Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-20


OF pink satin melveilleuX trimmed witt
pearls. The tablier is embroidered will
| festoOns Of pearls and the right side Of
the bodice is worked to match. Sinai
pink satin bows appesr on the shoulders
The skirt is gathered at the top and falls
as train, which is separate In the CEN
ter so as to form two distinct trains.
HANDSOME MODEL
ls made out of black fleur de sole, new
Lyons silk, which is q cross between satin
and fsilIe, and which neither cresses mol
grows CLASSY. The lower part Of the
skirt is covered with immense clover
leaves made with biGCk lace inserting
lined with Palsy blue silk. The black
silk hack falls lnDg and straight, sud the
short gathered tuniC in font is made II
alternate bands IF black silk and lace IN.
servings liked with biue. The black silk
ho6ice is made tight ard round in the
back rrd is lergJaened in front with q
light fitting but detached vest, whose
overlapping covers sre liDed with blue. A
plastTnu OF gathered insertinGs lined
with blue makes up the front On each
shoulder there is clover leaf, erd there
is one on the wrist Of the plain black silk
sleeve.
EVENING TOILETTE.
Gown Of very paIe rose Sciliau silk, q
brJsd Grape ruche OF the same tut run
ming round the skirt; the cors6ge Cross
ipg in front la Verge, which the tichu
of rose Grape plated st the edges, also
CROSSES over the bust and disappears I'M
der large sash of sky-biue Grape that is
passed around the waist several times
and then tied in bow st the side; 3
wreath Of small roses surrounds the knot
OF nalr which is pushed up on the crown
of the head; blSck shoes and stockings;t
rose Grape fan, mounted on light colOred
tortoise shell, with the Christian name
written across the front in gold dust. z
NOTES.
Il is still fashionable to dress the hair
high, q Ia Psyche.
Flowers will apparently garland to ex-
cess the summer hesdgear.
Open embroideries worked in the goods
snd lued with light shades Of silk are
slso among the novelties.
Too many silver trinkets and kuic-
knacks dangling about 8 girl in public
soon get for her the reputct on Of not hav-
ing the most refaed taste IN the world. {
All hats of silk, straw or plush, for
children, have the lace-plested baby cap
beUeath the brim, showing loops OF
narrow ribbon.
The daint!est little wrappers Of white
merino, embroidered with vresths Of
roses and leaves, are made for babies un
der year old.
They are beginning to make jackets
which are tigat-ftting in the back but
loose in front Of white cloth covered with
gray pearl braid. These jackets are
worn on all occasions, even with the
finest dresses.
Crush roses Of the cld-fashioned leaf
less kind are much used, and also
branches-small Of course-of osk with
acorns, violets with roots, enormous pop
pies tied to the head with ribbon or l.ce
hchu, lilies OF the vslley with silver lace,
and yariegated pinks in cloud OF psle
rose tulls.
There is no more elegant or comforts
BILE toilet for dress wear for matron than
a tesgown in princesse style, made Of real
Spanish or ChsntillY lace, and trimmed
with handsome Jet ornaments. Gowns
in this style are more elegant and efec-
tive made up over black MORE Franchise
than when the silk slip is gaYly colored.