Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

cket thas is gathered bick snd front. The
ne ! sleeves being trimmed with The Lace
7 le !.hric uSet 10 fssnionlnG sais goBn
has generally delicsse gIouad with
graceful designs il flowers, When fash
l3ped as pe!gnor Il il edged with :
scsllope1 juDce, the OPEN sleeve is
ec2lIoped, there ID q deep pointed collar
md iioot, a1d ans flItoess il the tfcat
la held in by e gescetul!F knostei SASH
that hiss become SO important ar gdiudct
to every dress. a fayoYlse mode lsgnoI
IS 20 fGster skshes bcoadlg uniet the LETT
arm, then dEaS taem Il pSrroT 2! the
waist and let the fEingsd ends fall straight
over the fI5 front. Another wsY Is to
tase ore END Ct double silk, eight inches
vide wien folded, 'ssseD It along the
edge Of basque fonts and let /. I'LL Il
eaca SIDE.
Tne dilclDg eeesop hsstens on apace,
1nd from reported revival OF some OF
the oil round dances the fsir dancers
will hhye O lock well to their steps that
they DO net Glide. The Glide n: Z 1urks
will be in use, aud new move
meut called the Bsrlln, comoi1-
ing polka time End Wsiz step,
VIII be in vogue. These dapces inter
dict the train and fashion, more ohst qni-
css than Is usually conceded ordslrs
that sill dancing dresses shall well clear
the # yor, slthough promenade DIR sses are
logger than the past eesson. At the head
OF this column is seen suitable costume
that may be rendered in heavy silk OF the
lighter fsbr.c, such IS tulle, etc.
MIS-. F:snk Leslie has given emphasis
20 biscz costumine, having, it is said,
orough. pack from her E1ropes1
trip az exter slve va drobe 0f mat som
pre- color. 1t Is hardly possible ths:A tins
,pky tin vii! bscoMs universal ia eVen-
Ing 6rses, slIhouga Il serves en admirable
purpose in bringing OUT rico
colors and metallic lus!crs so
prCfiIgl.ely used IN ali em0r0idsiise
this season. Those woo need evening
dresses and do rot dance still wear the
trcin. There caE be no question that IL
lends elegance and furnishes an elegant
background mo pSn interded} for dis
playing exquisite trimming.
The sils Petticoass Ct evening dresses
with brocaded bodices and trains are fte
quently' covered win a succession Of lace
fi,unces and IDIOTS 6 vide lace placed
down the sides Of dresses where the train
meets the pettlcost, aud wi &c fslls of lace
fiaisn the sleeve aud neck. Pain cor
seges ara male very dressY by q drapery
of beaded silk netwofk-Jat for
for colorod dresses. There are
small cuirssses, or, if preferred,
hslf bousss or plss.Sons, which sur
round the collxr, front and back, forming
q long point behind and tx lending to the
waist In front, where they taper 10
double V, over which large clssp or
plaque Of the sane beads is set The
outlines are edged with handsome pen
dants or drops 10 mstch, cb!oag or
round. This flrres one Of the prs.tiest
cors&ge trimmings 20 be Goep, srt odds
Eery g:ei.ly 70 the elegance OF 5 dress.
Tulle end elik net are SHOWN visa
chenille snd vslvstiGots, sud are used @Ter
fatle siiS that matches oficontrssts pret-
lily in color. Tulle gowns with large
wafer Spots sre made in cream over
light grsen or maj coIor, and in blsck
CyeT red. A pink tulls with graduated
circles formed OF chenille spots. forming
an empire design st the hem. is newer.
1t has three rows of pink watered ribbon |
cd each side. The bodices are O. velvet,
fsiile or noire-the more substantial the |
better.
There is little change IN the arrange |
ment OF bEseGes in the new costumes. A |
tendency, however, is shown TO lergthen
ne Eides, making them reach well over
he HRS. Upon some OF the gowns tbs
simple but artistic drspar5 at the back is !