Godey’s
Lady’s Book
Volume LXXI, July-December, 1865
Abraham Lincoln
88
A Christmas Pie of the Olden Time
541
A Christmas Story, by Marian Douglas
[fiction]
498
A Christmas Talk with Mothers, by Marion
Harland [fiction]
391
A Crochet Pattern for Jackets, Comforters, etc. (Illustrated)
167
A Day’s Journey, and what Came of it, by Miss
J. G. [fiction]
132
A Dutiful Daughter
452
A Foot-Mat Made with Strips of Cloth (Illustrated)
350
“A General Smash” [fiction]
334
A Gentleman’s Lounging-cap (Illustrated)
353
Album Picture (Illustrated)
260
Alone
343
An Instance of Blindness, by S. Annie
Frost [fiction]
425
An Undersleeve in Crochet (Illustrated)
528
Aprons (Illustrated)
73, 169
A Splendid Engraving
450
A Strange Anomaly
154
A Suggestion
310
A Thorny Path (Illustrated) [picture]
103
A Winter Scene (Illustrated) [picture]
[472]
A Woman in a Book, by S.
Annie Frost [fiction]
306
A Woman’s Wisdom, by Virginia F.
Townsend [fiction]
409
Bachelor’s Hall, by Mrs. James _____
[fiction]
231
Bag for Holding Fine Linen (Illustrated)
438
Ball Coiffure (Illustrated)
71, 166
Basque Corsage (Illustrated)
165
Basquine (Illustrated)
164
Bead Pattern Cigar-Case (Illustrated)
[377]
Bee, for Collars, Cuffs, and Handkerchiefs (Illustrated)
167
Bessie’s Baby, by Marion Harland
[fiction]
23
Bible Markers (Illustrated) [long
cross and mediaeval cross]
77
Bonnets (Illustrated)
70, 71, 163, 164, 255, 347, 348, 349, 43, 434, 525, 526
Borders in Turkish Embroidery (Illustrated)
529
Boy-Love, by Metta Victoria Victor
[fiction]
311, 417
Braiding and Embroidery (Illustrated)
169, 352, 441
Breakfast-cap (Illustrated)
71
Bubbles (Illustrated) [picture]
287
Butterflies
452
Butterfly for Collars, Cuffs, and Handkerchiefs (Illustrated)
76, 164, 256, 349, 439
Canezou (Illustrated)
526
Caps (Illustrated)
71, 164, 256
Charlie; or, How I Gained my Wish, by the
authoress of “Notes of
Hospital
Life” [fiction]
123
Christmas at Pine Hill, by Mrs. E. W.
[fiction]
517
Circulation of Matter
423
Cloak Trimming (Illustrated)
484, 530
CLOAKS, DRESSES, MANTILLAS, TALMAS, ETC.
Alpaca Dress (Illustrated)
349
Children’s
Fashions (Illustrated)
294, 295, 369
Cloth
Sack (Illustrated)
389
Cora
Wrap (Illustrated)
435
Costume
for a Watering-Place (Illustrated)
292
Dinner-dress
(Illustrated)
291
Garibaldi
Suit for a Little Girl (Illustrated)
110
Morning
Robe (Illustrated)
200
Organdy
Suit (Illustrated)
195
Poplin Dress (Illustrated)
110
Promenade
Suit for Second Mourning (Illustrated)
106
Robe
and Paletot (Illustrated)
108
Robe
Dresses (Illustrated)
13,
16, 17, 198, 382, 383, 476
Robe
Jardiniere (Illustrated)
107
Rotonde
of Mohair Lace (Illustrated)
19
The
Almeria, from Brodie (Illustrated)
[Llama shawl]
22
The
Anamite Mantle (Illustrated)
18
The
Cordeliere Cloak (Illustrated)
388
The
Metternich Sack (Illustrated)
386, 387
The
Mozart Wrap (Illustrated)
477
The
Pauline Jacket (Illustrated)
481
The
Polonaise Paletot (Illustrated)
478
The
Raphael Paletot (Illustrated)
480
The
Regency Sack (Illustrated)
384, 385
The
Richelieu Sack (Illustrated)
479
The
Tagus Talma, from Brodie
109
Visiting-dress
(Illustrated)
293
Walking Costume (Illustrated)
290
Walking
Suit for a Little Boy (Illustrated)
72
Zouave
Robe (Illustrated)
199
Coiffures (Illustrated)
20, 21, 71, 166, 526
Combs
214
Corners for Pocket Handkerchiefs (Illustrated)
Rooster with sheet
music
260
Rabbit with drum
351
Open fan with
Felicie
529
Mouse in chariot,
drawn by cat
532
Cottages
(Illustrated)
275, 366, 546
Country
Residence (Illustrated)
546
Crochet
Handle for Riding-whip (Illustrated)
351
Crochet
Mat (Illustrated)
167
Crochet
Paletot with Shaded Border (Illustrated)
483
Cuffs
(Illustrated)
163
Darned
Square Netting for Window-Curtains, or Tidy (Illustrated)
111
Dead,
by M. M. J. [poem]
162
Did
You? [poem]
497
Drawing-Room
Reception
272
Editors'
Table, containing--
A Good Example [window plants for poor]
359
A Hit at Criticism
360
American Manufactures
Thread;
American fabrics; experiments with silk tissue;
