
handkerchiefs; carriage screens
95
Ashes of roses dress; walking dress; riding-habit; boy's dress,
girl's
dress, morning dress, dinner-dress, basque, child's dress, various
styles of hoops, basques going out of style; sleeves; fabrics; second
mourning styles; juvenile fashions; jewelry
191
Carriage dress; evening dresses; lavender dress; dinner dress;
children's
dresses; favorite colors for fall bonnets (illustrated); evening
headdresses; fall silks; trim on dresses; capes; fichus; jackets; caps
287
Dressing gown; walking dress; dinner dress; pointed
basque; tablier
style of dress; bride's dress; wedding reception dress; girl's dress;
child's walking dress; boy's dress; effect of business panic on dress;
bonnets; mantles; dress fabrics; dress trimmings
383
Carriage dress; robe dress; walking dresses; cloaks; displays
at Genin's;
bonnets; mantles; mourning store
477
Bride's dress, bridesmaid' dress; robe a lez; cloak; dress;
child's cloak;
children's dresses; raglans losing favor; cloaks; pardessus; dress
trimmings; jackets or basques; bonnets for girls ten to twelve; round
beaver hats; walking dresses for little girls
569
Fashions in the Olden Times [1719-1753]
511
Father and Mother
527
Figures for Samplers (Illustrated)
73
Firesides and Facts of the Revolution, by E.
F. Ellet [The Caldwell Family of
SC, Major Robert Gillam,
Benjamin Eddins]
253
First 18 Lines of R. Herbert's Latin Prize Poem "Avium
Migrationes" Translated
by Cecilia Ferguson
159
Flower Border, in Berlin Work (Illustrated)
358
Fourth of July Celebration at Dozeyvale, by Kate
Berry Potter [fiction]
17, 115, 223
"For Better, for Worse," by H. C. [poem]
257
French Dinner Napkin Ring (Illustrated)
71
Godey's Arm-Chair
Pennsylvania State Editorial
Convention; The Old Dominion Coffee Pot;
Appeal to Not Use French in Articles; Douglas &
Sherwood's Skirt
Manufactory; Home Difficulties; Hymeneal Revenge [poem];
A Wife
Wanted; Boarding on the European Plan;
Jokes; Predictions from
1827; The Value of a Sister
88
Philadelphia Restaurants; Atlantic City; Poem to Godey's;
Jokes;
Retiring to the Country; The Importance of Customary Occupation;
How to Dry Currants [poem]; Dresses Worn at Her Majesty's
Drawing-Room; Musk; Hair Preparations; Mrs. Partington on
Hoops; Godey, after Longfellow
182
Soule College for Young Ladies
[Murfreesboro, TN]; poem about
Godey's; The Old Pedagogue; Toilet Curl Clasps; Enticing Away
Servants; Dresses Worn at the Last Reception; A Warwhoop
[poem]; Response to Advertisement for a Wife; Hints Relative to
Flowers
279
Toilet Curl Clasps; Excursion to Lancaster, Harrisburg,
Altoona,
Cresson,
Etc.; Cherry Hill Cut [men's haircut]; The War-Hoop
[poem]; Sundry Mottoes from Punch; Very Neat [poem];
Jokes;
Poem/Letter from Katharine P.; New Music;
Balmoral Skirts
375
Grandest Store in Philadelphia Yet; Christian Courtesy; To
Katharine P.
[poem]; Ladies' Travelling Reticule; Why Ladies Should Read
Newspapers
470
[all notes and advertisements]
563
"Gone Home," by the late D. Hardy, Jr. [poem]
255
Guardian Angels, by Daniel
Jay Sprague
407
Half an Embroidered Collar (Illustrated)
362
Handkerchief Border (Illustrated)
162, 298
Headdresses (Illustrated)
65, 66, 259, 260, 457, 542
Health Department
Popular Errors, Etc., by Jno.
Stainback Wilson [patent medicines,
perils of
medicine by intuition]
85
Author a "regular physician," dress (corsets, thin shoes,
pro-hoops) 180
Dress—danger of corsets, infants' clothing
276
Diet
372
Bathing
466
Drinks—Water; Alcoholic
560
Hints to Dressmakers and those who Make their own Dresses,
by Mrs.
