Godey's
Lady's Book
January-June, 1860
A Baby's Shoe, Embroidered in Chinese Knotting (Illustrated)
66
A Bordered Net for Sleeping In (Illustrated)
71
A Braided Pincushion (Illustrated)
107
A Chenille Net for the Hair (Illustrated)
355
Acting Charade.--Master-Piece, by S. Annie Frost
143
A Dirge, by Mrs. S. S. Jessop [poem]
62
A Flower-Pot Screen (Illustrated)
457
A Fortunate Mistake, by Paul Laurie
[fiction]
337
A French Belle a Hundred Years Ago
150
A Friend, by J. Howard Smith [poem]
350
A Gothic Villa (Illustrated) [with
plans]
352
A Lesson from the Flowers, by Mrs. H. E. Francis [poem]
447
Allie Belle, by Harriet N. Havens
[poem]
540
Alone, by Mrs. A. M. Butterfield
[poem]
156
Alphabet of Fancy Letters (Illustrated)
Capitals,
grapevine, A-F
12
Capitals,
grapevine, G-M
108
Capitals,
grapevine, N-S
204
Capitals,
grapevine, T, U, V, W, Y, Z
300
A Morning Cuff (Illustrated)
169
Anna Heyward; or, Perfected Through Suffering [fiction]
342
Another Letter from Our Agreeable Western Correspondent [Wisconsin]
524
A Pen-Wiper for a Writing-table (Illustrated)
263
A Record of Spring, by Marian Gwynn
[poem]
540
Articles for Fancy Fairs (Illustrated)
Long Purse in Knitting; Infant's
Shoe in Crochet; Child's Cloth Gaiter;
Bracelet in Crochet
70
Watch-Case in Chenille; Basket in Crochet and Beads; Modelling
in
Pasteboard and
Paper; Pasteboard Boxes
164
Modelling in Pasteboard and Paper; Card Boxes; Basket and Work
Bag; Pasteboard
Baskets
265
Modelling in Pasteboard and Paper; Hyacinth Stands;
What-Nots,
or
Card-Receivers; Crimped Paper Hand-Screens
357
Watch-Pocket; Long Purse in Knitting; Candlestick Socket of
Chenille
and White Beads; Modelling in Pasteboard and Paper; Charade
Flowers
456
Straw baskets, temples, etc., lavender baskets, rice or bugle
baskets 546
Articles for the Kitchen (Illustrated)
75, 171, 268
Art Thou Watching O'er Me, Mother? by Rose Clinton [poem]
351
A Tale of the Old Church Bell, by Mrs. M. W. Hackleton [poem]
446
A Travelling Cuff (Illustrated)
169
Aunt Sophie's Visits, by Lucy
N. Godfrey
225
Aunt Tabitha's Fireside:
A Visit from Old Friends, by Edith
Woodley
A Valentine, by Mary
E. Nealy [poem]
157
Avoid Deception
241
A Winter Cuff.--Netting (Illustrated)
166
Baby's Bib, Embroidered (Illustrated)
395
Baby's Knitted Bib (Illustrated)
8
Baby's Shoe [crochet and wool]
167
Basket in Crochet and Beads (Illustrated)
164
Bead Bracelet and Chain (Illustrated)
453
Beauty
146
Blunders in Behavior Corrected: Code of Deportment for Both Sexes
Absence of mind; accomplishments;
affectation; affronts; ballroom;
children;
cleanliness
30
Calls; commands; control of temper; conversation
121
Dining out; dining at home; drinking healths; disputes; dress;
eccentricities; excesses; engagements; familiarity; favors
215
Friendship and acquaintance; homely parties; hospitality; hurry;
imitation;
introductions; invitations; jesting; ladies; leaving company
314
Letters; mourning; mysteriousness; punctuality; punning;
purse-pride;
quarrels; ridicule; sulkiness; salutations; small-talk; secrecy; spite
and revenge; spitting; surliness; vanity;
vulgarities; whispering
413
Bonnets (Illustrated)
258, 449
Border for a Handkerchief, New Style (Illustrated)
394, 457
Bosom Friend, or Sontag, and Sleeves (Illustrated) [knitted]
67
Boswell's Introduction to the Literary Club (Illustrated)
193
Brace for Child's Dress (Illustrated)
453
Bracelet in Crochet (Illustrated)
70
Braided Border (Illustrated)
550
Braided Pincushion (Illustrated)
362
Braiding Pattern for an Infant's Cloak (Illustrated)
170
Braiding Pattern for Pinafore or Ladies' Jackets (Illustrated)
361
Braiding Pattern for Top of Pincushion (Illustrated)
15
Braiding Pattern for Zouave and Other Jackets (Illustrated)
358
Bridal Pincushion (Illustrated)
[embroidered]
10
Broad Line Drawing Lessons (Illustrated)
44, 151, 244, 334, 435, 526
Broderie for a Child's Dress (Illustrated)
552
Candlestick Socket of Chenille and White Beads (Illustrated)
