Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21

child OF eleven. For Il younger child,
about seven, similar make OF dress was
made In silk, with the jacket Of fancy
striped plush. The top OF The sleeve, al.
most to the elbow, was made in plush
AZ the back the Jacket was cut TO closely
resemble the tails OF coat, and beneath
1t the dress was in box peQts.
MOTIFS.
Pale pink wells prove to be more be-
coming than red ones
Some OF the fashion leaders at parls
are seeking TO revive the "Bhort waist'
OF the empire.
Bronze kid slippers, decorated with
small buckles set with Rhine stones, win
De much worn this winter
The economical fashion OF wearing
hasque5 OF plain cloth with striped skirts
continues IN vogue,
HACK siliJ psssementeuo "a as much
| used for trimming col0red dresses as for
the adjournment ~ black ones,
| LlW-nccked waists OF evening dresses
nave sharp points back and front, and
| sft laced behind, Many are edged with
beads.
loops Of the narrowcst plcot.edged
satin ribbon, sct inside baud OF SILK or
erepo, are used as a fuish TO tho neck
and sl1cycs OF dresses.
The skirts Of wool dresses are made
plain, even the foot plating IS dispensed
| Wlthi a band OF the material plukcd at the
| cage being used in its place,
Merino VIII DO revived j is said. II
/ VIII be OF very hne quality and Of double
| width, aud Will be used IA combination
with silk or the various materials with
raised stripes
/ A dress of serge and chenille stripes has
the skirt OF the serge trimmed with hurl-
| zontal stripes ol velvet judged with beads.
Ihe bodice and lrapcry are of the stripes.
| with plastruu aud cuGs OF velvet.
a dress Of golden brown fAillo has a
| plain skirt with panel OF brown and
gold brocado, The bodice Is OF iaile,
with a jacket and epaulots Of lho bro
cede' The draperY Is Of the falllc, with
a tev0rs OF tho brOcade.
oall dress Of white gauEo Is dotted
with yellow, and the skirt is hordored
with a ruchug 81 yellow silk. The pod
| zee Us gathered aud the dress "a completed
by a wide white SILK sash Oordered with
yellow roses.
Lace dresses---both black and white
| VIII remain IN favor during the winter.
SLACK velvet or wSterod silk bodices are
worn with the former, while with the
Whte laco hodices OF plush, velvet, silk
or satin, plain hrocaded or ,striped con.
trastlug col0rs are worn.
walking costume for s glrl from
eight 10 ten years OF age Is OF blue velvet.
inc rediugote Is trimmed with golden
eeaVer ana has a nlastrOn OF blue cash.
mere, over which II Is festOned hy bow
q SATIN ribbon with picot edge. The
toresn u Of the beaver and is trimmed
with loops OF satin ribbon.
COS umo ior girl OF twelve or tAlr.
teen Is made OF shat rich rod thst Que
sees When the light falls ppon a cRrnuo-
Gle The skirt Il " cashmese, horderod
hY broad band Of velvet. The Louis
Nv Jacket Is OF velvet aud tho pIastfon Of
cashmera. The hat Is OF red velvet, tim
laed with cluster ot pompous
Bsek waterCd slis Is draped with a
figured gauze lu delicate changeable
French grey, Tho frOnt OF the gown h
i0tmed " a ulaCs neI beaded and iinseied
after fashion that suggests lightning
flashes and IRE balls, outre certainly,
beautiful for the one womaH IN thousand
Who eats II, but dangerous Tor tue other
nine hundred and nnely-niou.
The aeW open sleeves, which are already
adopted, reach Just below the elbow, iit
easily at the top, have but one seam (that
inside the arm), and slope open 10 about /
ihrea-eighths OF q yard Ia width at the |
lower end The upper half Is aathered /
IN 70 the under side about the elbow, /