Damas
A Few Hints on Stays; Hints on
Making a Skirt
36
Hints on Apron-Making; How to Make
a Cap
151
Hints on Jackets--When to Wear Them, by Mrs. Damas
268
House Gardens
391, 428
How to Make Home Happy
230, 299, 309
I am not Lonely [poem]
351
Innocence, by W. S.
Gaffney [poem]
62
Jessie Moore's Journal, by Virginia F. Townsend [fiction]
498
Kate Arnold, by Violet
[fiction]
240
Laces and Embroideries
155
Lady's Dressing-Slipper, in Damask Tapestry (Illustrated)
499
Lady's Cuff (Illustrated)
104
Life's Stage, by C.
H. M. [poem]
255
Lines, by Esther
[poem]
350
Lines, by J. R.
Conyngham [poem]
538
Lines to Miss E. H. H., by G. R. Calvert [poem]
256
Literary Notices
Lily White:
A Romance; Principles of Social Science; Contributions to
American History; The Lives and Times of the Chief
Justices of the
Supreme Court of the United States; Sermons
of the Rev. C. H.
Spurgeon of London; Glimpses of
Jesus; Life Thoughts Gathered
from the Extemporaneous
Discourse of Henry Ward Beecher;
Robert Oaklands
or The Outcast Orphan; The Corsair: A Venetian
Tale;
Ciprina, or The Secrets of a Picture Gallery; The Iron
Cross,
or The Countess of Errol; Charles Ransford,
or Love on Board a
Cruiser; History of the Origin,
Formation, and Adoption of the
Constitution of the United
States; History of Europe from the Fall of
Napoleon in 1815
to the Accession of Napoleon in 1852; The New
York
Pulpit in the Revival of 1858; Practical and Progressive Latin
Grammar, Elementary Course; The True Glory of
Woman as
Portrayed in the Beautiful Life of the Virgin
Mary, Mother of our
Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ;
Recollections of the Last Days of
Shelley and Byron; Run Away
to Sea: An Autobiography for Boys;
The Hand, but Not
the Heart or The Life Trials of Jessie Loring;
The Hero
Missionary, or A History of the Labors of the Rev.
Eugenio Kincaid; Gunn's Domestic Physician, or Home Book of
Health
85
The History of Minnesota; Quits: A
Novel; An Epitome of the
American Eclectic
Practice of Medicine; Mary Derwent; Why Do
You Wear
It? or The Fashionable Professor; The Bouquet and
Other
Poems; Cornell's First Steps in Geography;
Ursula: A Tale of
Country Life;
Fred Markham in
Russia, or The Boy Travelers in the
Land of the Czar;
Steps Toward Heaven; The Yellow Frigate, or
The Two
Sisters; The Living Age; Prayers for the Use of Families;
Specimens of Douglas Jerrold's Wit; Select Discourses;
Woman:
Her Mission and Life
181
Lord Montague's Page: An
Historical Romance of the Seventeenth
Century;
Confessions of a Pretty Woman; The Jealous Wife; A
Poor
Fellow; Hadji in Syria, or Three Years in
Jerusalem; Osceola, the
Seminole, or The Red Fawn of the
Flower Land; Wildflower; The
Garden: A Pocket Manual of
Practical Horticulture; The World's
Battle; A
Cyclopedia of Commerce and Commercial Navigation; The
Boy Missionary; Life of Bishop Heber
277
Man Upon the Sea; Mizpah: Prayer
and Friendship; Moredun: A Tale
of Twelve
Hundred and Ten; Memoirs of Rachel; Doctor Thorne:
A
Novel; Mensuration and Practical Geometry; History
of King
Richard the Second of England; History
of King Richard the Third,
of England; Belle Brittan, or
A Tour of Newport and Here and There;
Two Millions; The
Public and Private History of Napoleon III,
Emperor of
the French; Titcomb's Letters to Young People, Single
and Married; The Family Aquarium, or Aqua Vivarium
373
Courtship