Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-14

appropriate With dresses Of any color. Oth'r
velvet toQues have ur tips for their only trim
mng as short tsles Of s@D4e vim NINA use
sable head set In the frons OF the sofs crown.
Ribbon TONES are go new, and are Ia The
loGg English shape; two knas ribbon aie
used. velvet in one 70" orapLo along
the By m and ending in Two roset es 10 -ront,
while inc c. own is c.vered with three ieuRlh-
wise rows IN loose fo'ds OF IN, new satin ribOUH
thst has raised coras IN II, o. else eT"s gray
ribbon taeGe Orm sLsndlz loops IN 'front.' De
tween Ins VelveS 70 cites. BlacG velvet bbon
with gree riD1"n crown mat es astyli toqu I,
or cream velvet with tawn r. bbon CT, wn, brown
with cardinal or olive With rec, ua.chtL ( the
TWO coIors that are combined in the costume.
The handkerchief tuIban is q pr lty caprice
with the crown draped with square OF olscS
velvet "a wnich white gr"s grain is SCI Ee
more In width. R1reite turbsng haze sof
rosettes of doubled ak thickly gathered SCI
in Jront CT shirred velve. OWES. ttaer 81
Vet tn bans have fIill filling on the lsTer
dgs with g gathered band, and above this a
soft pulled crown Embroidered cloth turps
may be merely scollOped on lhe edges, bat
many are coveIe WI, h embroidery. There are
also very Iich embroidere9 cloth leay =
bar DIS that are used 20 trim the sides OF velvet
auG plsin 10 b turOans. Braiding snd cordins
are a,su fssElu nable on the.e small hats. Long
slender oxl1ized silver pins, dsggers. and
clasps are fRthionabl5 ornarente. Ribbon
bows are very high ly strapped win lorg Loops,
and these rival rosettes IN popularity.
Rsdi1 gotes, poloraiaes, basQues and
costs are all comprised In the new fall
garments. Pelisses-soGoetimes called
paletots-5r.ng in 6 novel mode, which
is TO say that Of wearing long overcress
which psFtakes both Of the form Of cost
and OF costume. The garment, which
reaches nearly to the foot, Is smooth fl
tirg ever the hips, the fullress being isid
in pIsi.s within the ssems OF tie back,
where the b-eadths hang II long, straight
folds. There sre some modifca!i0ns in
the basque. il IL still short on the hips
bat is often cut with narrow coat tsils
reaching nearly 70 the foot Of the skirt
and lined with SILK. Let the stout woman,
however, cling TO the polGEstse, that gar
ment seems specially designed t3r her
The long lines obvjating the APPEARANCE
Of roturdi,y that is unavoidable Where
the lines are broken.
Women who are toe stout should svcid
bright coloTs, except for trimmings only
Black CIR very dulI shades ere bssy, sud
even white is preferable 20 anything bril-
liant THY mustn not increase the breSdth
Of ihetz shoulders OF boua.nt fac.s, ua
less their Width st thEt point is diepro-
porlionstely narrow as compsrCd with
thefr visit. They must tIy u produce c
shspsly wsist by mesps OF Vsh2ped
trimmings both back 1ud ;roat. Tnst is
better device THAI excessive tight
lacirg, which uluSlly sggrsvsfes rather
.aau modeFases the suggestion OF fairness
The variety in degign Of oodices is now
so great that anybody, no matter how
badly shaped by nature, may st least be
very considerably improved py art. Aud
Z fat woman must not be sfTsid 10 Edd
artificial expsnss TO herself a good deal
OF tcuFaure is essential ioT G.em, no mat
ter what the prevailing fashion as TO bus
ties msy be. A distention Of the draper
les Ct the rear CT the skirt reduces, by
means Of proportioa-sud 1t i5 proper
tionateiy tia. the eye judges everything
che seeming siZe q 8 woman.
A sfeneer beauty msy s5opt the a.
fr.ctive walking costume IS shown IL
this cut.
This garment is Of dsTk cIsAm chsllie,
s.reHn witt bcorzs bouquets and trimmed
with brorza velvet. The came style
makes up handsomely in cloth or cssa
mere. Skirt is entirely pls.ps ard the
long overskirt is slkshed on one side, the
from. edge faced with dsrk cream surah
and turned back, above wbichis & cluster
of folds, sppsTsnGy held in plsce by q
velvet band passing from waist, but in
fact this band is only attached es far SIS
the belt, snd is simply concealed beneath
the FOLDS OF the erapery By the feminine
srt OF plnnirg-an art which most all
ladies possess to q greater OF less degree,