Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-12
[I|lIEg' COLUMN.
from Northern Forests,
|''' Where he Frost
Has Bees
.,hsr and Cancels Hair
~, 10 Fashion--Gaines-
ssreugh the Mode
.,.oy souroos-Recipes for
e,nter Comfort IN
the Pantry

80 60 nearly tropical as this,
4 realize that the sun is no
.stIcsl, or that the melancholy
..re, wiser would it be only to
,be bright tints in which
Y. % meet her death, and let no
l..als with those hues which are
I'm. a from one's ideas Of sad
'nsre is a fascination In glimpses
.s,s although we have not the
MY sssr. vet we may invade that
4 rsIeh precedes the coming event
Y ia "a surmise at least In fashions
want which is to follow.
s.,s. the bright golden rod,
N autumn leaf, the brown
.nseem alike to aid in selecting
rostume, and the tailor-made
taIholds It's own, as the mode.
I.,cer cities the fall clothes are
4 ~ appearance, and the heather
Great favorite. 1t derives its
Zine Scotch heather and merits
n low.toned standings, passing
!, 10 tint In every possibility in
.ibrowps, with threads of dark
irll red.
sA.Ir comes in stripes and dag
utter in brown and blue shades;
EIots in small checks, and
4 in dark colors.
srety Of plush stripe upon
mods, resembling unplucked
white hairs standing up from
nd trimmed with Illuminated
n ietted net, will be much used
En- There is no abatement in
a. q beads; they still play an i'm
nrt in the decoration of cos
fronts Of fringes in colorings to
Material will enliven woollen and
lAncs. Narrow gimps and de-
Ornaments will be used more or
lusely, but will be expensive.
and cord ornaments will take a
ii place among trimmings, but It
rpossib!e to say which will lead.
les, the basque pointed in front,
rOstillion back, little or no length
4 hips, Is worn in all fabrics.
\ Of the latest imported visiting
! lorycung ladies are exceptionally
Z and stylish. Among them are
III Lyons satin in black and white
lick alone, the satin very rich and
4 quite unlike the surah so long
One Of these toilets in black il
D In combination with mauve satir
kqulsite pinkish sheen, with wide
al each side, draped with jet
net, whose designs are beyond
Mon. Down the front is a brost
oi black satin, with magnificent
pendants set at intervals down
inter Of each kilt. The sleeves o
dce are of mauve satin, veileC
s sded lace, and the front openi
1SestSf pleated black satin, orna
with jet medallions, with mauv'
yers down each side.
n pretty travelling dress is show
test csmels' hair in three distinc
Of gray, opening over a waiscoa
q dark blue plush, embroidered
lks Of a still deeper shade, AM
with silver buttons, The skirt !
HTlth wide band of plush first lat
over edge.
6tinesborough hat has been re
% Iavor, although its amazing an
oiformer days has been somewha
ipTn. Turbans, however, still hol
pularity and are In a variety {
dspted TO the face of the wearel
NOTES.
lonsble dress collars remain
nd high as ever.
collars Of beads of every descriI
" pendants and epaulets TO CO.
~ morning gowns of nuns vel
Y golfers, cuffs, plastrons, revel
diets Of silk.
shell hair-pins ale worn straigt
DE back of the head under ii
y hats and bonuets.
lAsA afternoon dress consists Of
uA brown velvet petticoat vii
aspery OF cream colored albatrol
y bodice of the same with velv
gs
!zss Parisian sleeve, smooth al
Alng from shoulder to elbow,
nee and half the necessary leng
i elbow down and clings to Il
Dose wrinkles after the manner
y de suede glove.
Y Tor the coming season are ma,
y tweed, with one or three sho
me hat corresponds to the ulste
hfments are considered mo
men they are made without "
Ssories.
we OF dark-brown embroider
y NE brlm covered with bron
aVes. A cluster of purple aste
united autumn leaves, Rrrapg
, form the trimming, The strin
'eyet ribbon.
slst OF grayish-blue straw has {
tuered with bands Of the SAL
w loops Of velver, arranged col
WI and held 10 place by an
.ss'eel comb, form the trimmir
4, strings which tie under
g Of velvet.
and slight figures, skirts q
.an wide or narrow plaits a
,,spery, For persons who Q
STOUT, the skirt should be ma
AZ S.'u long drapery in short folt
4 \ !. may be plated In front, WI
I n the back only.
~ utess OF beige woollen n
I, ~ we front OF brocaded velvet
finn NJ, on a ground corresponds
N .oI the wool. The side pan
~, - one with the bodice 10 pr
"a and are arranged In dc
az the back the bodice
n ~ nv me back drapery is full q
+ Id ra, 'front.' OF the bodice is plat
sIese ,sis OF brown velvet aud Gu
in ss Of faille and wool has
llss. AM OF dark blue faille. I
~. = u soft blue wool with VIII
~ IA ne drspery is long and I
En- IN ~ : caught up at the side "
'Iene ends Of velvet ribbon COZ
ds.re. theltint Of the silk. 7
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