The jQuery UI CSS Framework container classes are meant to work
regardless of their parent containers, so that's why you aren't seeing
your error style cascade into your header.
To achieve your effect, you could just traverse to the header div
after creating your dialog. Since the dialog() plugin returns your
original element, which is now the dialog content, you can get to the
title bar with a .prev() method and add your class there. Try this:
$("#dialog").dialog({
bgiframe: true,
dialogClass: 'ui-state-error',
height: 140,
modal: true
}).prev().addClass('ui-state-error');
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