Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-06

around the neck, which is partly covered,
| 1t the DacG only, By narrow band Of the
! fur trimming. The bodice portion opens
slightly over : vest Of gold lace.
novelty in tea gowns is 70 substitute
for full tucked front. A yoke is out
lined from the throst By very fine pleassy
and st the waist-Iine the plssts shspe the
figure. The tucks ere either feather
stitched or tackled one to smother, so as to
form honeycomb, with bead fastened in
eacn corner of the diamond.
NOTES.
For the theater tuTbans are coming up
again.
Primrose China crepe is announced IS
the height Of fashion IL Paris.
Rose is to be one Of the fashionable
colors In elegant evening dress this win
ter.
a new feature in tes gowns is that OF
having the full front of some becoming
dark shade.
IN order to lower bonnets from their
Objectionable height, milliners are using
side bows and rJsetteS for trimming
them.
Short watered silk or crepe-nsse plss-
irons are IS frequently seen on new cos
tunes as the long popular vests.
Stained ivory and mother-of- pearl are
revived 10 Tivsl the elaborate silver tops
Of umbrellas for both ladies snd men.
Bronze cOlored slippers are worn with
/ bronze silk stockings. There are Suede
tan slippers and stockings of the same
color, which are worn with light costumes.
To pin the hat strings or lace bow
small pins are made like G msllet, the
head being filled with small stones
diamonds, rubies, sspphIres and emerslds.
The silk called peaU de sole, which
came into such high favor this winter, Is
Identical with the old p0ult de sole, or
padusay, OF our grandmothers and great
grsndmOtheIs.
All shades of yellow from the beautiful
cresmy primrose ard corn colors, and
grading from orange 80 the most pro-
nouncec copper dyes, are noted in fab
RIGS for full dress wear and for expensive
millinery.
A pretty idea for trimming ball dresses
OF crepe is new putfiugs. The crepe is
laid in plaits twisted and then pressed.
When pulled out over pfuBed silk or
satin hounces the effect is delightfully."-.
soft.
The coifare for full dinner dress is ar
ranged high on the head, quite far for
ward and quite wide. The front hair
may be dressed in a slight bang or with
small curls on either side turning from
the center, with & single tress between
drawn back 20 form g slight roll. There
is no striking change in the manner OF
dressing the hair this season. Young
ladies sometimes adopt the small coli NOtA
brS'cs used last season in evening dress s.
Cinderella dances, closing on thef
stroke Of twelve. have begun once sgain.4
The prettiest toilets worn at = recentA
dance were made of broad striped satin
fabrics, some in brilliant oriental color
iDgs, Others IN strips Of faiutest tiE,s OF
rose, lilac, or blue. Above full
skirts made OF these rich fabrics /
were worn Spanish b0dices of velvet,
ottener CT black than Of s colog s
matched to the stripe, with Russian Il
guimpes above Of tinted crepe Iisse, crepe
de chine, or shirred suysh. The bodice
were mostly plain but in 3 number OF
instances they were decorated with q
dainty embroidery in cashmere besds, the
colors in the gay Persian striped skira
being reproduced in the beads.