Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-19
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at the neck, o. plated like mans shirt
bosom.
Collars are cut high, and the neck OF
the dress as high as 1t is possible to wear
IL.
Coat sleeves are worn with small
turned-back cuff.
Buttons for cloth dresses>are small and
hat, either OF lasting, or covered with the
wool or velvet of the dress.
An effort 10 being made to restore pas
sementerle as trimming, the Arch
duchess Stephanie having ordered her
dresses trimmed with IL. She has been
moved to this, by petition from the
workers in this kind of trimming In
Vienna, who have suffered from the
plainness OF the prevailing styles. There
is Il bit OF history connected with this
trimming, with which our readers may
not be familiar. When Catherine de
Medlci came to Paris, she brought with
her water-ices and the fashion OF passe-
menteres, and now Paris returns to the
old love, and there Is some OF the most
exquisite amber passementeres on ex-
hibition there to be used on handsome
| toilettes.
Belts and sashes are very fashionable,
and will be rs much worn during the
NNNNhlh hhA NAuNOA 40 lhtl arc ~ pres
emit. The sashes are tied in the back and
on the side. They are usually Of ribbon,
but they Will also be Of wooden fabrics TO
match the dresses over which they are
worn, and ere trimmed with fringe or
embroidery. The most elegant sashes
are OF embroidered silk orvelyet. Ribbon
lows also continue In use on different
parts OF the toilet. They serve for the
fronts OF waists, collars, chemlsettes and
| sleeves, and for the parts of skirts left
uncovered by redingotes and panel trim
mhgs.
! wAIGTCoArs
! The walstcoat is still among the chief
! features Of the tailor-made costumes made
! with true "London efect.n A score of
exceedingly natty costumes sent from an
Engllsh house are without exception
formed with waistcoat accompanying
the basque OF tweed cheviot, homespun,
or some other fabric OF like character.
An expensive promenade dress shows q
iiEe mixture of golden brown, beige,
mass green, indian red, and a
CLINT OF gold In the wool. The waisteoat,
In gegl.ler Louis XIV style, has deep
side pockets with large 1aps above, and
iastens down the front with medium
sized enamel and gold buttons, showing
Aihg mooASo bnt oA&G1 CollT OF
the threads Ia the wooden goods. 4 tray
cling dress Ia the same style Is made of
softest cameies hair IA three distinct
shades Of gray, opening over q waistcoat
Of very dark blue plush, embroidered
with silks of still deeper shade, and
closed with silver buttons. The skirt is
killed with wide band OF plVRh iirst laid
at the lower edge.
rnunsg DRRaa
A most becoming suit for Glrl, and
one that is consequently In very general
favor, Is the small Russian dress. The
plated skirt aud jacket open over
ehemisette, which Is shlrred In the neck
and on the waist These suits are OF
light textures, such as Yelling, summer
cashmere, or wooden brooade. The pusfed
vest Is OF different goods, but Is OF the
same color as the other part Of the dress.
The straight collar and euffs are OF velvet
or Of embroidered gallo0n. Jerseys, with
striped skirts, are also In general use
Sailor jackets are often worn over them
and made OF white English cloth trimmed
with gilt galloon. They have deep open
VA ilor collar, With an anchor embroidered
OH either corner. The CUTS ara made 50
mat,'h.
TAiLoR-aiADE GOWN.
A taslor-made costume recently ,vorn
BY a han dsome hlokdo was exceedlnaly
rich, yet So quiet as 70 be suitable for
morning wear, II Wa Of gray cloth,