and underclothing; American ribbons; American
Valenciennes
lace
359
Two letters supporting American fabrics
447
American Sewing-Thread
360
A New Way of Marriage--with an Old Idea [brides for Washington
Territory]
359
Another Hopeful Sign—brides for Washington Territory
538
A Peep at our Pets [fish, eels, turtle, tadpoles, leeches, snails,
canaries,
paroquets, ring-doves, mockingbird, guinea
mice, rabbits, dogs, kittens]
82
Christmas is Coming
538
Dress--in a Man's Point of View: The
Dress of Men, Woman's
and Its Influences, Dress as a Taste or a Passion,
Neatness, The Conclusion of the Matter
264
Epigrams
84
Foreign Schools for Girls—Miss Demmler's School near Paris
447
Fortune made by the Lady's Book
446
Hints about Health
Care
for the Eyes—Particularly if Weak; Checking
Health of the Hair
85
Properly Cooked Food
175
Thirst
266
Diphtherial Disease
360
Sleepless Nights
448
Rules for Ice Skating
539
Holiday Gifts—The Best Gifts; The Gas-Consuming Cooking-Stove 447
In Memoriam--Miss Hannah F. Gould
537
In Memoriam. Mrs. Lydia H.
Sigourney
358
Letter to the Editress [domestic management]
174
Miss Muloch's Marriage
175
Notes and Notices
360
Obituary—Mrs. Sigourney
175
Onward, Still Onward!
536
Our National Thanksgiving Day
445
Postmistresses
447
Progress
84
Rewards of Genius
446
Rich Women
538
"Rose Douglas"
539
Sewing Thread, and the Best Kind
266
Summer Reading [Sketching and Skirmishing, by Gail Hamilton]
174
The Advantages of Needlework for Ladies
84
The Bible in the Zenana in Calcutta
538
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
84
The Daughters of Clergymen
446
The Far West Advancing—Letter from Kansas
537
The Frost [poem]
537
The Girl's High School and The Young Ladies' Normal School
[Philadelphia]
206
The Power of Good Reading
175
The Publisher of Three Journals—The American Literary Gazette,
The
Public Ledger, Philadelphia Home Weekly
447
The Queen Cooking Stove
360
The Wesleyan College at Cincinnati
266
Three Women of Letters
266
To our Friends and Contributors
539
Vassar College
360
Vassar College Opened
173
Waifs
175
What Shall I Do for my Little Boys?
84
Elastic
String for a Pair of Scissors (Illustrated)
439
El
Dorado, by M. W. B. [poem]
122
Embroidery
for a Flannel Skirt (Illustrated)
168
Embroidery
for Four Yoke Patterns (Illustrated)
76
Embroidery,
Inserting, etc.
[12], 76, 78, 111, 112, 165, 168, [194], 201, 203, 256,
295, 349, 350, 352, 354, 386, 387, 388,
390, 437, 438, 440, 441, 477, 478, 479, 480, 530,
531, 532
Embroidery
on Net or Tulle (Illustrated)
350, 441
Empire
Bonnets (Illustrated)
349, 433
Evening,
by Linda [poem]
52
False
Morality
233
Fancy
Apron (Illustrated)
169
Fancy
Balmoral (Illustrated)
74
Fancy
Crochet Trimming, Suitable for a Tidy (Illustrated)
74
Fancy
Embroidery for Flannel (Illustrated)
111
Fancy
Hats (Illustrated)
296
Fancy
Neck-tie (Illustrated)
78
Fashionable
Styles of Ear-rings (Illustrated)
256
Fashions
Dress of white goat's-hair; second mourning costume;
silk
dress; infant's dress; alpaca dress; robe
wraps; sashes; pattern robes; new
of bonnets; thin mantles;
cloaks; new facing
Barege dress; ball costume; alpaca dress; organdy dress;
looping dresses; trimmed petticoats; fluted
Balmorals; fluting irons; country
waists; white
edging dresses; gloves; nets; jewelry featuring rock
headdresses; bonnets; veils
184
Dinner costume; bride's dress; child's street costume; walking
evening dress; bridal trousseau—wedding dress
toilet with headdress, visiting dress,
neckties; Garibaldi
chenille;
steel beads; black net wraps
276
Light mourning; walking costume; dinner toilet; party dress;
reception dress; children's
fashions; gold
elderly ladies; white guipure; medallions of point applique; bridal
dresses and veils;
children;
bonnets; artificial flowers; sashes; evening dresses; gored
fancy jewelry; beetle jewels; hats
368
Promenade suit; silk dresses; linsey dress and sack; scalloped
jacket; little girl's dress; popular winter fabrics;
