Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-11
THE GAZETTE. FoRr WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY, OCTOBER u.


celvo The share % Tie Jewels, aees and
fans Of the duchess Of orleans which the
duchess ol Charities inherited Ibe iansH
were executed BY thc greatest painters OF
France. and'Drdcrcd ~ wedding presents
for the duchess ~ The Duo dureans ana
Louis philippe. I should not forget ibc
claasical.iooking aud elegantly slwple
dresses IN white nuns yelling anu wQoi-
lon stun They are 70 be- worn Wild q
rose or bouquet Of natural flowers ~ ne
cOrsagr, and another In the hair SOME
of The ridng.habits have corsages ~ lhc
eighteenth century style. Like most OF
The ladies OF her family, the princess y a
gfcnt equestrian Her marriage WIN
Prince Wademar has been fixed for nc
I'D of October, and VIII take place IN
France,
TnEiANcY ron 'nt,NRETsp
Tho "swclln thing lust now, gays the
Philadelphia Iross, IL the tailormadr
suit ol heavy cloth, like o blanket in-'
deed, The gray blankets, which sell for
\ as or sa 30 pair, might vol be utilized
+ for the purpose. The thick rough cloth
+ VIII, undoubtedly. be comfortable Ia the
nntlc winter predicted by The weather
wise btit pretty Wei, that Is matter
Of taste Given q perfect figure where.
on TO display IL, M expert tailor would
give chic 10 costume composed Of
druggct.
The now wraps are many some oI
them learfully and wonderfully made
The yisitc aud the Newmarket have
the lead and viii keep 10, There
arc, however, numerous new shapes In
I Jackets, NANTES, and especially IN long
wraps The grentest novelty Is the Uni
ycrsity, IN shape Hike an academic gown,
with the square University cap TO match.
II Is undoubtedly picturesque, and, as
might be expected, is having great sue.
cess With the girls OF university towns.
Some Of the wraps are so much Ike
dresses that II * hard TO tell at first
glance which is which one style In par
I ticnm has a tght.itting bodice, pointed
I slightly back and front, with full straight
skirt plated on thereto, with a ribbon
tied around the iuncturc with long loops,
and ends falling directly In front, AM
other, In somewhat the same style, has
round waist with full phstron, the
skirt In box plaits, with belt and col
lar fastened with ornamcnted clasps.
The old-iasIioncd cont which our
mothers wore as the bUsqninc, introduced
by Eugeuic IN the FIRST days OF Der pride
and power Is revived, aud bids fair TO be
fashionable. II Is the same garment
which pingat has from time 10 time
brought out, with more on less succcss--
u close.ntting basque, with long, straight
skirts, and with full plaits at the back to
accommodate the now universal hustle.
I II Is exceedingly becoming, aud Is also
admirably ad tpted TO the display OF hand
some materials thick mntelnsses, heavy
brucndrs and nccCc-linCd ottomnnS, vel.
I vets, etc. Bands Of fur form the appro-
PIRATE trimming, and the buttons may
either be large aud handsome, small and
/ unobirusiye, or none at all, the fastening
/ IN the latter ease being hidden under the
baud Of fur which cncrclcs the throat aud
extends down the front OF the coat
Atl\utAN WOMEN.
letter In the san Francisco Chronicle
SAYS: The Arab women, sCrupulOuSly
ycilcd when in the more crowded thor
oughlurcs, are much In public, Some
times the drapcry drawn about the face
parts little, If the wcurcr Is pretty AM
knows II, which is rarely the case that
IS, the beauty aud not the consciousness
OF lhc fact 1t may be taken as rule IN
All Mohammcdan countries that the IuurC
earnestly Il woman tries to conceal hen
face the more hideouS her ugliness, for II
oltcn happens 10 caro- anu sometimes u
Alpicrs that the accidental falling of th,
veil reveals the unsightly lincamcnts Of
negrCss from the Soudan
Most Of the Arab women OF Alglcr
TRIP along tAc streets seemingly uncon
sCious of observation, carrying their Tic
lc cHecls tled up ~ hahukc~hlci nov
, ana then stopping tn inspect lht Sho
windows or 10 purchase prefer OF
street ycndei, Tor the Germans nave I'M
. posed their beer WIN thoir lhdigpsClhI
cohcomitniilS on tlc french colonies, an
not always 10 lhelr advantage NOV
| and lhcn one p} inc htehtneS
3 OF her look through lhc partc
. drnpery suggests dlhcrelce q
I Social Slrati or ~ iehsl disposition 10
. little harmless lnrihton. The blchdin
+ ol lrench ana Algerian wee is MOI sue
4 a. TO drllghi me moraliSt' Ihore ~
, Moorish ana Arnp cocolleS VINO drop w
:, ven ANA assume inc garb aud copucltlr
y uanncr- OF lheir PARTISAN sisters, 10
prove themselves n" mean rivals cttllt
G IN persona charms or Inc Establishment
= that make wee aJlfactNe' ihcse Rr'
q however, exceptional, Tor The NE ol u
n Arab mas not been Hnch rs 70 rtllnc h
=. Textures, which are hcredltArily bard IN
II strongly marked INTO many ol tue typo
n which modern civilization recognizes I
r bchutliul
20 fEMlNlNE FORTUNES,
~ Elizabeth Garrett OF Baltimore has