Godey's
Lady's Book
Volume LXI, July-December 1860
A Day's Temptations, by Marian
Gwyn [fiction]
427
A Heroine of To-day, by T. S. Arthur
[fiction]
113
Allspice Baskets (Illustrated)
70
Alphabet of Fancy Letters (Illustrated)
Capitals,
floral, A-H, J-X
106
Capitals, simple,
A-H, J-Z
260
Capitals, leafy,
A-Q
300
Capitals, leafy,
R-Z
400
Lower case,
floral, a-z
496
A Mat for an Inkstand (Illustrated)
160
Angels are There! by W. S. Gaffney [poem]
219
A Noble Sentiment
518
A Plain Christmas Story, by Alice B. Haven [fiction]
519
Apron for a School Girl (Illustrated)
549
Aprons (Illustrated)
6, 7, 100, 259, 546, 549
Articles for Fancy Fairs (Illustrated)
Ornament for a
lamp; purse; fan in silk and chenille; allspice baskets
69
Wafer
baskets; feather baskets; lavender fagots; feather screens
165
A September Memory, by Willie E. Pabor [poem]
252
Aunt Sophie's Visits, by Lucy N. Godfrey [fiction]
344
A Venetian Summer Residence (Illustrated) [with plans]
187
A Whisper to a Newly-Married Pair
A Whisper to the
Husband—Introductory Remarks; On the Female
Character
217
A
Whisper to the Husband—On General Conduct; On Constancy
and
Fidelity
314
A
Whisper to the Husband—On Domestic Habits; On Absence
410
A
Whisper to the Husband—On Expenditure; Conclusion
503
Babies
91
Beautiful Extract [from "The Broken Heart" by Dr.
F. J. Stratton]
540
Bonnets (Illustrated)
350, 542
Boy's Winter Hat, in Knitting (Illustrated)
454
Braided Sachet (Illustrated)
262
Braided Shoe for a Child (Illustrated)
493
Braided Slipper (Illustrated)
398
Braiding Pattern (Illustrated)
167, 262, 358
Braiding Pattern for Boy's Tunic (Illustrated)
164
Broad Line Drawing Lessons (Illustrated)
42, 232, 431
Broderie for a Skirt (Illustrated)
166
B. Umber, Artist, by Metta Victoria Victor
[fiction]
507
By Gone, by C. S. Allen [poem]
525
By the Brook, by Charles Stewart
[poem]
240
Capes (Illustrated)
159, 254, 415
Caps (Illustrated)
61, 157, 253, 350, 445, 541
Cascalaid, by H. L. Abbey [poem]
435
Centre-Table Gossip, containing--
Aids
to a Good Figure [at Demorest's—hoops, mantles]
568
Amusements
for Long Evenings
474
A
Thought for Mothers
381
Blemishes
285, 474
Camel's
Hair Tassels
189
Fashions
Below Stairs
189
French
Gossip
189
Fresh
Hints for Flower Gardening
No. 4—Carnations, and how to produce choice sorts; ornamental
rock work in gardens
93
No. 5—Hollyhocks and wallflowers; miniature and bourbon roses
190
No. 6—Beauty of the garden lawn; ornamenting the lawn
285
No. 7—Duties for month; proper situation of indoor flowers
383
Gems
[diamonds, sapphires, topaz, emerald]
473
Illustrated
Gift-books and New Juveniles
568
Notes
and Queries
Coffee's history; the ruling feminine passion (gowns and dresses
[poem]; American housekeeping; a thought for the day
94
New diseases; sugar for our tea and sweetmeats; female artists; the
care of delicate children
190
Egging season; tribute to Mrs. Hemans; climate of Japan
286
Benefit
of a sea voyage; undersleeves; hoops; new opera Lurline;
daily duties, by Milton
382
Care of the eyes, value of the oyster in diet
474
Only
for Something to Say [poem]
285
Orange
Sweetmeats
93
Sidney
Dobell
92
Some
Gossip on Novelties [wristlet, gold belts, nets, headdresses] 567
The
Little Girl's Song [poem]
92
The
School Year
382
The
Value of a Wife
382
Chemisettes (Illustrated)
61, 62
Chemistry for the Young
Lesson XVI
(concluded), Lesson XVII--Oxygen
91
Lesson XVII
(continued)
284
Lesson XVII
(continued)
566
Chair Cover, in Crochet (Illustrated)
451
Child's Apron (Illustrated)
259
Child's Apron in Crochet (Illustrated)
546
Child's Boot, Braided (Illustrated)
353
Child's Braided Slipper (Illustrated)
68
Child's Ruff (Illustrated) [knitted]
256
Christmas Lay, by Finley Johnson
[poem]
562
CLOAKS, DRESSES, MANTILLAS, TALMAS &c.
