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

one upon a. other. A "thatohed" vest 1t |
was called, and upon every second row
were pointed ends finished with the Jet
ted balls.
Among the number Of stylish toilets
recently displayed was one OF black
Lyons velvet trimmed with wide bands OF
black marabout, The oyerdress formed n
long french polonaise, which opened
broadly over skirt OF red and black
striped velvet and satin. There was
simply basque back the polonalse,
aud iull breauths of the striped material
formed the back drapery showing
beneath.
srREKr DRESS,
very stylish street gown shows ar
underskirt OF dark Venetian green and
gulden.brown check, crossed with lines
OF Neapolltan red. The front of the skirt
| IL killed, alter tlrst being faced up with
datk red velvet to the depth OF four
| inches. An odd drapery, mlngllng vel.
/ vet and checked material, forms unique
tunic above the killing, and In the back,
at the left side, the jOhotcd
drapery is lined, seemingly through.
| out, with the velvet The marquise jacket
~ cut several inches longer than has been
usual and Is made Of the tweed, with
! plhll bhNh, uOt Sotupl0ltA ny tht lutNllh-
| BILE postillion. Beneath this is a waist.
coat OF dark red velvet, decorated with
| Hat silk gimp applique ornaments of dark
| green and golden brown interviewer, The
vest Is fastened with gold aud bronze
buttons.
A dress OF dove colorod faille has full
plain skirt. The bodice il arranged with
surplice folds, There Is long apron
drapery, which Is caught up veiy high on
either side, A sash OF the fail.e, tied at
the back with very large bows and long
ends, completes this simple and effective
costume.
Two haudkerchiots are always carried,
one soft white canbric or silk for use
and the other dainty morsel OF lace OF
embroidery, which Is tucked somewhere
In the bodice, TO look more like flower
than anything else.
The most beautiful OF the latest iuvoicC
D In wraps Is an opera-cloak, made long
I nearly reaohiug to the feet, of white cloth
! with exquisite and delicate trac0ry o
{ gold and brown embroidery over tn,
4 neck and shoulders Failing over tn,
$ back are very rich, long tassels of whit,
s chenille, depended from framework o
o brown velvet, This is said to be ia
h simle OF one made In Pans for tn
G empress Of Russia,
;, Chemisettes In various materials will
" be much worn with open dresses som
J. OF THEM have insertion la the center
b through which colored ribbon Is run
II with folds on either slide aud high cola
IS Of null, Others have alternate rows Q
II embroidery and plain null, while still
: others are made OF rows OF embroider
n with high collar, covered by band 9
4 embroidery. Chomisettes cut square 4
!, the neck have tho opening bordered b
Y fail ruchlugs; those for mourning nav
n the ruohng run with black silk, those q
9 Fedora lace have loops of ribbon anon
4 the lace,
y Collars Of dresses are not quite as hg
4 as they have been. For young ladit
10 turued.down collars OF lace aud en-
q hroidory are ugalu setu, Plain w,Ole
v walking suits san have the straight co
q lars. On the inside OF these are sma
a, lace ruohings or bias folds bordcred wi,
l. band Of very small or very large beadl
= There are also double folds In black {
oOlors, with thread OF gold OF silyt
between the folds. For indoor use theI
e are hohus Of brownish embroidered lac
a and OF tho tissues in open work of while
+ ball dresses are made, These flohus hav
IS short en0s and arc fastened by fame
IS ornament
b II Is noticeable that upon all the new
y est French costumes the darts upo
q basques and bodlces ofeyery sort are ca