Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
THE BUsrBE sHRINKs.
Some Philadelphia " omen eis Down on the
Butte and come Do Nos.
Phi edelph!a Rec.rd.

Some PhiIsdslphia " omen sis Down on the
Butte and come Do Nos.
Phi sdelph!a Rec~rd.
While Mr.. Cleveland has been talking
t. tie country shout tariff reform his
clever wife has been talking to poor,
cisfraIchised women s5ou. dress reiorm,
and the first chapter o! her message calls
FOR the abandonment CT the hustle. Il 10
going. There unsighly things that make
the Ind pir! OF 8 wcman's drees lcok
ike the filing l.o q three masted
schooner are ous U. date, and the CREST
coed se1sa Of the famiaiae sengsr will
sta q as monument TO Us memory.
Ever siEcs the "irst lady Of the lsrd"
seut forth her great uEssa 10 ths FL sct
hist "the hustle must go" there has been
q steady decrease 10 the sale OF that here
totore Indispensable o the lsdies) erd-
Gle ui wearing apparel, and according to
prefen. indications 1t would seem that
ere long 1t will have found al obsolu 9
existence IN come remote corner Ct The
unknown Whereabouts The ladies Of
this city are not one whit behind theiE
sisters In following good advice. In fact,
ii hiss always bean said that Pllsdelphis
women dress better and st less cost than
any other females Ia this untry. A
tour Of the fashionable dress making es-
taolishnents in this CITY has revealed
ABOUT the sauna condiuon OF s6sirs IN
every Case.
"The hustle Ia cot precisely the thing
shy more" said the chief modlsse IN
large establishment, "althcuga they are
still worn by msnV womed VINO disregard
The dictstes Of fashion; bu! In This one
particular think this Clasa Of ladies are
In error. Something has to be Gone
about the pus!Ie, as IL wss being carried
| TO tbs grestest extremes, and mark, are
due Mrs Cleveland for tsr:ing the re
formation. a lady who stopped hers The
other Gay declared that the eb )li.i0n Of
the busue WAS pleasing You msy take q
lock as tia drasses Of the Isd.es w5o are
pro necaoing Caestnu. street, and 7uu
will see thsJ large aud smsll oussles ars
both worr, but the later Is rapidly tag
iog precedence, and by the limo She fail
fashions have bscome fully introduced
only few large ones will be seen. For
my part l think big bdstles are very IN
graceful, aud especially on shin wonsr,
By whom trey are mostly affected.
1.-THE hustle itself will be replaced By
reeds in short time, msny dresses hAv'
ing beer nsde with them already. Ths
reeds vary 10 n, about four of them
being put In tae back drapiGgs Of TIE
dress. Tae lssges. ones are ptsced
ne po.tlm, aud those above gradually
lacrosse in s!ze. The uppsImos. oae Is
placed about s.I inches below the waist
fline, and In this way the dress Material
Wants # gradually from the waist, rre-
Anting smooth, Stopping surface. IS
Sssy graGsill, much more comfortable
shsases<sfstlp, whi;h Is sometimes qGite
aeavs, ahd, s5ove sll, il ID u!trs fashion
aole.n 49,.
TIE ssporter then took mp position st
TaifkSath and Chestnut streets for the
t,rarposs CT learning how TIE uksse Of
fIrs Cleveland had been obeyed. He
kept tzily upon card ior ore hour with
his result:
No BUS lie .......--..-.. -r-.-..-.... ..-..-. -
BusheI bake bustle..-- Observation-Disclosures. is
MNdefate sized hustle. :-................ 81
Smyls sZcb bust G. ........-...............92
yQotldn's Iell heIner 1t WIS oostle Or 81 l.. "a
Just So the last 70 had been tailed Il
Policeman came along arG SAID :s'Ti aI7-
body is TO stand here and count CT the
girls I'll do it--so moyesrh!"