A
Seasonable Dress (Illustrated)
351
Beautiful
Morning Robe (Illustrated)
388, 475
Children's
Dresses (Illustrated)
8, 95, 488
Dinner-dress
for a Young Lady (Illustrated)
489
Dinner
or Street Dress (Illustrated)
197
Evening-Dress
for a Sea-side (Illustrated)
198, 287
Henry
the Second Cloak (Illustrated)
391, 475
La
Mathilde (Illustrated) [dress]
199
New
Style of Dress (Illustrated) [with
diagram]
64
New
York Style of Cloaks (Illustrated)
389, 475
Out-Door
Dress for the Country (Illustrated)
198, 287
Pardessus
de Voyage (Illustrated) [cloak]
393
Peignoir,
or Morning-dress (Illustrated)
397
Poplin
Dress, Suitable for a Little Girl (Illustrated)
447
Promenade
Dress and Coat of the Same Material (Illustrated)
489
Promenade
Dress for Boy and Girl (Illustrated)
488, 569
Robe
de Chambre (Illustrated)
484, 569
Shawl
Mantle for Autumn (Illustrated) [with
diagram]
354
The
Barcelona, from Brodie (Illustrated)
[cloak]
385
The
Bedouin D'Ete, from Brodie (Illustrated)
[cloak]
108
The
Caldeno Mantle (Illustrated)
393
The
Castilian, from Brodie (Illustrated)
[cloak]
486
The
Clotilde Cloak (Illustrated)
392, 475
The
Coraline (Illustrated) [dress]
485
The
Garibaldi (Illustrated) [cloak]
487, 569
The
Georgette (Illustrated) [dress]
396
The
Japanese (Illustrated) [dress]
196
The
Jeddo (Illustrated) [dress]
294
The
Medicis, or Shawl Mantle (Illustrated)
292
The
Montressa (Illustrated) [cloak]
487, 569
The
Oberon Cloak (Illustrated)
390, 475
"The
Prince" Wrap for a Boy (Illustrated)
394, 475
The
Salamaneon, from Brodie (Illustrated)
[cloak]
12
The
Saragossa, from Brodie (Illustrated)
[cloak]
295
The
Tagus, from Brodie (Illustrated)
[cloak]
204
The
Zouave Morning Robe (Illustrated)
293
Winter
Jacket for a Girl (Illustrated)
394, 475
Coats for Boys (Illustrated)
542
Coiffure for a Young Lady (Illustrated)
4, 95
Coiffure for Ball Costume or Full Evening-dress (Illustrated)
5, 95
Collar in Star Pattern (Illustrated)
299
Collars (Illustrated)
10, 299, 358
Corners for Pocket Handkerchiefs (Illustrated)
11, 70, 161, 264, 356, 446, 544
Costume in All Ages
59
Cottages (Illustrated)
89, 186, 187, 281, 380, 470, 564
Cottage in the Bracketted Style (Illustrated) [with plan]
470
Cottage in the Gothic Style (Illustrated) [with plan]
380
Crochet Flowers
Hawthorn, or May
Flower; Primrose
163
Scarlet Geranium
259
Forget-Me-Not;
Laburnum
351
Heartsease;
Campanula
452
Jonquil;
Cineraria, or Autumnal Daisy
548
Crochet Maltese Collar (Illustrated)
10, 71
Crochet Tidy (Illustrated)
202
Cuff Embroidered on Net (Illustrated)
456
Description of a Botanical Excursion in the Highlands of Scotland
33
Design of a Country Residence (Illustrated) [with plan]
186
Design for a Southern House in the Italian Style (Illustrated)
[with plan]
281
Design for a Smoking Cap (Illustrated)
166
Destiny; or, The Autobiography of a Lowell Operative, by Burner
Browner
[fiction]
209
Diagram of Hug me Tight (Illustrated)
545
Diagram of New Style of Dress (Illustrated)
65
Do Something
49
Down in the Corn, by Julia Southall
[poem]
327
Dreams, by Julia W_____ [poem]
144
Editors' Table, containing—
A Good
Example [the Ladies' National Association for the Diffusion
of
Sanitary Knowledge]
463
A
Mother's Song [poem]
271
A Word
With Our Young Writers
556
Blood
Relations Should Not Marry Together
462
Changes
in Life
369
Country
Life and Its Advantages
366
Dangers
of Wealth
175
Florence
Nightingale's Book
269
His
and Mine, by Kate Harrington [poem]
463
Irish
Servant Girls in America
174
Medical
Colleges for Women [Female Medical College of
Pennsylvania, New England Female Medical College]
270
Missionary
Women--Helpers of the Poor and Ignorant
556
Music
461
Parental
Decision [discipline]
78
Places
of Education for Young Ladies [Brownsville College of Young
Ladies
[MS]; Laurensville Ladies' College [SC]; Mt. Carroll
Seminary [IL]; Tennessee Female College [Franklin, TN]; Miss S. J.
