Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

n curvlng center scam aud tho Vatican
falls In double box plalt fr m the neck
and Rmpllnrn the skirt, which swccps
out In n handsome oval train. On each
front l0cinR buttons arc arranged ia d
plnstron outline, and over them IL laced
thlck sllk cord. Upon each side ara con.
Vthlunlly located patch pockets, with their
tops reversed In laps that nrG faced with
velvet, The coat sleeves are reversed 10
form deep cufs, which are nlao faced with
velvet and irllla Of deep creamy lnro
finish thH wrlHlH Tho neck nuish IL "A
nigh standing collar.
Another 10 N elegant ncgllgco OF heavy
chmelH hoir cloth, having loosC.nttlnr.
dnuble-brrna,cd fronts, That are bofder,d
with band ~ velvet edged Al both sldes
with cora on the overlapping edge, which
produces u plnsI0n oftrct down the clos.
luR. over Zach eidu scam at tho what
Hue straps Of velvet arc arranged aud
support glrde 81 heavy cord that
h tea Ia long loops aud pnaA
a. tho riRhl sido of thu front.
the edges being tipped with bearing
hook hSncln TholRrgr patch pockots hro
decorated by cord ten In long loops, the
onda ~ tho lower edge being tipped with
tasfols like those IN the glrdle. A doep,
olliug collar, hordcrrd with cord fancy
cuif4 simulated ON the coat n,tvua with
velvet aud edged with cord, nniahos this
Hateful wrapper.
Fine wrappers are also shown IN nan.
nclH, ololhs, eaHhmeroh, canton llanncls
aud other suitable materials.
HHwasHs yARIoua.
A drees o. brown cloth haa a long
pointed nyordrras. The panel on the lcf,
sido Ia OF snowflake material aud trimmed
WIN wooden rings, cXactly like curtain
flhRa, fran which depend brown and
blue cord ornaments, The backiA Allpbtly
drnpcd and has panels " the mixed ma
totlal, The bodice, which In OF the nockod
material, opens uytra loose pIastron of
The brown cloth, onc sif0 ~ which h ila.
ished with wooden Rugs Of smaller stzo
than those ca the skirt, which aro hlso
finished with corresponding pendants A
ceinturo OF brown material completes tho
costume.
Nearly all The bodlcOa upon evening
gowns have oithGr open lronta over dli
cato white lace waisteonts, or laatrons
with reyerH beyond, made TO simulate a
vest. Young ladies have the oyonhg cor,
nages 10 eilk and satin toilets cut To- tnt
ton very Hnugly down the back, the front
opened In heart or easement ahapo, over
u Russian Rulmpo OF peurled net crepe
llsSe laid In soft folds, or embroidered
India muslin ehlrrod at tho throat aud
again al the lower odge, which meets tho
aorsago.
Long siraporlos with full effects, end
the hort plsatrnn Ia place oi vert are,
with fur bordVrlpge ana panels, tho lead.
Ing ieAtuNa of tail1rmado gowns for the
wiat'r season, Tho smooth or fancy
cioth 10 drapcd IN 0reolan ftyle,
appealing up the left 20 DISGUISE a panel
handsomely trimmed or clsu made az
pleats " n contrasting Color banded
across with velvet, tho long back
dfapery falling lueoit Hedouln folds M the
top, ThlR IA worry enrelyo la hrhotrone
cloth, with iawu ,oolotcd pleata OF laiila
Ffauaaise o. ihe tldoe, creased with
bands " velvet, The ehort Violet ploat, A
plsNtron arranged 20 correspond. Hack
or deep blue Isle OF wlGht serge, VIA
Neapoll'an rcd serge, pleatod panels Ani
plastron, crossed with velvet, also makes
q most tasteful gown.
NorKe,
Hats are worn over tho face.
Gloves arc worn long a. ever.
houcie SUNS are much worn by chill.
dsn.
The front half 10 not wo so low over
Tho brows "a heretofore.
Hlrla under tairscen wear their froeks
without ovpEehilts.