Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-26

trimming snowy enough for any theater.
Dainty scarfs OF cashm, re or surah Of any
soft and becoming tint, with rufll7s of
Spanish lace about the face, are alsol ex-
ceedingly dressy, and wearing these is a
commendable step toward the foreign Gus
tom of removing the hat and letting the
hair, Handsomely dressed, be the only
ornament for the head.
Among the winter trimmings none oc-
cupy more prominent place than but
tons; to have SOU equal to buttons,
not above them, Is all one can hope TO
attain. The styles most prlZed are CT Ja-
panese design, and are used principally
To trim Jackets, which are 40 much worn
this winter, q costume being hardly con
sidered complete without this pretty nd
junct Some novel effects are obtained
In n Sc snall garments by slight changes
~ tlejtrOnt or The posIilliOn u and fen
hints may b. acceptable.
A tailor-made jacket OF lne cloth In
miguonette color mas it's front part OF
redjish-hrown velvet braided with palm
designs In brown mignunette and gold.
The cuffs and collar are of velvet worked
In the same way The lower part OF the
back is pointed and falls over plated
position, which spreads well ont over
the puflllg Of ,he skirt. Some jackets
have plastrons ia front OF "peRinee"
| plush, with tho stripes running
crosswise, Others have tine fronts
Of plated iaille, with tho plaits broad
and iit The plaits are not f8sten,d
Gown on tho side that closes, so
this part extending beyond the buttons,
forms shell trimming. Small positions
aud basquettes are much liked, Pos
tilions are also employed on matinees,
which sometimes have two and even
three Of these plaldngs placed one above
the other They are Of lace, alternating
with the goods OF which the matinee
is made. The fronts OF matiuees vary IN
many ways. They may form a kind Of
Breton vest or Russian blouse Of crepe
de Chine or of embroidered surah. Or,
again, they have crossed lace scarfs or
plated gauze guimpes with velvet J.
lars. They are drawn In at the waist by
a Wide ribbon belt.
sRRvICIABLE GOWN.
A toilet OF coarse brown wooden goods
and plush has the skirt open on the left
side over the breadth OF plush On this
plush are six bands OF velvet with silk
olive-shaped ornament on the end OF each
The wooden tuuiQue forms an apron,
which is plated to the belt, sad raised
over the right hip. The left side of the
unique has trioge trimming of olive
shaped ornaments. A band of velvet is
on the lower part OF the apron.
The back pulling terminates on the
left side In short end, bordered
with fringe The Waste has small
point in front, and there are ends down
the sides aud back. 1t opens IN front
over brocade p'astron revers Is on
the left side OF this plastron. II Is OF the
same goods bnrdtred with baud of vel
vet. Bands OF velvet are on the h4p ia
the back, with an olive-shRped ornamc nt
ON the end of each, A velvet belt Is tallru
FROM the side seams and crosses IN front.
II terminates with three ornaments ON
each side. The velvet cuffs are bordeIed
with fringe.
GAmBALDI.
The new Garibaldi is very long, and the
weSrer might as well have no belt as 60
wear the cestus of Venus underiis droop
ing fuilness. Around 10 neck and wrists
are piaits forming cufi and species OF
yoke, aud The shoulder strap Of The old
Garlbaldi, It's collar and wrlstSond, are
lett IN. The col n Is q yiyid red, which
should be- carefully chosen, for there are
some scarlets among the aannels OF this
season that have painfully vulgar effect,
while others are NOT exquisite in hue.
The English version Of the Garibaldi
\ opens al the throat over o plated chemi-