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

made Of dark blue lazy b ue plaid, CT os
barred By indistiIct lines OF REQ. T
jacket is finished with icll vest OF res
sursb, drawn Gown close at the wsis
under folded scarf Of RID. P:ptnss O
red irim the dress. Little children d.
rot wear tie Short HSis,ed, peasant styles
IS much this season a. they did last sum,
mel, unless they srs mera Dsbies CT I've
or three yeers Ct sge, w5eu this bsbs
style Of dress 10 cops!deIsd the proper
| style. Y5uug lsdies CT .igha feel tina,
thsJ have quite outGrcWn tkese fssG-
! lone, end their mamm3's COW adept f0f
than the Piircess stylfs ard the blouse
fashions. A petty gown Is q red blouse
! 0, cashmere, the upper pSrs plsite0 into
the shape Cf deep pointed yoke, Whica
Is outlined in buGfcDd0le glitch with
black EN- broidery six. 4 center diamond
e sinGcki2g varies this pieat. The full
| sleeves Ct the trees Sre 'Gcksd top aid
bottom, leaving q little ihll puff at the
elbow. Snail square cuffs turn bsck en-
! this sleeve and aTs outlined also IA but
toohOle silica with black silk, Two rolls
of bussonncls stitch emtioiterY surround
the otherwise pain, f1.l gSth ered skirt Of
tha dress. The dress for child Of this
age reaches considerably below the knee,
usually so tae middle Il the csif.
Exceedingly pre't7 b!ouses are made o!
striped dsIEels, trimmed with velvet. a
stylish model in this fashion Is stripe
composed Of blue, srsy and wine-colosea
flannel. The blouse Is plta,ed slightly 10
the center OF the front end in the center
OF the bach, where il Is bustoRed under =
fold. A eirule OF dark wine-colored vel
| vet, pointed on the lower edge, and cuf,s
ana high stsndipg collar Of velvet CON-
piete the dress. AS rule mothers PEE
ter G little f;ceK, Without velvet trim
miugs, for q school dress. Long, double
breasted coats OF soft, Ugh. Ismos' wool.
finished with or without trimmings CT
plush, are the fayorits wrsps to.. little
girls. Misses Wssr the same style OF
Cloak, flushed usually With hood, oi-
minu!iye ulster. Dressy cloeks for little
children are Bill made Of handsome
plush.
The bottoms on dresses and wraps srs
features this fall.
The Queen Anna stitch or dsrn!rg is
very much in vogue.
The round hat or toQue, with s.rsight
big crown, sunken In on the top, Is first
favorite this season.
Gloves Go not share in the rsge for en-
broidery, and the simplest hand covering
is tine most stylish.
Nd drapery Of any kind Is worn By
young eirls, the killed or shirred skirs
being universal. A wide soft sash takes
the place Of any over dress. 80
Fcinges, which for tome yeats have
been neglected as trimming, have Igain
been taken Into fashionable fAvcr.
Birds wings and tails and gail festh.
ers are much uset In inilliner, bat Whole
birds are no longer seen On hats CT bonI
nets: = -.
the round neck takes the plxce of The
heart shape, and Is becoming to women
with pretty thrs ats. Ole sees this on the
corssgss OF amp house gown. oe !. mati-
zee CT tea gown.
Sair.ing,plsis!ng trck!ng sad smoking
are the only trimming suitable 10 girls
school dresser, except 1t be narrow sou.
tsche braid SET On In . number OF parsl-
lei rows forming the yoke, belt and cuffs.
The China Grape collsreste, which Is Of
all coiors, sometimes matches the gown,
but more often ia Ia, contrast, is always
ct. fly fased. snd sometimes edged with o
bussonhole scsllop in silk foes.
Dfees bonoets ara made OF light col.
ored velvet, trimmed with good deal OF
lace, and lust one aigrette Of festhers or
flowers In iront and bow CT ribbon at
the back.
The pretty loose jackets over blouse