Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
v. Iii. Taylor W. H. Taylor

as to its sdsptabilitY TO wide variety of
faces, it is admirable. In the matter of
color, while yellow and resads, (mig-
no lette greep) will undoubtedly be ex-
edingly popular, caution is necessary in
wearing these colors, only fresh pink
compilations Can wear the one, or clear
brunette the other. Imagine woman
with colorless, wstery eyes and muddy
skin arrayed in one Of these new original
creations OF black lace and big yellow
roses. SIC might look hsppy in the
possession of the latest novelty, but 3
truth telling mirror would soon remove
even that.
Those who would unite durability with
beslty will be glad to learn that L sghorn
straw is much used this season. pretty
one has crown of medium height and
its broad brim bent by deft fingers into 6
quaint, artistic shape, high on one side
and on tbs back. The rim lined with
green velvet and q mass of shaded half
plu1es, ranging from light to dark green,
overbapgs the crown from TIE back. Long
bows OF OmbIe ribbon, IN shades Of green,
ATE fastened at the back aud lie along the
rim with q gsrniture Of white lace.
An imported cspote mas a crown OF gold
green peppers around the face.
For ornsmenting, ostrich feather tips,
omoce ard Elso mUttied, will be revived
for the Cemi-sesson bonuets, snd will be
worn all summer on round hats. They
come in buucnes Of three, and sometimes
two OF these clusters are put on single
hat, nodding forward in front Of the
crown QaIlls have had their brief day
of favor, bat few are imported, as well
as half stripped peacocks' feathers,
barbed with silver arrowhead.
Flowers are punched with single long
-thorny stem, or with punches 6f green
stems tied together. Small slender
posies, trailing branches srd vines, are
also made of one kind OF flower in all its
colors, IS cnrysantheRums Of every hue,
or else flowers Of different kinds are
loosely tied together. A single large
recl8l Ne rose has one or two buds
with long stem; a stalk Of gold wheat
is tied up in green lily leaves; wild
strawberry cluster, with its Whit
blossoms, appears to have been plucked
upsby Sihs ROOTS; miniature convoIvui
make beautifully colored wreaths for
round hats, am there are ivy vines for
The ssme purpose, while yellow or pink
roses without 50 isge are placed around
hat crowns and clsm',er closely up the
front on one side. Clusters OF leaves
give the green shsdings last sre TO be
used on hEts ot any color, AID sre
especially pretty in ivy and in small
ferns.
Oue of the prettiest morning gowns is
combination Of garnet, sursh and blue
Grape, the front gracefully drsped, and
the whole glrnished with exquisite ricn
yellow lsce Others are very pretty
made Of white cloth, for all-sGmmer
dresses white will De the chosen color.
Roman red, new shades in green aud
bright yellow viii be use in ribbons for
adjoining, but the lady who supplies her
self with sn abundance OF white dresses
will ind that she Is well furnished. The
shops even now display all kinds OF
dainty embroideries to add to their
beauty. The use of thin white goods
with embraideries snd lace make 'he
fashion OF yokes and Garibsldi blouses
popular, and fiae tUcks are very mach
used in all light material for vest fronts.
There is much more latitude in the cut
of sleeves. TIE close coat sleeve hiss ali
bet disappeared. The new sleeve is Van
d. ked or sisshed or pufsd. Il has tiny
puts az the wrist, more puffs at she elbow
snd still further puts on the shoulder.
Sometimes The sleeve Is pzrti -colofed,
RussiSr, enc shade or tone Of color
showing ON TIE rpper and another on the
under slice pf The arm. Sozne, hoWeyers