Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-28

loops OF ribbons and long bows. The
lace was arranged over soft SILK OF n
lighter tone. 10 was lined with blue, and
n narrow plating OF the blue Just showed
occasionally when the wearer moved.
This lace was the new AqultSine point,
the pattern thick and heavy.
Another IL of plush, a warm olive In
tint, made with rather tong Watteaa
train, The front opens to display petit
coat and waist of rosc-plnk velvet, gath
cred at the throat In shirrs and falling In
Grecian folds to the iustep. The wide
sleeves show under RULES OF pink satin,
and drnpery OF the same Is arranged
over the shoulders. Heavy silken cords
hold tho gown in front, These are OF
olive, with pink beads twisted in them.
Pink slippers and olive stockings are TO
be worn with IT,
A dark-green satin had the edge of the
pointed bodice outlined with cord; the
front was pink, but the green satin down
the sides had handsome balloons OF green
beads, and puillngs of pink appeared at
the edge OF the basque.
! less costly gown was made OF light
/ blue cashmere, with deep pun 60 the
| elbow Of the sleeves, the rest OF the arm
/ covered with black velvet; color Of the
! velvet and mi,erod straps OF the same to
! keep the iullness in its place at the back
| and front,
A petuna plush had front OF light
| peach silk, yelled with black esprit ace,
curying In tiny plats from the waist and
allowed to now. The tea gown which
most rosembled an ordinary dress was u
golden brown TORY ottoman, ttting the
figure closely, velvet covering the front
breadth.
tea gown made In figured nuns veil
Ing, porcelain blue on cream, opened
over soft porcelain silk, the oeyes Gu
on the cross. Vatican plat Appearec
at the back, which was part and parcel o.
the run, the g me piece forming also tn,
reVers In front, A girdlo OF metal chain
work confined the lulness at the waist
APRONS.
Some Of the dressy aprons OF spotte,
China silk are made In loose box-plai
style Of fold, with Insertion OF lac
brought from the waist to end IN poin
nj q short distance from the edge, an
have lace bibs finished with clusters 9
baby ribbons. Others are entirely forme
OF Nalenciennes Insertion, aud have row
OF ribbon descending In series OF LOOP
on either side. In strong contrast
these are the Introduction OF the Freno
housewives apron, which, made In tlu
nainsook 70 entirely cover the dress Sklr
} Is bordored by Il broad hem and TO
} rows Of small tucks, IL has q sensibl,
, locking pocket on one side, and bl
, large enough TO protect the front ,
the dress. III more ornament
= desired 1t Is supplied In auoth,
, example, This has sprays OF flower
J wrought In satin stitch which extend frol
} the border to the sides OF the skirt, an
( likewise appeal In bouquets ON the hil
, Another adjunct claiming 10 be noycll
I shows In material what we have all see
; IN paintings OF century ago. 1t Is n
4 entire trimming Of a low bodice etfeett
4 In point d'esprit and presents the full bat
sleeve, with she sbapad 6Ad gatherC
bertha and fun stomaoher iashionab
when neeSs end arms We're less cng4ry
) than at present. Clusters OF the marrow
5 est gauze ribbon hold the Fittings in pla,
0 and supply n large rosette 20 the berth
r OF course II can only be Worn with bo
8 Ice that Is entirely devoid of trimming,
+ Philadelphia Herald.
4, COSTUMES IN BLACK.
d A stylish costume made OF black armul
I silk recently displayed was trimmed Wi
J stlk canvas woven braid dotted wi h eli
Z tering seqnlns OF cut jet, The epanlettl
( upon ehe shoulders were made Of looI
B OF silk braid, the pointed ends tipped wal
I tlnny jotted balls. The yeat trout WI
, made wholly Of loops OF the braid lal