Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11

I lost or sratched sway, sDd most women
are giGd to dispense with It.
Cloth suits are so appropriate that they
readily fad Z place N every Wcnnn't
wardrobe, G1d this material csn be
adapted to the revival inst spoken Of.
a typical suit hss E straight skirt q
tSwu gray CLOTH, braided in front il
| shades OF f2Hn Nnd brown. The direc-
| tore coat is cut IS areGine ote, short
| ec1oas tie front, whicl opens upon the
! braided portion OK the skirt and shows
also the bsnd OF beaver fur across the bot
tom. Cne sides Of the Goa. s;e pisiE-
packets being opEon6i-aud the wide,
| pointed revers turned back from the upper
| front are faced with tar Gad snow smSl',
| braided vest aud high Collsr, TO MACH
| the skirt. The front Of tue coat, below
the revers to the waist lire, is double
breasted, or hiss that effect, and Is iss,
tened with three large, carved. mother
os-psAtl OF oIiCizad buttons.
Among the new colors introduced IS
| burnt orange and is used IN C9mbina.i O1
with green. a cloth dress was recently
imported Of these colors sud
ssid to be ore Of the hnndsomes. OF
the stagon, Ii Is thus Gescrib d {:
The Rack Of the skirt hEs straight
breadth of olive green valvet in plslts,
with the cloth In the most graceful drsp-
cry, showing the selYsge, which is fa-
lsaed in rough, furry tfrct. a very
unique drspe-y CT the cloth covers one
side Of the front, the opposite side Of
velvet finished with silk embroidered
fucai.s and other f)wers III the cloth
shade lie skirt crsps ~ f8sters at the
- II no al nj hfNI ut
darts, the cloth II loose PLANS on one
side, tbs center troat CT velvet srd en-
broiderY, lsppirg the side, forming con-
tinustiou Of the velvet en- the fkIrt. A
vsIvet belt crosses the velvet SIDE CT the
dress. High standing collar and cuffs OF
velvet.
Another that Will fGd favor with ladies
CT quiet :GsIe is very dark slate gray
cioJa, with long skIrs draperiss, with
novel arranged back. SIDE plaits are laid
and stitched down about fifteen inches
from the waist, sEd this closes over the
small touIlure With TWO rows OF smsll
crochet buttons and button holes On each
side. Une side Ct the front skirt drapery
is caught up By { tiny pocket of tlnseled
passementeIie, Just large enough for the
handkerchief. A lovely coat wsist but
tons double balow the bust, matching the
bsck Of lh3 skirI. Large coat revers
turn back from the upper part Of the
waist, disclosing q tIout OF Light gray
cloth, With nail p!sits stitched In, each
plsis ecgsd With flGe gil. cord, tie high
standing collar OF dark cloth also
trimmsd with his cord. The coat rsvers
are covered with metal paesene4ter set
with brilliant beads. a very stylish CUT
Of the dark and light cloth, With bit o.
the p.ssementerie. has the etEcs Of being
bus.oned en-. Over this Will be worn q
ve!y hintsome shaped End superb fitting
jsCket ci ihe dark cioSf, lined with satin,
Ire entl.e front rrinued with black silk
p4sssuenteria n Grapevine pattern,
showing ;hs leaves snd clusters OF
Craps.
Tac hss5t OF nos. wCmaD TeGgn f0T
Wha: Icy teen IS n!cs black ill.,"
bu. too many vU,gaE.zs this exceedingly
serViceaole dress by sp nding in Tim
ming An amour: CT money that would be
much better pus in the quality Of material.
Cheap let or imitation lsce cheapsn the
enttre COSTUME; whereas sn expensive
81 K made simply With . little fcisA CT
real lace Will mike black dress hand
soma enough fer Glmos. shy occasion.
AS TO Jet ornAn entattop, it is beat sdspt-
ed to WoClen fabric, an6 If used
at all with silk I. Shouli
be Of the hsndsoneet and used
spsringly. Black lace dresses will be
worn this winter st receptions and din.