456
Capes (Illustrated)
64, 103, 104, 160, 541
Caps (Illustrated)
159, 542
Card Receiver (Illustrated)
452
Centre-Table Gossip, containing--
A Charity that Begins at Home
190
A Cheerful Breakfast-table
382
A German Household
477
A Miscellaneous Catalogue [books for children age 8-14]
89
A Modern Heroine [Garibaldi's wife]
89
Boarding-School Evils [rivalries of dress]
189
Books for Young Ladies
382
Fresh Hints for Flower Gardening
No. 1—Arrangement of Flower Beds
382
No. 2—Bulbous Plants [hyacinths, narcissus, iris, lily, tulip, crocus,
snowdrop]
478
No. 3—Mignonette flowers throughout the year; sowing
flower
seeds; preserving bulbs; perennial tuberous plants
571
Hon. Mrs. Norton
381
India Shawls
189
Isa Craig, "The Ballad of the Brides of Quair" [poem]
285
Natural Ornaments
571
Notes and Queries
How to quilt on a
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine; low spirits;
to
remove marks of rain from a cloth mantle; paint
upon velvet;
Miss Hosmer's works; complaining of
one's husband
90
How to give children old school medicines, who was Wallenstein?,
how to order books from a distance; fifty dollar
sewing machines;
Madame Clement's School, Beverly,
NJ
191
What are cartoons? [designs drawn on pasteboard, preparatory to
painting in fresco]; is America alone in her Fast
Young People?; a
peppermint plantation in Michigan; the
Thibet goat—its cost; ink
stains on valuable books
and engravings
286
A Child's Smile [poem]; Easter eggs—to color them;
government of
children; red and black houservants
382
Domestic confectionery—chocolate drops; hair powder;
cleanliness
to godliness; incombustible dresses
479
To pack fruit for carriage; sea-side life; skeleton leaves; hops as a
vegetable; an experiment on tomatoes
572
Over-Dress
89
Sewing a Part of Education
478
Sowing Sorrow
285
The Wardrobe [how do you hang up your dresses, cloaks, etc.] 574
Chemisettes (Illustrated)
449
Chemistry for the Young
Lesson XIV (concluded)
188
Lesson XV—Gold, tin, antimony, bismuth
284
Lesson XV (concluded)
381
Lesson XVI—Platinum
476
Lesson XVI (continued)
570
Child's Cloth Gaiter (Illustrated)
70
CLOAKS, DRESSES, MANTILLAS, TALMAS &c.
Carriage-Dress (Illustrated)
293, 384
Children's Dresses (Illustrated)
97, 191
Evening Dress (Illustrated)
100, 191
Fashionable Dress for a Lady (Illustrated)
[ballgown]
514, 545
Fashionable Dress for a Young Lady of Fourteen (Illustrated)
543
Home Dress (Illustrated)
198, 287
Infant's Gored Dress (Illustrated)
257
Lady's Dress (Illustrated)
[with diagram]
260
Redingote Magicienne (Illustrated)
199, 287
Spring Dresses (Illustrated)
196, 287
Spring Mantles (Illustrated)
488, 489, 573
Spring Walking Costume (Illustrated)
292, 383
Sultana Cloak (Illustrated)
4, 91
The Adelaide (Illustrated)
[dress]
484, 573
The Albuera from Brodie
(Illustrated) [cloak]
6
The Amalia (Illustrated)
[dress]
388, 480
The Andalusian, from Brodie
(Illustrated) [cloak]
197
The Arragonese, from Brodie
(Illustrated) [cloak]
101
The Aspasia (Illustrated)
[dress]
389, 480
The Beatrice (Illustrated) [ballgown]
390, 480
The Clotilde, from Brodie
(Illustrated) [cloak]
490
The Constance, from Brodie
(Illustrated) [ballgown]
391, 480
The Cordovan, from Brodie
(Illustrated) [cloak]
393
The Diego (Illustrated) [dress]
5, 91
The Gored Robe (Illustrated)
294, 384
The Juliet (Illustrated) [ballgown]
392, 480
The Lelia (Illustrated) [dress]
485, 573
The Olivares (Illustrated)
[cloak]
1, 91
The Saragossa, from Brodie
(Illustrated) [cloak]
296
The Scotia (Illustrated)
[cloak]
102
The Zouave Jacket (Illustrated)
295
Collars (Illustrated)
69, 203, 363, 396
Corners for Pocket Handkerchiefs (Illustrated)
13, 542
Cottage (Illustrated)
[with plans]
256
Cottage in the Italian Style (Illustrated) [with plan]
566
Cousin Annie Hastings' Letters, by Virginia F. Townsend [fiction]
54
Cuff to Match Collar (Illustrated)
203
Damask-Work Curtain Border (Illustrated)
550
Darning Stockings, by R.
