Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
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rot modelled in true Hogarthean lines TIL
| trimmed pIincesse dress has been and no doub
will continue to remain In fashion for luni
time 1t Is alike appropriate to stout and slen
| der hgures AS for the first 1t does away witt
| the triple thick ess of basq1e, overdress anC
| undorskirt to say nothing OF the I'M ngs, whcl
add greatly t. the size. After 8 fit has b el
made Of the PERHAPS too slender form, theI,
| are countless ways Of Graping the severe out
| INES or the pTincesse with lace, sashes an(
| scarfs There Is choice, however, and man,
! prefer the round waist 10 this style
"Weil, well, let Us go in and rest befor.
lunch; we have not discussed Browning
but styles are quite as tiresome and be.
wildering. Ia ts.''
NOTES.
Red is very popular.
Round hsts are worn on almost every
OCCASION.
Black hats and smsll black NANTES are
worn with dresses Of sll colors.
Black ribbon, owe, a color slightly
broader, is the preferred sash for wear
with black lace gowns.
Among new mourning pins bow 81
black Onyx, with pearl held In the tie OF
It: ia far end away the best style.
pretty design for lawn dress has q
fioauce a yard IN depth composed of
puflrgs OF the material, with insertions
Of lace.
Loose dresses with short waists have
Of late been much liked for big girls
Wesr; large lace double collar should
DE worn with them.
A wide velvet belt, with "bell pull"
ends, will be de riguer with summer
muslin gown, az, slmost without excep-
ton. they hsVe the short empire waists.
Equity" is one OF the seasons fashion
able shades, and q very pretty tone OF
Wsrm gray, with faWn lights, despite it's
unattraCtive name.
Briiliantine, the new summer stuff go
popular for house gowns, Is merely the
old-time alpaca in new tints and printed
patterns.
Some Of the newest street jackets are
fastened only st the collar, FILLING away
below in modified cutswsy style.
Vests OF white pique, plain or embroid-
cred in all over designs, appear upon
taller gowns Of light rough woolens.
To smarter the sleeves of las! SUM-
mer's afternoon gowns fssten breadth
OF narrow piece lsce under bow at the
shoulder and catch it on with two more
at elbow and wrist.
The imitation Irish points are very at
tractive for trimming cotton fabrics and
Gre newer than any other trimming. The
imitation is very cleverly woven and quite
like the original.
The latest aweet scented notion con-
sists OF 8 circular fan into which delicious
sweet scented grass is bound By tiny rib
bone, edged with fringe of satin ribbon |
to match. The handle is simply s bunch |
Of the grass crossed and recrossed by |
narrow ribbons.
The rage for antique rugs having in s |
measure given way to more wholesome |
taste, the impsrtations bring US fresh and |
bright fosr coverings, which better har-
nonize with the coloring Of the draperies
md upholstery Of the day.
A novelty of the season ig the white
muslin gown embroidered in silk. Esch
;oWn Is embroidered in one color
nber, heliotrope, blue, rose snd tilleul.
Among the prettiest are pale greens.
nhe white doHnces are euflcient Tor tUnic
II skirt drapeIY gnd the narrow is dis
'osed~ of according to the taste or fancy
4 the wearer.
English blouse waists are the caprice
# the present season, and will be found
most comfortable for summer dresses.
hey msy be made Of the material of the
ress, or of some other fabric that can be
worm with various skirts OF harmonizing
;olors. Surah, pongee. India silk, lawn
nd striped fsnnels are the fabrics most
sed for separate blouses, and there are
lso many OF plain fsnnel for the country,