Hale's
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
557
Poisonous
Paper-Hangings
174
Prophetess
or Preacher
173
Roman
Catholic Schools for Young Ladies
369
Sewing
Machine Clubs
271
Thanksgiving--the
new National Holiday
271
The
Education of Women in America
368
The
Effect of Fashionable Follies in the Nineteenth Century
367, 462
Troy
Female Seminary
368
The
Fine Arts
173
The
Fine Arts at Home
556
The
Needle and Its Work
463
The
Queen of Inventions--The Sewing Machine
77
The
Sewing Machine [time comparison hand and machine]
174
The
Sewing Machine and Its Merits
369
The
Women of Japan, and Why They are Educated
368
Time
[poem]
556
Varieties
in Verse [poem]
79
Ventilation
175
What's
in a Name [meaning of Beatrice, Clara, Felicia, Letitia, Ada,
Elizabeth, Emma, Isabel, Mary, Matilda—choose children's names
carefully]
78
Early Dawn, by M. A. Rice [poem]
435
Ella's Doubt, by Mary E. Nealy [poem]
151
Ella Moore's Letters from the City [see Godey's Arm-Chair]
88, 184, 282, 375, 471
Embroidered Flounce for Child's Jacket or Mantle (Illustrated)
168
Embroidery for a Lady's Under-skirt (Illustrated)
298, 356
Embroidery for a Square Pillow-case (Illustrated)
264
Embroidery for Chain Stitch (Illustrated)
162
Embroidery, Inserting, &c. (Illustrated)
9, 10, 11, 64, 65, 70, 72, 101, 103, 107, 162,
166, 168, 203,
254, 255, 256, 258, 264, 294, 296, 297, 299, 352, 354, 356, 357, 361,
396, 399, 447,
455, 456, 493, 494, 495, 496, 545, 547, 550
End of Waist-Ribbon or Neck-Tie (Illustrated)
548
Evening, by Mrs. A. E. Burton [poem]
416
Fancy Pen Wiper (Illustrated)
66
Fan in Silk and Chenille (Illustrated)
69
Fashions
Tunic
dress; evening dress; children's dresses; coiffures; aprons; new
style
of girdle; dinner and evening dresses for watering places;
mantles; reorganization of merchants in Philadelphia
94
Morning
dress for watering place; evening dress for young girl;
headdresses; bonnets; garden hats; riding hats; standing collars;
fabrics; morning robes; white dresses; hoops
191
Evening
dresses; out-door dress for the country; evening dress for the
seaside; ladies' short night dresses; mantles; bonnets; gold
ornaments; sleeves; trimming; fans; coiffures; cuffs and collars;
habit-shirts
286
Evening
dresses; principal materials for dress goods; new colors;
ribbons; gold trim; fall wraps
383
Walking
dress; reception or dinner dress; child's dress; breakfast
robe; cloaks; wrap for boy; jacket for girl; sortie de bal; corded silk
casaque
or basquine for the South; black wraps; trimmings; colors;
stripes; gored dresses; sleeves; bonnets
475
Brides
and bridesmaids; robe de chambre; promenade dress for boy
and
girl; cloaks; opera hood; bridal cloaks; shawls and scarves;
bonnets; children's hats; boots; gaiters; children's headwear
568
Firesides and Facts of the Revolution, by Mrs.
