Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-16

| every refined nature shriuks from TIT
false even in Whist might be termed The
: tFivisl1ies CT dress.
For young woman who would or glitter
her black with shade Of color theEe is S
swees little dress IN Isck psau de sole
that hiss fully gathered yoke waist, thl
material brought down to the waist linz
and Stirred into wide belt aud extend
| ing to the foot, forming toe skirt, flashed
with full bUx plated ruchlEg, lined
with zp2le ersen sursh. The full
1 sleeves hsvs puff OF blscs
lace st the top, with lace frill at The
wrist and boWof green rl5oon. A double
| isbot Of wide black lack reaches from the
yoke to the foot CT she skirt, and bows OF
green sliin ri5oon tie 81 In. waist line
sud bust. A black sllk bsg trimmed with
lace and green ri5bons hangs at the side
with orcsd green ribbons. The style is
simp and very pretty
Fashion, recognizing the fact that in
door festivities are at nand, is designing
pretty BALLROOM coetumes, and dainty
wraps for thester and the ballroom. Many
CT the ball dresses are of white. There is
no great novelty, but much to be ad-
mired, especially IL the nicely Of detail
| Pale blue peau de sole ie delicately en-
broidered 10 silver, and opnes ever june
| Of tuile. Pale yellow roses with foliage
| ornament one side, ana the long train is
Of tu!le with cordings oG safin. O0e pale
green tulle is e1Qulsitely embroidered in
iris howers snd another in orchids
These materials are simply the begEnliI e
Of the toilet. They give an elegant key,
| note Of simplicity, and 1t requires re.
dpC6 the WORK nj
A pretty bail dress for very young
lady is of nuns yelling with BLK spots ia
gold aud silver. TIE under,kirt is al
plain black velvet, and the ekits OF nuns
yelling is lsid IL pIaits scfoss front and
slider, being caught up a. one side with 4
velvet hoS, thro wing the front plsi!s into
fan ebspe. Back is Grrsngsd in 2 full
dTaped pouf.
Corssge has long square basque,
fronts edged with b.ads Of velvet ana
open over low plated font Of nuns
yelling.
S.esves ere quite snort, prEed and
fllshed with RIBBON bows or the shoui-
der A ane plating OF tuile edges the
! low coreAge,
GiCvss reach sbova ihe elbows Fau
is OF fac ostrich feathers.
Two very new ways OF wearing natural
flowers are either in 4 graduated cluster,
very full at the throSt 6n1 tapeTiug to the
meTast vine at the waist, or else IN 9 fam
boyGrt spray so far to Inc lefG Side ae
barely to escape the motion OF the arm,
snd just opposite the srmaole.
The alter closks are made Of Roman red
cloth and lined with MoUgoiian COST fur,
are clasped with canoes and boa is
worn st the throat, the large old fashion
ed canoes long laid away eIe now in
vogue TO fRssen drapery, epGgletts and
fronts.
A fancy wrap 20 throw round the bare
shoulders in tins interval betResn dances
Is lighter. II is gros grsin SILK, lined
with eCfs ottoman, and trimmed on front
and sleeve with lSrge psssementerie bnt-
tons. A plaided vest plssI0a Of very
fac lace ornaments the front, and long
pGsGts Of same fash each sleeve. The
short back has slso plsiEs Of lsce.
A fashion srtice is scarcely complete
without some kllusion TO tea gown, Or
th1ix Counterpart in the loose oriental
QTf sses which are between princess
dress and, q wrapper. These gowns are
loose In front and usually Elted OF the
back A graceful gown az cram while
wool, nearly covered with 81 sll over pat
tern Of Japanese motii in IndiS blue, IS
fitted at the back, loose IN front, opeDs
over loose vest extending the length Of
the gown and made OF sOfG cream white
wool. q blue snd white cord and tSs
gel is drsped Sc girdle around the gown,
Soft old rose, mauve shades, old blue
and tprq noise blue f.Dlelg in plain
goods or striped or figured effects axe
fashionable for these house gowns snd
for the French breakfast sscCues which
are also worn with matinee skirts for
morning Plain fsDnels are preferred
for sacQues and wrappers 10 plsids or
stripes. Folded direCtoire vests or wide
collars snd large reVers turned back to
show high pointed vest are Seen IN The
new French ssCques. Trimmings OF lace
sre no longe seen; the garniture is con-
4 ed 20 ri bon girdIes CT cores, TO fine
pleating Of surSh, or embroidered scGl-
lops on the edge done by the needle; and
to feather stitches IN various odd pretty
patterns used 10 finish bems. a charm
ing saoque in pale rose funnel is me
dunn in length, fitted st the back, and
loose in front. Tse hem around the sacq1e
is flashed in sn odd feather stitch
and deep fall OF pink surah laid in f1e
pieRts forms the collar and tucns back on
the sleeve az CUT Dainty wrappers Of
pale pink flannel, Striped with deep
shade Of rose. color, are made wish full
fronts Of cream white wool, striped with
hair lines OF pink. The sleeves Of the
wrapper are flowing from the shoulder,
and second undersleeve OF bsir lined
wool covers the arm. A girdle OF pink
~ no ho
Should the reader be disposed to COM
charity plead thxt although winner is com
ing il ie rot yet hire, and q week or two
hence there msy be better and suser in
dicstions Of that seasons styles.
NogEs.
The pointed velvet pIastron, both at
front and back, is still favorite bodice
trimming.
L oops of silk crochet for the fronts OF
dress waists are entirely new and they
come in sets of three some graduated in
size.
The latest and newest evening gloves.
instead OF broad or elSborate stitching on
the bscks have very narrow chsin stitch
ing or embroidery.
Co!!&Ts eHd cun3 Oh p-eElsu nsse EN-
broiderec with silk fees in the smallest
possible daisies down each plest, are
pretty and stylish additions to the gown
for afternoon or informal even pg wear.
The fashionable needlewoTk is point
russo, or old fashioned cEose stitch tt
serves to decorate ties cloths, napkins,
ana bedroom drspery, and turkey red,
embroidered il white. blue or yel cW, Is
highly favored.
The very latest novelty IL evening |
DIRE sses axe colored laces, the designs OF
Which rre defined iS2 hehYP rsisnd ihrasds |