Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
FOR THE LADIES.
The Varied Programme Of Social Life,
Embracing Suggestions IN all
Departments.
Excellent Recipe to he Ussd bJ Wives
Custom Ante Marital and
- wedding Rings.
1ndastries open 70 women and what
They A.. Doing Girls, chit
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As every property constructed building
must have q good foundation, 80 s1oUis
the superstructHre of wOmanis dress be
erected Epon Violating underrarmenis
To attain this, the time .h0u0fsd "cheElise'
IAust be abolished, and is place supplied
with garments that &c closely bat easily the
figure. They should be all SUPPORTED from
the shoulders, either by being made ID .
Coordination sglt,v ~ vest ami drawers
all n one garment are called o., Z the
drawers are separate, t0ey should be- sup
ported BY a Strap fastened tc slc waist
band In front, and about four inches aHOye
the band be divided Into two straps pass
Ing over each Shoulder and JuttCllng 20
the wAtstband In the back. Over this
should be worn a garment, for which no
adequate name has pet been Invented a.
though SOME call 70 q "chemllOon." 10 IS
o muslin bodice, made BY the weaFeF 9
basque pattern % insure a good It,
About tour inches below the waist
- scwed on a short, narrow skirt,
and the joining of these j. COW
cred ~ A narrow bias fold, IN whlsh
seven or eight buttons are sswet at reg.
ulaf distances apart Ia which n button
al the petticOats, which must be rezE-
lated In length, and put % ~ a narrow
IRNahH ~ IAtNltAf may EAtEAA AZ aaA.saA
or two below the bias fold, undet che
skirt making q space on which bItsGns
may be- seWed, on which ~ button the
muslin drawers, unless a second waist S.
preferred for this special purpose This
chemloOn may Rave vegY short, we'll
fittlng sleeves, and De cHt square In the
neck, and made Is pretty a. rs owner
pieasea. by its use, those who desire
may dispense with cJrsets The stockings
should be suspended also from this waist
by eerers tbH button On 90 20 with
clasps 10 hold up the stockings EyeFy
dress-skirt, too, with 10 heavy drapiags
and plslt'ngs, should be supported ~ ide
shCDiders by means % suspendeFs
Other general rules f1g beatty 90 dress
are nov, we think, ~ generally under
stood a. hardly 10 need repetition. That
o very stout person l1oxa best 10 dnre,
clOae-attlng dresses, with Hat trimming,
while very slender Ggura can wear
putfed OF gathered plastr0as, ard 5OuElat
drGpcry; and tnas tall person Should not
wear perpendicular trimmings, nora short
perton horizontal snes
Irle ecOcOmy demands that good ma
tertals should De- used especially i9r ont
door wear and u b best, also, 30 bay o.
few dresses as possible each season. az
they soon grow old-iisblnaej and Il Will
involve expense and trouble % have them
TemOdeled. Those who have but few
dresses ARE wlse when they have these
feW lucunsplcuous Ia color or make, 80
that they VIII not be remembered a
black silk viii pass unrecogu1ed as an
old friend Ofieser than any other and
since they a. now lower priced than ever
before within memory Of women they are
within the reach Of those even q rn0der-
ate means, Handsome pest.cdats may be
made out ~ old SILK or cloth dfesaes that
have served their term 81 usefulness as
dresses III Philadelphia Press.