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

ried up uncommonly high, and that they
curve IN narrowly and run very close to-
getheT ~ they reach the waist line. The@
added double side form, with its extra
deep dart under the arm, gives additional
aid to the long-waisted slender effects
now sought after. The seams upon the
shoulder are triAe longer than formerly,
aud the sleeves are "casedn in, TO use the
pGrlance OF the mOdiste, and not gathered
ut the top, this fashion being looked upon
Gs very old style.
The hair Is to be worn lower by young
women. The back hair will be lad In
full braided coils about the middle of the
head, leaving the top plain, while the
front hair Is arranged in Russian bang,
slight fringe OF hair over the forehead,
long in front and curying short at the
sides. MatrOns will wear their front hair
rolled up in the center and cut at the
side with n high twist at the back, the
style OF couture now adopted by Mrs.
Cleveland. Children's hair Is no longer
worn in fall bang, but left in slight
fringe over tho forehead. Prudent moth
ers clip their chlldren's hair when they
are seven or eight years OF age, and leave
1t short till they are about fourteen.
MOTIFS.
silk astrakhan is isvorte trimming.
Corsage bouquets are quite out OF
date
Beaded epauletts are immensely pop,
ular.
Redingotes slightly varied in cut are to
continue in vogue.
Turned over linen collars about two
inches deep are coming into fashion.
! Bright silk hosiery is not neglected and
is worn by many.
Hoods appear TO be added to every sort
of wearing apparel upon which they cal
/ possibly be adjusted
Loose-ironted jackets m4de OF velve
or brocaded satin are almost universally
worn for dressy home wear.
Nearly all bonnet trimmings are still
arranged very nigh in front, aud tn,
shapes are quite close at the sides.
Velveteen, corduroy, and cordereine
kindred fabrics, are all used TO excess 70
chlldren's best "coats" aud irocks.
Black wooden beads, sequins and othe
pendants adorn galloons and edgin,
braids used on mourning dresses.
The oldiashioned mode OF GOVERNS
button moulds with the material of th
dress is again revived.
Braided cloth tailor-made suits for tn
streets are fashionable, and show TO hes
advantage on tall women,
Leather cord applied on an alpaca ban
for protecting the bottom of dress skirt
is a novelty, and is to be had In all color.
Watered silks are very popular In ever
ing colors, and all the dark fashionabl
shades are used IN combination with woo
goods.
Black silks are In good standing; fe,
black brooades are called for, but plat
! taille aud satin duchesse are in high favo
Colored silk handkyrchiefs with stripe
and dotted borders, are used for thin
mirg hats aud bonnets.
Passementerle OF steel of silver Is use
TO trim black satin dresses, the effect b,
! ing rich and dtstingue.
: ChemisetteS OF pink silk null, dotte
: with tiny pinA pearls, are worn with r
, ception toilets Of black, green or garuo
: Copper colorod lailes' cloth, made
| tailor style and braided with black,
! very fashionable for young ladie
. dresses.
White velvet evening bonnets are en-
+ broldered with beads OF various colOrs
3 wrought In delicate devices ia gold al
3 silver thread,
Extremely low sandals OF bronze XII
} decorate With small buckles OF o
\ paste, are 10 be worn this winter with q
Grccian and oiher classic toilets viii,
: are 10 prevail
! Wide braids. hands sppllquei gallo,
I and other botaer trimmings are Ysed {