Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-15

back and Is heightened In front with 8
J tight fitting but detached vest, whose
8,overlsppingcovers are lined with blue. A
/ plsstron Of gathered inserting lined
! with blue makes up the front. On each
| shoulder there is a clover leaf, and there
is one on the wrist Of the plain black Six
! sleeve.
EVENING TOILETTE.
Gown OF very pale rose Siclian silk, q
| broad Grape ruche Of the same tint run
ming round the skirt; the corssge Cross
ing in front q Ia Verge, which the Tchu
OF rose Grape plated at the edges, also
crosses over the bust and disappears 'un-
der large sash OF sky-blus Grape that Is
passed around the waist several times
and then tied in a bow st the side; 8
wreath Of small roses surrounds the knot
CT hair which is pushed up on the crown
| OF the head; black shoes and stockings; q
rose crspe fan, mounted on light colored
| tortoise she'll, with the Christian name
written across the front in gold dust.
NOTES.
Il is still fashionable to dress the hair
| high, ala Psyche.
Flowers will apparently garland to ex-
cess the summer headgesr.
Open embroideries worked in the goods
and lined with light shades Of silk are
also among the novelties.
Too many silver trinkets and knic-
knecks dangling about g girl in public
soonget for her the Ieputat on OF not hay
ing the most refined taste in the world.
All hats of silk, straw or plush, for
children, have the lace-pleated baby cap
! beneath the brim, showing loops OF
narrow ribbon.
The daintiest little wrappers Of white
merino, embroidered with wresths of
roses and leaves, sre'msde for babies ia.
der year old.
The novelty in gloves is the Carmen
glove OF tsn-colored unglezed kid, very
long, ripping over the arm, without any
buttons, and finished with deep cuff
embroidered with silk.
The newest fans sre made of feathers
initiating flowers; one Of the most beau-
tiful models is fan ia the shape OF o
poppy, made Of white feathers, with 9
diamond and topaz heart.
Tea gowns Il fancy striped Yachting
hsnnels pientifully adorned with ribbons
are much used. Taese gowns are very
simple and thoroughly artistic. The
fronts are usually loose.
Plain ginghems in odd flower tints like
gillifower pink, grayish corn. & over blue,
yellow and golden brown are used for
little girls gowns, with guimpes OF sheer
white muslin.
Velvet will again be used for collar,
cuffs, vest. reVers and half girdle Of wash |
dresses-notably sateens-while MORE is |
preferred for the new and expensive |
ginghsms.
Evening gloves are very long, and are |
made Of undressed peeu de Suede. II not |
IN full dress the gloves should be grey
pearl peau de Suede. Black kids are only
worn when in deep mourning.
Oge OF the prettiest as well IS most
setvaeable CT summer accessories will
be the domino cape of lace-blsck, white
or cresm-with hood of the same, some
times lined with silk, but preferably left
in its own sheer beauty.
The large picturesque hats are very
fashionable In wide COARSE straws. In
small shapes there are those with wide
turned Hp sides, and round shapes, the
back turnedfup against the crown. The
new sailor shape is also very popular.
They are beginning to make jackets
which are tight fitting in the back but
loose In front Of white cloth covered with
sray-pearl braid. These jackets are
worn on all occasions, even with the
inest dresses.
New round corssges have q tight fitted
inings over which the material Is fully