L. H. [fiction]
528
Designs for Quilting (Illustrated)
16
Diagram of an Opera Hood, and of a New Sleeve (Illustrated)
450
Diagram of a Fashionable Dress (Illustrated)
545
Diagram of a Lady's Dress (Illustrated)
261
Doll's Collar in Embroidery (Illustrated)
69
Domestic Life
525
Draperies, Curtains, and Blinds (Illustrated)
183, 282, 325, 506
Drawing-room Work-bag (Illustrated)
455
Dress: How to
Adorn the Person, by Mrs. M. L.
To consider and review our
dresses, bonnets, and shawls, or their
substitutes;
leadership of the French
230
Choice of color; promenade and ball-room; dinner
336
Shawls; mantles; collars, cuffs, chemisettes, and sleeves; coiffures;
veils; caps;
straw bonnets; silk bonnets; hats
429
Caps; coiffures; ornaments for the hair; shoes
515
Editors' Table, containing--
Allibone's Dictionary of Authors
466
American Thanksgiving in Prussia
274
Baltimore Female College
557
Children
272
False Pretences
80
Fancy--Truth (from an unpublished
Poem)
177
From Three to Five; or, a Drive in Washington
466
Giving Good Advice
370
Health of American Women Deteriorating
467
Hints about Love and Marriage [incompatibility, true love, a man's
idea of love]
176
How to Become Famous
559
Idyls
368
Lines, by Mrs. Virginia Cary
[poem]
177
Mount Vernon
274
New England Woman's Medical College
468
New York School of Design for Women
468
Notes on Nursing, by Florence Nightingale
467
Our Friend, Mrs. Haven [and the "Sensible School" of writing]
176
Our Native Language
369
Palace Homes for the Traveller
465
Polyglottic
468
Sewing and Swimming
369
"Strong-Minded Women"
177
Swedish Women
559
Thanksgiving a Legal Holiday
368
The American Sculpteress—Harriet Hosmer
467
The Freemason's Hymn, by Sarah
Josepha Hale [poem]
81
The Ladies' Mount Vernon Association
80
The New National Holiday [Thanksgiving]
175
The "Presentation Plate" and "The Light of Home"
79
The Salons of Paris
558
Washington National Monument
81, 274
Women's Wages in California
468
Embroidery Composed of Guipure and Transfer (Illustrated)
297, 356
Embroidery, Inserting &c. (Illustrated)
7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 102, 103,
106, 160, 170, 259, 261, 267, 292, 293, 294, 297, 360, 362, 395, 396,
449, 451,
459, 491, 540, 543, 547, 551, 552
Emma's Grave, by James
Ristine [poem]
254
End of Neck-tie (Illustrated)
299
Enigmas
62, 158, 255, 351, 447, 540
Eva Lee, by Mrs. M.
M. Hines [poem]
61
Evangeline, by J. W.
