Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21

the back OF the waist, with insertion Sc
Ia Of point gsz,. Tle entire from
Of tho waist is formed OF poiD
gaze insertion and aiternat;
rove Of finely tucked silk, the belt of In
se-tion Yer Blk. Around the neck aut
down the froat OF weiss Is fsill CT trim
ming lace. A puf at tbs top OF she sleevs
ia OF insertion and lace m.sching Il;
ws,s', with 3 bsrd Of insertion srount
the Sleeve below this puff, the cuff finished
with band Of insertion, fjHnce OF iect
and white Fiob1n bow, the ssue 3. liz
throst End waist llao A superb gown
in pale bius suraf, kss large ssilol
collsr In Whi,e l.nsn ba:iste, With deeI
hem stitched, erd ao-dared With aya iDcr
Fl 3unce OF point d'espTis. A fan sleeve
has large pointed cuff CT the bs.!s.e or
the forearm, hem-ssii cled hem, bofderec
w,sa iu,lGees Q; the same lace, csusht ~
on the top CT the slesvp, let d wing IL
s full i.bcs on tie uader s,ds, With
the feet o. oeisg tiad with nsrroH bluE
ribbon. Avery stylish blouse, also IL
blue slr.h, would be lovely worn e.
home with aim set any c1lered skirt; haE
fully eh,rret, round yoke, the fullnes:
~ HalCs ItuO dGNi
SHRED In 6eitsfcrm, the edge Of tns su.at
tuTEed up On the under eice, forming 8
large roll puS sroutd the hips. Tue
hign collar and cuff, are OF Persian en-
nroidsry Oh white silk.
Most fascinating ma,iaee costumes are
being msdo from EN- broidered crepe
shawls. They ere very dfessy for around
the slightly open throat is q border OF
white ostrich plumes. Ths shape is tighl
fling behind. Waite, loose folds are
fastened down in front, with lace frillsd
at the waist and up the front.
AS the matinee costume no longer
means wrapper for breakfast, neither Il
the tea-gown limited to the five O'Clock
tea, bus is En- sisernoon dress and is moss
commonly made OF sici ieae trimmed with
lsce or embroidered tulls. A pretty style
is to Gu. tbs waiet as low IS the corset
end make tulle OF lace froat drnpe over
the shoulders on one side quite plain, 80
as to define the slope, snd on the other
quite full, ccncealing it. Even scrawry
arm looks we'll when suddenly revealed
under the fall OF the Ion g and loose square
lace sleeve with moderately long glove.
Those who prefer these delicious gowns
in heavier material dad their desire in the
rich brocades that ere row part Of every
merchants stocK. Gowns Of this fabric
are made either in cliDging princesse
fashion with Greek dfspsries, or Ia cirec-
toire style, with straight sides and full
back drapery OF the richest brocsde, with
NOT more than three stripes Of the bro
csde ia o breadth. Some OF these gowns
have demisrains added. Oilers have In.
msnse angel sleeves OF lace. Pfettier
sleeves are Of velvet falling open to the
elbow, and cat square In Russian style,
with q closely Smoked eiIk-oes sleeve
teaeesr, matching the shocked blouse
and pericoas OF the iopsn gowu. Back
velvet eowas, held By alArge girdle Ct
blsck c)rd passsmenterie, have she font
aud long angel sleeves OF black thread
net over sarah OF corn color, or any be.
coming tint.
Sandw!chsd bstwecn the 10-o'olock
breakfast sad 8 O'Clock tsa is tho pccm,-
nade dress, aad what woman Is there
who is Indifferent to her appearance on
the street? In the drawing roon s5e
poses for her friends and admirers, but
on the street she Is the target for Chances
critical and comments unsparipg. There
Is wide margin for choice in Style, and
willis plain colors are popular, stripes
held their place because Of the variety sf.
Icrded. A recently designed costume f1r
the promenade IL made Of Veronese red
satteen cloth in omber stripes. The skirt
Is laid In broad kits, and % the foot are
two clusters Ct deep red braid, I've rows
IN each. The upper garment ISL the direc-