morning robes; moires; flannel
braid and goat's
sacks; paletots; hairstyles; opera cloaks; neckties;
monogram slippers; Cluny guipure; hummingbird
head jewelry;
colored starch for muslins; bonnets;
veils; round hats for young
ladies; tricorne hats; toquets;
headdresses
456
Evening dress; visiting dress; little boy's suit; poplin dress;
dress; promenade suit; excessive luxury;
trimmings; turbans; feathers;
hood edged with mink; boys hats; muffs; neck coverings; furs;
handkerchiefs; neckties; headdresses; veils; gloves; lingerie trimming;
winter cloaks; gored dresses; velvet
basques; steel buckles
548
"Filbert"
by Mary W. Janvrin [fiction]
221
Florence,
by Horace Van Pelt [fiction]
403
Former
Residences of William Penn (Illustrated)
92
Four
Patterns in Lace Stitch upon Canvas (Illustrated)
353
Fred
Harley's Passenger, by Marion Harland
[fiction]
297
French
Muslin Sleeve (Illustrated)
164
Gambling
428
Gentleman's
Shirt Front (Illustrated)
531
Gertrude,
by J. C. Burnett [poem]
322
God Knoweth, by Clara Millard Baldwin
[poem]
220
Godey's
Arm-Chair
Abraham Lincoln; Southern cities now supplied with
Godey's;
of Lincoln; summer travel; Helmbold's Drug
Warehouse; our musical column; Paris items—Eugenie
and striped
stockings, story of deceit
storekeepers, literary
for rusks
(Illustrated);
government credit; our card photographs;
Street Female Seminary in Philadelphia; freckles,
tan and pimples;
Ivins' Patent Hair Crimpers
phantom flowers; our
chicken-skin gloves
88
August, 1865; from one extreme to another [skirt length];
a cure of
erysipelas; early dramatic representation; corn vinegar; wine without
sugar; waterfall hairstyles;
American
from Mexico, a restaurant in Paris, new mode of
piano mania; Mrs. Washington
and phantom
Ivins' Patent Hair Crimpers (Illustrated);
press lead
bride's family pays for trousseau and
for rings
178
September, 1865; illegitimate children; Quakers' clothing;
fashion and
young ladies' cleanliness; our musical column;
receipts for black ink;
a freak of the telegraph; uses
of petroleum; preserving small quantities
of ice; Paris
items—tragic love meeting, Liszt, trying to
Paris; Godey's on the CS pirate ship Florida;
dresses and jewelry at a drawing
Helena of England; the Lord's Prayer in verse; French writer on
calling;
witnesses to let; walking sticks in 1655; Italian
[with
plans]
269
October 1865; the cartoons of Raphael; Mrs. Washington Potts;
items—a Parisian confidence woman, Marseilles
Eugenie; jokes; our musical column;
hyacinth, tulip, crocus,
engravings from
publishers moving west out of central Philadelphia; complaint about
changing bonnet styles; Italian villa
ladies rise to meet a gentleman;
turning down the corner of a visiting
card; gentlemen
don't wear jewelry; mountain dress; mourning rules 362
November, 1865; Mrs. Washington Potts; obituary—Jesper
splendid engraving—Woman's Mission;
subject than the war and
musical
Saratoga—eye makeup; butterflies in fashion; serving
for American writing fluid and black
Renaissance style
Madagascar
new and beautiful embroidery; advertisements for
magic ruffles, a phrenology journal,
books, pocket sewing
December, 1865; our musical column; a family collection of
Christmas pie of the olden time; jokes; the
nobleman, the late Duke of
one of the proprietors
of the Saturday Evening Post; Numskull—a
dramatic charade in three acts; country residence
plans]; human drudges; French
Pattern Corsets
organs,
leaves; brief history of Godey's and pronunciation;
accepting a man's
portrait; gifts for a man
541
Girdle,
with Long Scarf Ends (Illustrated)
201
Great
Thoughts, by Lillian [poem]
69
Harlequin
Cushion (Illustrated)
354
Headdress
(Illustrated)
526
History
and Habits of Cats
344
How
John Offered Himself, by Kormah Lynn
[fiction]
33
How
to Make Beautiful Homes
130
Importance
of Decision
413
Infant's
Crochet Bib with Sleeves (Illustrated)
482, 530
Initials
for Marking Pillow-cases (Illustrated)
M, T, P
112
V-Z
169
K, W
202
Z, C, R
203
N
296
Y &nbs