Beazell [poem]
447
Evening Shadows, by Mabel
Gray [poem]
61
Fancy Cape (Illustrated)
[spotted lace, velvet, bugles, ribbon]
104
Fancy Crochet (Illustrated)
168
Fancy Headdress (Illustrated)
262
Fancy Mourning Cape (Illustrated)
[net, lace, and ribbon]
103
Fairies, by Nellie
[poem]
157
Fashions
Bridal toilet; reception toilets;
mantles and cloaks; lady's hood; wedding
ball
dress; coiffures; evening receptions; sleeves; flounces and
ruffles;
striped silks; moire fabrics; colors; furs
90
Evening dresses; opera dress; children's clothing; lady's night dress;
use of guipure,
thread, and Chantilly lace; dressing the hair; collars and
cuffs; Valenciennes lace; slippers, boots, and shoes;
headdresses;
heart-shaped watch
191
Spring dresses; home dress; redingote magicienne, knitted
counterpane
in stripes, Fifth Avenue shopping; burnous; silk mantles; crinoline—
notes from England and France; bonnets; dressing the hair;
bridesmaid dresses; mohair
287
Dresses; walking dresses; child's dress; carriage dress; gored
robe;
spring silks; cheques; shawls; bows; trims; skirts; bonnets 383
Dress; walking dress; ballgowns; child's dress; bonnets; bonnet
trimming; headdresses; sashes; ribbons; flounces; morning dress
fabric; gored dresses; sleeves; black lace points and
mantillas
479
Robes; dresses; spring mantles; travelling dresses; clothes for
summer
watering places; underskirts
573
Ferneries for the Parlor, by Harland Coultas
443
Filling for Wheels (Illustrated)
396
Flounce for Evening-dress (Illustrated)
550
Flouncing for an Evening-dress (Illustrated)
486, 550
Forgiveness
415
Frame Cottage (Illustrated)
[with plans]
567
Fretfulness
155
Garden Hood, for a Little Girl (Illustrated) [knitted]
450
Gentleman's Gaiter (Illustrated)
73
Gentleman's Shirt (Illustrated)
259
Godey's Arm-Chair
A list of articles we can supply;
hoops worn by factory girls; portable
hand-books of games; paper shirt-collars; The Greeting of the
New
Year to Godey, by Kruna [poem]
85
Optics of a soap bubble (Illustrated);
draperies, curtains, and blinds;
crown silk court skirt; finding fault with your children; bird in a cage
trick
183
Boswell's Introduction to the
Literary Club; tight sleeves; The Flower-
Garden—roses, verbena,
petunia, heliotrope, fuchsia, geraniums,
hollyhock,
phlox, dahlia, daisy chrysanthemum, carnations,
alyssum,
double daisies, delphinium, hardy flowering
shrubs; short note from
Texas; usefulness of the Lady's
Book; promote and encourage the
study of
music—pianos for $150—including letters from Judson
Female Institute in Marion, AL and Farmville Female
Seminary,
Farmville, VA; draperies, curtains, and
blinds; tableaux vivants:
Mischief in School (Illustrated)
279
Fun at home; Parables of Our Lord; The Flower-Garden—gladiolus,
Gandavensis varieties, double tuberose, tiger-flower, Jacobea
lily;
To the Lady's Book, by S. L. P. [poem]; tableaux
vivants: The
Burglary (Illustrated); How to Dress a
Doll (Illustrated); lady
office-holders in England
375
Ossian E. Dodge; Georgetown (S. C.) Times on women;
experiment
with a
new set of teeth; How to Dress a Doll (Illustrated); Madame
Clement's
French and English Protestant Family School for Young
Ladies [Beverly, NJ]
472
Instructions to Texas subscribers; Ella Moore's Letters from
the City—
Letter 1—Tableaux Vivants—The Bleeding Nun, Lifting the Veil,
The Sorceress; Oakford's fashions; note from Sequin Mercury;
cottage in the Italian style; frame cottage (Illustrated);
Miss
Martineau on cookery; How to Dress a
Doll (Illustrated)
563
Godey's Offering for New Year's (Illustrated) [designs for bags or smoking
caps in crochet; short
purse in crochet; fancy crochet bag; basket purse] 68
Gothic Cottage (Illustrated)
[with plans]
63
Grandmother, Mother, and Daughter; or, The Three Ages of
Dress (Illustrated)
[turn of century,
1830s, 1860]
289
Half of a Toilet Cushion (Illustrated)
547
Half of Morning Collar (Illustrated)
396
Headdresses (Illustrated)
105, 262, 448
Headdresses, Neck-tie, and Fancy Cuff (Illustrated)
105
Health Department, by Jno.
Stainback Wilson, M. D., Columbus, Ga.
Intense mental application, light
reading, bad positions, directions for
the
sedentary, directions for those who have more
leisure, women should
not submit to restraints
82
Quantity of gastric juice, effects of stimulants and over-eating;
fat bacon
and pork, and frying; the warm bath and wetsheet pack
178
Effects of taking tea and coffee on children, transmission from
parents to
children—hereditary disease, mortality of infants, function of the lungs275
The dress of infants; the dress of little girls
370
Air for children