Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

shot through them. Thus q dark blue
cheviot SHOT with red is made up with q
straight full veet OF red wool caught down
10 pless ct the upper par. with blue
braid, flashed with slight put at the
top Of the coat sleeve, cuff OF red
braided with straight lines OF blue and s
full plsin skirt. Children over twelve
wear slight pad at the backs OF their
dresses. 1t Is rot considered IN good
taste TO make such So addition to 8
younger child's dress, although il Is
sometimes done. Sufficient fullness is
given to the back of the child's Dress by
siitfiY starched skirts Of muslin with ruf
fes st the back. All children's wraps
have slight pad at the tournure.
Shocking Is one OF the most sccepta-
BILE modes OF trimming and the readers OF
the Ladies' Column will remember the liz
rections given 3 few weeks since for doS
ng 1t. A, chsrming dress OF red cash>
mere has the entire yoke drawn IN dia-
mond patterns In the close fine shocking.
The yoke OF shocking extends in three
sharp points, back and front. The full-
ness of the Wsist is drawn into q belt,
making waist but trifie longer than
hose that have been worn daring the
summer with English frook. The full
sleeves OF this dress are drawn into the
cuff by several rows OF shocking and the
straight, round, full skirt is simply il
ished with plsin hem.
Children in one-piece dresses frequent
ly wear little empress irocks OF red wool,
which have o full vest CT black surah in
seried in front. A pointed bodice belt
striped with black braid Is worn around
the waist. Trimmings CT black which
we're formerly considered unsuitable fer
childhood sre fancy Ct the sesson
Black aud red and blLcz and green ere
contrasts often used, Though the latter
ID cid and not sultsole for children under
Ten. Navy blue and red aFe tX;eediI ely
pretty together, and copper brown and
green.
Children Of six aud uadsr still wear o
white muslin guimp with their wool
tfoCks.
Stylish yourg Women f1d charming
tsshi JnSsin prtvsi!ing modes for house
dress. Ladies' CASHMERE comes row in
the various art ahad-s, and E study CT
classic models enables young woman Of
taste to arrange m0GE fetching Co.'S
tune.
These eoWns sre made with bodces
that open owe; piestad st!k-shirt waists,
feather. stitched with silk the color Of
the cashmere bodice. For example, there
is dress Of ca gull gray, snd the shirt
waist is of lovely PINK tint, brier stitched
in shades OF gray. Another bodice in
green has pleated silk waist OF vivid
Roman RED, with green snd gold Stitch
ing; snd piBkish Nespolitsn violet Hen
rietta cloth shows blouse of softest rosy
lilac with vine embroidery in exquisite
violet tints.
In the great drams of style there are
many parts and there is little excuse for
want OF adaptation, while as rule even
in full dress toiletes, skirts and their
6rsperies are very simple in outline and
adjustment, the bodice and its garniture
Is subject OF endless study for the in
genious, and the styles and models
brought to view this season on gowns Of
every conceivable shape and for every
possible occasion provide theme sor poet
or painter. Tie list embraces thu
round waist With its FRS. Empire
sash and ends st the left side classically
drsped; the bodice Ia militaiys, With its
col { gslloons, brEndebourg and pendant
cords; the bodice Is Verge, halt low,
with the opening yelled with = modest
Gretchen guimp; the i.lnty cutawsy,
showing Continental vest, with its natty
side pockets, !ts hae show Of brsiding
and large gold buttons; the stately jose
phine cuiless coYssge, illustrating the
grace and dignity Of tbs modes OF
an illustrions generation long past;
the regel Marie Antoinette bod.
ice; the DiIectoire, with its
reyers CO sverV shape aId kind; tbs
simple, low-cut bebe waist Tor sweet
sixteen, with its bswitching love-kEots or
the shoulders and its dHinty ribbon
Adorpirgs ct the belt; the yoke waist; the
G2ribAldi; the su:piice bodice; the Bre'
ton corssge, with its embroidered gqimp-
/ banded plastr0I the severe and stylish
! tailor's hzbit, Guiltiess Ct garniture, SIC
/ the snowy bail Codice, weighted Will
them; he Rlgsi:n bodice, with If
| square fronts and handsome blouse
waist suptrclY dsCoraied; the French
/ guard coat, which gives its wesrer tht
true dsug hter oitbe-Ieg.mslt air; the
| Jersey bodice, thst fits Ike glove; anc
the luxurious Turkish waist OF the tes'
gown, that doeS NOT f: at all and wss NO
designed TO.
This enumeration compIi ses 8 list o.
styles that aIe alike fashionable yet leave
to individual taste or peculiarities roon
for selection and suitableEess.
MOTHS.
Antique sleeves ere in high favor.
Flowers are. seen in;the hair with e7en'
ing toilets.
Hsis sre being trimmed in the lovely
ostrich dc8n boa5.
TIE TCsca umortlis has come TO stay
re giTi5 are WeSrpg Il.
There ID terd ,pcT towards using
piaitings instead e folds 10 the DtC6 and
sleeves Ct dresses.
pretty hnish FOR siik h0use gowns is
the pa. : l. Queen Bess about the open
neck, wrists ard edge L I tbs basque.
Short ruEs OF lace, plated very iulS1d
tied with bow CT ribbon, are Waz1 "a
around the neck with street dresses. They
are called gorgerettes. ,w
Dove and gray are the fashion 80 ven
inp pCeer and the fsinteat unlh THnt witA