Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
Reduced prIos List nailed TO any address.
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vELvEr COSTUMES,

VELVET COSTUMES,
Velvet costumes will be mucn worn,
and surely there IA nothing richer or more
appropriate for church, carriage on re-
ception.
Some OF the new velvet costumes made
In short prlnccsse style, have the living"
drapery arranged at each side. The front
Of the bodice forms medium close fit
ting coat, slightly open 10 show the mar
row vest beneath. In some instances
tho skirt portion, front and back, falls
IN strelght, undraped folds, with
not even the ineyitabie foot.pleat-
ing at the skirt edge In others,
thoro are extra deer kilts and box. ploat-
inga, WITH narrow panels OF satn covered
with rich appliques-des,gns IA jet or t.at
silk gimpG set between every third plOat,
and in NOT few costumes isnoted an id
mixture % plain colSred volyets with gay
Oriental striped goods In satin aud vel.
vet, IN colOrs Of scarlet and gold, hronae,
brown aud channels, ecru and moss green,
dark blue and silver, deep yiO,et aud paio
ma0ve, black and white, and black and
cardinal
costume OF browr velvet has the sldoG
paneled with very rich broWntSIcilienne,
broeaded with golden rod sprays aud
blossoms in brown ahading so yellow,
The waist snd sleeves also SHOW this
combination. A lovely bonnet made for
tho costume Is formed principally by q
large bird, The sldea 81 the bonnet are
composed OF the birds wings, shaded In
all the lovely brown tints, and Its head
aud neck neetle Ia a red OF browR velvet,
ornAmented with aigrettes and curly
feathers, which stand high. The bit OF
| hat 81 Ia . $ u.
fields OF thevelvet, between which "a the
most delicate stripe ofyoilow. Certainly,
nothing can be richer or more laeyllke
than such costume.
aAmDALpI wAfsrS.
Nothing as 80 fashionable in Paris and
London as the waists which ,ssod TO be
called "0aribalds,'' but which have now
been brought out on an improved prlnrl-
pie They are made much closer iltting
than formerly, and ave striped indifferent
oolors-bleck and white, red and white,
blue and wkte, red and blue Aud belga
and red being the fAyerite combinations.
The ooAlars and cuffs are OF plaln color,
aud there 10 oapering band % the Same
down the front. These waists are hight
and stylish looking, and are appropriate
70 wear with dark skirts an the house.
NOTES
Dress collars grow higher and Higher.
The higher now tho parlor lamp, ahe
more fashionable, and itls stlll tho reign
ilof brass.
White corduroy vests closed with pear
hntions are worn with blue OF greol
tailor quits.
Little s..--a.= -se given GOATS, outsid,
garments OF check o. plaid, Co be worn
over plan stnff trocks.
The Ateelod extension at the back al
dresses Is now arranged much lower
down than formerly.
Menu cards representing autumn
J leaves, with names written upon them h
golden letters, are fashionable faneies o
the season
A great deal OF yelvetaen n worn 10
street suits by young ladies. 1t Is lesl
costly than cloth aud almost as efiectIy
as velvet
Large felt hats tied with wldo ribbon.
under the chin are worn by little girl
from two TO seven years old. Some hay
| rosettes over each ear.
Back dtaperles are very volumnious
ard though they are usually without loop
ingr, they take more material than hai
| besn necessary for several seasons.
| Pretty honneis for the theatre, Opor
and evening entertainments generally ar
made Of CroaIn-whlie silk assFakhAn, trim