Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-11

ySErA ne b ia SHOP; and VINO shall
Il tN5S2gYhNSNsI ssy her nay? Tn,
4 HtR5if NIX comminglirg Of col
I WHH"l, Iy$a or, the gsy plumag,
j sH ,HIeI ~. of birds, the brigh
I III hW1 L&fH hues Of flowers
VIZ lt$@ odorless though
R NJ 4 E5%/ they are, is q Devil
j 4 IN NcS derment Of beauty
i X I'm NSGt3M that does not excite
/ N knN EA% S5n,JJ covetousness bu
! {H( tE&:Ss,Zts9jI1 wskeDs pleasure
4 aN\N J. EsEra/ ana although she
~ kNNS SmsY turn away will
Z " ESSHal4 q sigh, it is sigt
SgAzIteeS Ss$AS OF fulIness of en-.
jyment. II evel
.ron,1's bonnet was mystery IL is sc
The skillful milliner, while you look
wv !. IKE, the broad legaorn, f,:, SEEM
W SHAMELESS, ard she bends it here,
". Js3 n there, ADDS 8 bunch OF lovely
saTsrs or r.yishipg tips, and then makes
.s,,I turu at the back, emphasizing il
si,S tnots, tovs and stresmers until the
'.:EiIled bystsnder wonders if there is
,ntk msgiciAu's touch in the transforms
lion.
md fhe locker on has dim dawnings Of
=, solution, this magician takes up q
irle affair, dissimilsr as possible from
me arst creation, and tells you it is q
.,note. You see it is very small, fat at
Ne sides sud deDted on top, and into this
soloy tqit of flowers has nestled, or
N ,iprette that is what she calls it)
,.ssr,s itself by metallic brightness. Then
mere is shell shaped sff.ir Of black
hce. ali blsck? No, there seems to be a
sold trellls beneath the CLEAN of which
ne l,ca subdues, and tulips in violet and
gold fsunt CT spring amidst the meshes;
splsin tulle has the iullness drawn in
pslts to the back Of a very low crown,
where bunch Of tiny yellow flowers rise
cregplDgly towards the tront.;The glare of
color Is yelled by covering of exceed
lngy thin black IT, While strings ofyellow
roS grain come forward and tie under the
chin. Brims Of flowers, with crowns Of
straw, crowns of flowers with brims of
straw, all go to make entauglements for
desire Snd for purse-strings, yet, amid all
ibis, one is glad to note only one solitary
bird keeps guard, and the fsir magician
tells that birds are no longer worn on
h,ts or bonnets, so that now the pretty
te1izens Of the wood may fly in safety
srd in peSCe.
After this display Of bonnets look far
Tier down disCloses all manner of pretty
wells, and the question was put: Do
women veil themselves Is MOORE She
snlingly held up gray gauze, put 1t over
aisretty face, EnOt:ed it in one tie a.
ae SICK and made witchlpg DOW under
Der dimpled chin, hardly eastern, but
very becoming. and she added: "All
TslS sre now drawn tight scross the face,
sid cover the chin" A little quaint, but
l. Il not prettier than the half shade on
The face affected for several years.
THIS Is the ers Of lace aud embroidery,
,ld the vest that has become
essential part of a lady's
dress is frequently wrought all
with flowers, and the embroidery mania
extends to wsistcosts that are made sep
rse and are likewise embroidered,
!FrgS Ct flowers, and vine pattern for
NSAAAAcg SuAa ahu pOShOL uhpSs
There are pretty gowns Of colored en-
ofoidery-red and white, blue and white
made over silk of the color, full round
SsSi, the yoke Of the plain silk. With
nsSe sashes Of. white or the color can be
worn. Among the startling departures
htoduced by the leading modistes are
costumes combined OF large India silk
AaaSerchiefs and plsin material; the
soaud OF these handkerchiefs and the
sllque pattern in old world colors is
cecidedly chic.
mere is marked tendency toward
umpire style of dress, and while 1t is not
saisss tor mstrons, young girls and I'M
Intiea women Of youth are so CON-
NNly enrsptured by it that summary
~ sa'eflAls will be generally made up in |
~, ~ Asaion Of the R9camler gown. The
~. y. waists, SHRED or plated, drsped en-
s-.u ae specially becoming to slender
~ and thin material is lovely in the |
~, ~ signtIY drsped empire skirt. The !
~ VsA9n oil this style is the death knell |
N ' ny, oust!e, this has stood out against |
= a tlucule, and women wore complscent-
s I ae Jump On their back, however insr-
s s.V ana monstrous it appeared. The |
NJ an tuiet Of fashion has gone forth, and
n Noel on nature is yielding
,,, - law imperative and
,, ,,sue' The fashionable modIstes are
S5.SSsaA4y discarded steeis, using a small |
snaa ,V9, aud only two steels twelve and
,, ,ssa inches below the waist. This is
M t.ielt IS the drapsries Of dresses are
r a = ISuaight lines. They are long, in.
,, mSoy and have few folds, being
Nh; oy deit touch or two upon the
Nj, 70 as to relieve the monotony OF the
sr, ma iau IN front. at the back ell is
cr,s;ssl' TOO. The small remnants of the
n ,el serves to hold out the folds from
IL SSs.son, and they, too, fall straight to
! aen OF the gown.
mi. nearlDg in the house with silk or
I'd nj; ssirts, are loose jackets of India
,oIo,as na silks, trimmed with the new
SonaV y SIR lsces or with Vslenciennes.
to~,,H lace vests with straight, loose
eo:eI, ano Shorter backs fitted very
bon, w. with handsome waist ribbon in
u .Sy, while others are shirred on
|, my uiuers and again st the waist line.
.ysiaa,' Of these garments the PSI tly
NJ sleeves are used.
t.rI. spring gown is Of old rose
A,rSs. mis- has q flue plating which
S,sns Tue waist and is not held down
el n me- beneath. Just above the hem of
Nd ' st is set single band Of inch
ts,Ds,n" aI'e moire ribbon. The short
ndtni,.s Drawn up close about the hips
Dc rs. .a IN two long SSH ends behind.
s,cs 80 is light fitting and has basque
b. Il ~ =. lfont ending in & broad pointed
ssite , ualk red velvet. A brosd Y OF
ttges :, is set into the front, the
sSs,S iae chailie being finished iii
sosSs ss ~ dresses great attention is