Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-02

sleeves OF smber Grape, dotted viii
DARK garnet beads. a largo satin bor
Is placed on the left shoulder, thi!
made OF Old gold. The petticoat is O
mahogany satin, yelled with gold net
with q scarf OF the came taken around tn,
hips In oriental fashion, and knotted a.
the lett eide. The edges OF the twl
long scarf ends ere drawn 10 close
point by silk shirr- string and held
OF tsssels OF garnet besds. A
ssralght mahogany velvet collat goes
around the neck, wnicn is partly covered
IL the Dack only, By q narrow bsnd Of the
Iar trlmmlps. The bodice portion opens
slightly over 8 vest Of gold lace.
a novelty in tea-gowns is to substitute
ioE full tucked front. 4 yoke is out
lined rom the thrOat By very fne plests,
:nd at the Wsiss.liae the plests shape the
ngure. The tEcks sre either feather
stitched Or tackled one 10 anosher,so as to
| Iorm honeycomb, with s. head fastened In
eacn corner OF the diamond.
NOTES.
For the thestsr turbsns ere coming up
again.
Primrose China crepe is announced SIS
the height Of fashion In Paris.
Rose Is TO De one OF the fashionable
colots in elegant evening dress this win
ter.
new festure in les gowns Is that OF
having the full front OF soma becoming
dark shade.
In order to lower boapets from their
Objectionable height, milliners sre using
side bows and r1settes for trimming
them.
Short watered silk or crepe-lisse plss-
irons are as frequently seen on new cos
tunes es the long popular vests.
Stained ivory and mother-of- pearl are
revived to rival the elaborate silver tops
OF umbrellas for both ladies and men.
Bronzs colGTed slippers ore 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 Dow
small pins are made like q msllet, the
head being flied with Small STONES
diamonds, ruoies, sapph,Tes snd emefslds.
The silk called peau de sole, which
came into such high favor this winter, Is
identical with the old pou!t de sole, or
padusay, OF our gEapdmothers and great
grandmothers.
All shades OF yellow from the beautiful
grading from orange to the most pro.
bounced copper dyes, are noted in fab
res for full dress wear and for extensive
pretty ideS for trimming bali dresses
of crepe is new pufllogs The crepe is
laid in piaits twisted sud then Dressed.
When pulled cut ever piDBed silk or
SATIN fou1cas the effect is delightfully."-
soft.
The coifare for tull dinner dress il sr-
ranged nigh on the head, quite far for
ward and quite wide. The front hair
m2y De dressed in eight bang or with |
small cnFls On either eide turning from |!
the center, with 6 single trcss betweenl
drawn back TO form slight roll. There |
10 no striking change in the mapDer Of !
dressing the hair This season. Young |
ladies' sometimes adopt the small coil of |
ora '0s used last season in evening dress. |
Cinderella dances, closing on the |
etToke OF twelve. hsye begun once sgaiB. |
The prettiest toilets worn az E recent
dance were made Of broad striped satin |
fabrics, some II brilliant oriental color
i7gs, others III strips Of fslntest tints Of
rose, lilac, o. blue. Above full
skirts made OF these rich fabrics
were worn Spanish hoGices Of velvet,
oitener OF black than OF 4 color
to the stripe, with Russian
zuimpes above OF tinted crepe lisge, crepe
De chine, or SHRED surab. The bcdlces
were mostly plain but in number OF
instances they were decorated with @
1sinty embroidery in cashmere besds, the
;olors in the gay Persian striped skirt
being reproduced in the beads.