Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-06

~ klNM may turn away with
4 s W NEaN4 sigh, it is q sigh
HLSEa@A Of fuliness of en-
4 ipyment. II ever
von,u,s bonnet was mystery it is so
AVE- The skilliul milliner, while you look
:, taxes the broad legdorD, fist, SEEM
;,,Iv sb.peless, and she bends it here.
.ss n there, ADDS bunch Of lovely
s,Ssrs or rsvishipg tips. and then makes
snsl turn at the bsck, emphasizing II
si,b knots, bows and streamers until the
rr,kiIled bystsnder wonders II there Is
,,t. msgicisn's touch in the transforms
4 lion.
when the justification is st It's climax
md The looker on hiss dim dawnines Of
| Ms solution, this magician takes up a
Itle s..ir, dissimilse as possible from
NE srst creation, and tells you 1t Is o
t,pots. You see it is very small, fat ct
4 NE sides spd dented on top, and into this
hollow tuft Of flowers has nestled, or
| an siprette that is what she calls IT.
,.:erts Itself By metallic brightness. Then
mere is she'll shaped STAIR of black
Ice. All black? No, there seems to be q
ruId trelhs beneath the CLEAN of which
| he lsc4 suodues, and tulips in violet and
rOld f.unt OF spring Emidst the meshes;
Iplsin tulle has the fullness drawn in
! v,ts 10 the back OF q very low crown,
fhere bunch OF tiny yellow flowers rise
reepiDgly towards the front.iThe glare of
color is yelled by 3 covering of exceed
i lrgy tain blsck net, while strings ofyell W
nos grain come forward and tie under the
chin. Brims Of f pwers, with crowns OF
! straw, crowns OF flowers with brims of
straw, all go to mske entanglements for
desire and for purse-strings, yet, amid all
| tbs, one is GLAD to note only one solitary
| bird keeps guard, and the fair magician
tells that birds are no longer worn on
hts or bonuets, 80 tina. now the pretty
tsnizens Of the wood may fly in safety
md in peace.
After this display OF bopnets look fsr-
tier down discloses sll manner of pretty
TeIls, and the question YVES put: Do
sOman veil themselves Is MOORE She
81 llHgy held up gray gsuze, put it over
hHaretty face, knot'ed it in one tie at
lie b cI ard made witchlng DOW under
ssr dimpled chin, hardy eastern, but
very Oecom'n g. ard she added: Gan
TFilS sre now drawn tight across the face,
nd cover the chin" A little quaint, but
| d Il not prettier than the half shade on
be face Affected for several years.
This Is the era Of lace and embroidery,
md the vest that has become
- essential psrt Of a lady's
dtess is frequently wrought Gil
with H)wers, and the embroidery msnia
extends to wlistcoats that are made sep
iiate and sre likewise embroidered,
iprgs Of flowers, snd vine pattern for
hontsr collsrS, cuffs snd pocket flaps.
There are pretty gowns of colored en-
0foideFy-red and white, blue and white
made over silk of the color, full round
Sslsir the yoke Of the plain silk. With
uese sashes OF. white or the color csn be
worn. Among the startling departures
Rtoduced by the leading modistes are
costumes combined of large India silk
anoSerchiefs and plsin material; the
ground OF these handkerchiefs and the
unique pattern in old world colors is
decidedly chic.
taefe is a marked tendency toward
empire style Of dress, and while tits not
smtss Tor mstrons, Young girls and I'M
haired women OF youth are SO CON-
Eeey enrsptured BY 1t that summery
ssaeflals will be generally made up in
~, ~ ssolon oil the R3csmIer gown. The
~ sa waists, shirred or plated, draped en-
s.au sfe specially becoming to slender
~ ana thin material is lovely in the
~ sligntlV drsped empire skirt. The
~ iVpH9h q this style is the death knell
III We ~, ouStle, this 6ss stood out against
: auicule, and women wore compliment
s 4 ,ae hump on their back, however inar-
s @aC and monstrous it appeared. The
ns N t ,n of fashion has gone forth, and
n mel on nature is yielding
.,,,,-s law imperative and
r,,S.e' The fashionable nodistes are
ss,Ssa discarded steels, using q small
tfo.s 9, and only two steels twelve and
nS3, a LLcnes below the waist. This is
m I !. as the draperies of dresses are
nv; ). IsNsight lines. They are long, in.
un,S.i and have few folds, being
M: " deft touch or two upon the
r,n M, ~ Us to relieve the monotony OF the
rni,s. al IN front. At the back ell is
n.b;o.' too. The small remnants of the
u ns.. serves to hold out the folds from
Il SSOp, snd theys tee, fall straight to
so:I;. wearing in the house with silk or
ID III, sslFis, are loose jackets of India
e5o,ss SILKS, trim@ed with the new
sons \, slk lsces or with Vslenciennee.
turt, lave ACE vests with straight, loose
eo:sIv Sne shorter backs fitted very
teUt ~, mNn handsome waist ribbon In |
ee shnri5I, while others are shirred en
b Ism us's and agsin st the waist line.
i,s.n, ., VI these garments the pa tIy
us sleeves ere used.
Calls ~ sRsing gown is of old rose
,s,ches ~ 4 ms has j fine plating which
3 apss' " Wtist ard is not held down
eis pl,i,; Senesih. Just shove the hem Of
vide vsI,ss is get single band Of inch
enpe,v - mcire ribbon. The short
u t.ls . uts6t up close about the hips
tse Esis, :. TWO long SSH ends bekind.
Sset, lbe rs usht 4 ting and has basque
- q d,r1 Uas endlng in & broad pointed
ut ro -.. Ted Velvet. A broad v OF
sse a ~. e Is SCI into the front, the
s,sn sot. ue = ehsiiie being finished in
sa to C cSs crosses crest attention is |
so's ard ,na OF msterisl, mingling of ,
q skir;s sppfopriste fashining. Gath. {
y NTH VI, sao full blouses are of plain
"A. In yoke, collar and cuffs OF
fcs Ina ss,sehsms and other cotton
Akssised. w 'a fashion Of three n,unces
Stoider, use Use are edged with Ham burg
Wing sssit, collar, and cuts Of the 1
o. as sslor suits are worn of white
se s5tnmsd with blue velvet, /