E. F. Ellet [Col. Williams and
His Wife, The
O'Nealls; Tobacco Rolling; The Soldier's Revenge] [SC
and VA]
413
Floral Card-Basket, in Crochet (Illustrated)
359
Flouncing for Morning Sleeves (Illustrated)
72
Flower-Pot Shade (Illustrated)
356
For a Pincushion (Illustrated)
[embroidery]
258
From Our Own Correspondent, by Virginia de Forrest (Illustrated) [fiction] 316
Fringe for Curtains, etc.
260
From My Window [fiction]
504
Gauntlet in Crochet (Illustrated)
547
German Work-Basket (Illustrated)
448
Glove Box (Illustrated)
66
Glove Top
63
Composed of Black Lace and Black Velvet (Illustrated)
360
Godey's Arm-Chair
Our music;
play on word "paper"; statistics on women's manners on
street
cars; the Ten Commandments in Ten Lines [poem]; the scold's
bridle
(Illustrated); etiquette for
presentation at British court; flowing
or
short hair for ladies; How to Dress a Doll (pinafore, cape, hat);
Ella
Moore's Letters from the City—Letter 1—Tableaux Vivants
(concluded)—Grandmother's Trunk, The Dying Brigand, Second
Sight,
The Intercepted Letter
83
Diamond
Ruffle Trimming; Patty Cake Polka; how to tell direction of
breeze;
new hat (Illustrated); Acrostic (Louis
A. Godey), by Minnie
Thankful [poem]; infant education; How to Dress a Doll (nightdress)
(Illustrated);
list of Grecian paintings; Ella Moore's Letters from the
City,
Letter II—Impromptu Charades—Innocent, Patchwork,
Songstress, Courtship, Dramatic; ancient embroidery; the Queen's
drawing-room
180
Pleasant
jaunt over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad—Baltimore to
Harper's Ferry to Martinsburg to Piedmont to Altamont to Oakland to
Wheeling; The New Census and the Fair Dissenter [poem];
Shreveport Female Institute; How to Make a [Doll] Bed (Illustrated);
Patent Enameled Collars and Cuffs for Ladies (Illustrated);
Friend
Godey [poem]; Ella
Moore's Letters from the City, Letter III—
Proverbs—A friend in need is a friend indeed, money makes the mare
go,
all's well that ends well, charity begins at home, faint heart never
won
fair lady, it never rains but it pours, there's no rose without a
thorn,
when the cat is away the mice will play, a stitch in time saves
nine
276
To our
Texas subscribers; music—Mr. Everest's compositions, beautiful
Germans
songs, Poulton's music; Ella Moore's Letters from the City—
Letter
IV—Moving Tableaux—The Trial of Constance de Beverly;
horticultural gossip—crocus, hyacinths, tulips, trees, plants, and shrubs,
amaryllis, other bulbs, camellia japonica; the Young America piano; fat
young
ladies and vinegar; a list of articles we can supply; evening
parties, by an old-fashioned man; the necessity of labor; every day
absurdities; How to Make a [Doll] Bed
373
Shaler's
patent skates; letter from Darlington CH, SC; Ella Moore's
Letters
from the City—Letter IV—Moving Tableaux—Joan of Arc's
Trial
[with poem]
467
Rival
Claims—Christmas in the City and Country; Our Music; Christmas
lay.
Christian charity, by Finley
Johnson [poem]; the American press;
hair
ornaments (Illustrated); Misses
Clipton's Boarding and Day
School
for Young Ladies, Old Point Comfort, Virginia
561
Guipure Pattern for Sleeves (Illustrated)
264
Habit-shirts (Illustrated)
61, 353, 350
Handkerchief Reticule (Illustrated)
261
Have Your Pavement Cleaned? (Illustrated)
479
Headdresses (Illustrated)
4, 5, 61, 101, 102, 103, 200, 253, 254, 445, 490, 511
Health Department
Mothers
should nurse their children
80
Raising children
by hand; how children should be raised by hand; how to
give
the milk; when to give the milk
175
Food
for young children; sleep of infants—opiates
272
Time
for weaning infants; food and drinks of infants before weaning;
infants
often suffer for water; diet, etc. after weaning
464
Diet
and drinks of nursing women; drugging nursing women; air,
exercise, etc. of nursing women
558
Home
138
Hope Lincoln, by Daisy Howard
[fiction]
220
Horticultural Gossip
376
How They Make Tea in Russia