Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-16


b.inct that impeis men and women tC
seek nsars for mutual attraction, snd
like wise sovereign she also Offers euc1
diversity IL her regulations ss to meet
the intensely human desire for variety.
At this ju1clure IN ner reign she wisely
inclines t. .le popular bent In favor Of
comfort and common sense in dress, snd
escb seagou shows attention OF the pati
OF merchants aud manufacturers 10 ths
necessities 40 Rsll Is ihe fA0ciee OF her
yotsriss. For winser use there has been
{ growing GemAnd ior wooden under TeHr,
but tGsEGiOus women. nave found merlno
has ne! Ccen satisfactory eiyher IN
warmth or shtpellness,s Bd the resolt has
heea the introduction. of sl-H OIL silb
ard wool, ord all SIX. undergIrmsR1s
The ITO bed undergsrments ere better as
thars are No IToU oleeGme seSms, bu!
they ara woves wnoie, and many ladies
employ ;EE!r spare moments IN
knisuBg these health garments OF
silk OF pr .ty woods, For flannel skirts
white iriiled flannel is the tsvcrite ma
terisl and made with benz finished 81 the
top with feather stitching emo = scant Tut
fs embroidered in white silk Occasion
ally the hem is 61ished With scAnt Iun
OF creamy WocI lace bDd often with ruf
de Of fsnnei embroidered WITH wool and
silk IL stead Of solid silk; some1mes lit
tie color is Introduced n this e5p 1roidely
Japanese skrt5, quilted, Of black tEhsts
silk over ; soft WOOL filing are the ljgfes1
warm IMMORAL skirts f1ered in tne shops
When these are toe wsrm bkirs o. silk
lined with wool is caosen.
IL obedience to the desire for change
and fearing lest all thought OF beauty
should De forgotten in the modern uLIi-
itsrisn CRY, ms goddess has turned fro N
the intensely practical TO revival Of the
graceful forms OF century ago, sdspting
these most appropriately to. modern
usage. Noticeaoly is this seen IN
D!EeC.cIre coat continuing sEugness and
warmth with q, &c sn9CoLyenience. There
are no loops to catch Oh::e Zaspersting
doorknoos and the ample pocket remove
the Grestmsker's excuse for having no
poCvLls, while the WesTer Is relieved
from As necessity OF Carrying 3 beg, Tor
however, ornamental or expensive q beg
nav be IL is an sppendsge, liable to be
lost or sratChGdr away, ard most women
are glad to disgrace T!R It.
Cloth suits ave SO appropriate that tDeV
wardrobe, and this msteri& can be
adapted TO the revival just spoken Of.
A typical suit has etrGigat skirt CT
fSUu gray CLOTH, braided in front in
shades Ct fawn Snd brown TRe direc-
TORE coat is cut as redingote, short
across tie front, which opens upon the
braided portion OF the skirt and SHOWS
also the band OF beaver fur ACROSS the bot
nf ha llQir--
pockets being optionsl--Gnd ths wide,
pointed reyers turned bl -Etrom me upper
front are faced with far ana show smAll,
brxiGsd vest and high collsrI to mach
the skirt. The front OF the coat, below
the revers TO the waist line, is double
breAeteG, or hss that eject, and is fes
tened with three large, carved mother
of-pesll or oIiCized buttons.
Among the new coIOrs introduced is
burn. orsr &c ana is used In combination
with green. A cloth dress was recently
imported OK these colors and
said 10 be one OF the handsomest Of
the s.asor, 1t Is thus descrio d:
TIE tack If the eElrt has strright
breId;a OF olive green veiVet in plsits,
WITH tie cloth in the most graceful drSp-
cry, showing the selyage, which is IA
lshed IN Tough, furry tf-cr a very
unique drape-y CT the cloth covers one
side OF the front, the opposite side CT
velvet finished with silk embroidered
fuchiAs and other flowers in the cloth
shade The skirs drspery fastens at the
back on the Clo,h waist, the front wtthou.
darts, the cloth In loose plSitS on one
side, the center front OF velvet and EN-
broideTY, lSppiDg the side, forming con
tinuGtlon CT the velvet on the SKIRT.
VslVet belt crosses the velvet SIDE of the
dress. High standing collar and cuffs OF
velvet.
Another thst will 6nd tsgor with ladies
OF quiet tss,e is 4 very dark slste gray
clotn, with long skrt dL&peEiee, with
novel aerSGged bach. S.de-plszIs sre laid
and stitChea down ntGut fifteen inches
from the waist and this closes over the
small touFEure ETh4Wo rows of small
croche, bgryons Snd-bptton holes on esch
side. Un5 side II tas front skirt drapery
Is cSught-Hp oy tiny pocket Of tinseled
pas ssi., enterie, lust lsTgeNenough for the
a6nCkegchia! A lovely cost waist but
tons uOHrs below the buSS, matching the
b=ck Of 'Lhe sSiSs- Large coat revers
turn bscE iSJm the upper part OF the
=
clotl. wii5 snAL plaits stitched IN, each
3lGit etGgsE With 1le gilt core the high
IN iirE.,ecoiisr CT, dark cIoth slso
.rinrasa WIN mis- cord The coat rsVeFa
are s1geye6 Nita metSl pIEsene' terie set
WITH brilliant needs. a very sgyi isa cuh
q TIE dark aEi light cloth, with bit CT
he psssemen.erie. nSs the effect Of Being
3uucrsd on. Over this Will be woTn q
71!y handsome shaped ard superb ttting
seges o. thg6Srk c.osh, rned wish sam,
ne eutice front tTimmeiWlth black elk
,xssemt uteIie III grspeVine ps;tern,
ihowlng iha leaves s~tld clusters CT
yTspss. :; =
TIE hesrt Of most w3men seSrn for
Fhst theg term % nice 6leck sils, "
,at too mary VulgsEizs this exceedingly
erFiceshle dress Soy spending IA trim |
lls=kn amount 81 m oney that you % be |
mach bs.te1put In the quality CT massrisl. !
,hssp Jet or imitation lace cheaper ths
n:ire costume; whereas an expensive |
Xix made simply with little f4ish u
cal ISce will mike g bl6ck dress hand
or1e er9ngh for almost any occasion.
8 20 Ter ornamentsttoD, 1t Is best kdspt-
4 20 WOODEN fabric, ard if ueed
/ all with silk It should
e Of the hSndsomest aud used
osrirgly. Black lace dresses will be
'orn this winter at receptions and din
era, usually apd bes! ever black silk.
Theuever it is pus over color all the
lateral must be Of q quality to bear the
osest inspection, Or the result will tsil