Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
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aCCk, t.psrlpg 10 point D1!0W. a Nltie
coat colIa. hlisnes the back OF he neck.
TIE sleeves ara lego mu!tor, full, aed
high Ct thu shoulder, and lafroTipg Gown
s. the wrist, where they are flushed by
| close flung, turn-back cuffs to match the
rev rs.
In making uo dresses, hoeques and
| bodices sre elmost hidden 6y the smount
| OF trimming tns' concsals the original
cut Que sided effects are simed for. snd
e bnsq1e which is nuttoasd sttslgat Up TO
the lnros. is rarity. With costume
c0mbiailg two ma:eri.ls, the bssqu7 viii
have The LETT front Of the plain fa3fic
ccvered with slan,iug rows OF gslooue,
while the rig3t will be If t1e contrsss
Ing goods, sad arranged to cross
diagoaally IL soft folds. One
very dressy design for q bodice, to be
worn by slender figures cnlyiis com
binafion OF cxid'Z3d gray Cashmere 1pd
noize fsilIe. Toe fronts turn back in
broad revers faced With the fai!le, snd ere
fastened upon the shoulders with large
gray passemepteria on tons. THe C nser
| from. - CT drapsd m,ize colCrad lace,
which flashes a. the waist under Vide
sash Ct the iai.le. TIE bo6tce IS shors
upon tae hips and has tim position
back. The slesves are close sGd are
ornanented &: the top by epaulettes con-
sis,ing CT four row' OF
gray lsca. TIE high collar aud
deep cuffs are cf the fsile. Ezpan
siYe corsalats are ms lie sireadY saspsa TO
the figure, OF the new pessemspteEle
called "c6ain Braid" the l,tes5 novelty
in ri inning, and consists o. threads CT
| tInssl AMI SIX tWined 50 closely together
IS TO have the : f ct Of coloTed sos.
Taese corselets are usually aided to bo1-
ices CT faille or shy PLAIN fabric, and s:e
elegant iadeed.
AproDoscf bo iices, sleeves sre rsq1ir-
| ing dssi'Sf confederation, and, tnased
msny Ct than are faartul:y Snd wonder
fully made. Tns main idaS!s 70 give the
eppea.AGce Of. ore sleeve eyer. another,
ana many gowns OF composite ,mste-
Elels have. the upper. sleevs i5t piiin
flbncs>. to the elnDw. turing up
with 8 cuff, snd' "a tigh: UaidsE
sleeve CT odd stuff, like Bulgaria., .sm-
brO.d rs, to the wrist Bows OF rib DON
| are frequently seen 81 The elbows, and
righ epsu;atts ere formed ofk foops CT
DIOR, lice these Of the TGdsr period
Sleeves are often siasaed. upaa the out
sac CT the arm and c0strss.la& t.teflHl
pulled through. O hers .sgsia.7hsve 9
| pointed sl.shiag from the Shou.Cef, Whlle,
especially for dinner gowls shorssleeYe
js often failed over tis9t under e1e al
the RhoHlder. Is 1t necessary to ehloih
J upon the designer the necessity OF adapt-
G these trim ninas to thu figure and to
| The breadth OF the shoulders.
As kind Of second mourning gray has
beeG acopsed at court, the Priccess oil
Wslas thus gtvsdg counteuarce to color
| always genteelEnd universally becoming
because like black lis severeness can be
'felIeved with gay trimmings, these cQn
I trsstine or hsrmorizing go as to brighten
| the quasi. ishDess thss might be obi e.
tioDao.e. house dress msy oe made OF
old fashioned gray sils, with an over
dress OF gray f)wered silk, mus1n OF
soft woots NJ apology will be madafor
= re iearsa of 1details, for. il thsse are
carefully studied sn ama:sdr msg5tsshlon
for hsrseA stylish c1ssuGe, using, sue
| colors aud con.oinatioas, ss her fsncY
I NAV dicsste.e 81. -.
$5r 1t Is exactly Ike that OF She walking
1 costume. The bodice Of the0serdress is
closa filing behind, ard comes two inches
0elo ~ the waist, forming round basque
Ct the back; on the hips il is very snort,
and then agsin elopes down in froat so q
point SONS four or re inches below the
waist Ia this poiut is gathered the full
ness which starts in free folds from the
shoulder seams. The neck and edge OF
the fronts is finished with 4. plisse three
inches in depth except about siz
tspsrs each side gradually sway TO moth
IL. uaS
front reaching sell below the .Weist, Waich
mGs4 be allsd il with achu. TIE froats
CT the bodice follow The lines Of. the
f cure asiar forward IS tie dssts, bui
from thsre the tpidss-comiDg fcem ths
shoulders GRE quite fSee from the tight
htEag tin!rg and aye only held-h place a.
the p5int by ciSsp. r ghs. Esasd. ;-tae
edge OF the basqd9 is 3 nsErSsR haad Of
veLvat Of some contrasting color wh!ct
forms sort # Marguerite gicdle. UGdsl
this the oversKirt is Sc Hed 10 the bodice
The sleeves are very G!gn on tee shoulder
but tight fitting, and furnished VITA 9
velvet bsad corresponding with tht
Girdle.
II the material usei is muslin the over
skirt must have nina widths OF thirty ncl
materlaI, il wooden only six ere necessary
| rns oyeiskirt is not g)red al 81; II Is
quite as long s5 the pstIicoat; Is tioisleG
WITH hem tlree inches deep:aEd withou
any IQepi' ( Whatsoever, Ia gathered iotc
the b1iice, rather fuller in the back GaaE
in font, Il =, ;,
Should tue. Tesreri be stous 1t is more
| becoming, te-Sh.ve' th9 gathering: only
across the .,sack sndt direc IL In front,
leaving the psrt over Sae hips pain, The
oversklrtis open in font, 'h5 edges f9ine
flushed with wide hem. This sfSe.
pesps OF the elk pe5sicoat with It's full
plnked box plating. For this dress seven
yards Of silk would De needed for the
pe.ticoxt, fourteen OF muslin, or ten OF
wool for the bodice and cvefgkitt, and
hall YsId of bias velvet.
The newest E lgus1 dresses are ell
] trimmed with borders Of chsmois or kid,
kcui out II f over designs AID stitched to
the cloth with gold and silver thread and
}-colorsd silks. Il is either button-holeG
arou nd the edges or else delicate 9us-
ifae embroidery Of the threads old&the
chamois in place and forms tae -9sffs-al
leaves and the lines OF foHsr petals. -
&, '<,so7ns,
Many Of the new rsSQuas Fnd@ bodies
are heightened to cossfstae hips more
ldeep.y.
tOae Of the latest, IL NOS the latest, fad
among society girls is the wearing Of 9
sing on the IhUm).
,..lLong redingoses are being msde oil
burnt brown shades. They are t1imms I'd
sin gold or silver btaid.
:" Ladies' boots are being sgsin narrowed
| st tha faee nd m sSe q jitfla mara pninsaI