Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

she flts In swelling Qua AID fishing ieaF
ciEts for c5loE a. chooses ner hues from
uature'G color card. golden brown has
caught her vzg.snt fstcy ard HEY cos
.unCs III tie fill remind one Of INC
chestnut that the f;cs: IevCE,S whep il
opens the coat OF b27G; the b-iliisEt re6
of the sumsch apu The yellow gpCtt, .
nsplo Leaf are nc. forgotten, sDd en,
200, the green OF tie {, % leai thG. grows
IL this cool rstrest CT summer .ylr5les
cas- its plDce 10 the aloum OF she fanci,ul
3sms 1bO says 10 hex suhjsCsS, "TeLr
this" snd they wear it.
s. generous 3 seleciion Of hues leaves
little room for d!scoItent, bu. lest there
oe some who inG tia sll too COY, the
sIoiter grants .E1t SO much c1 brightness
nay be Il0Qided D2 liberal usa OF black.
Thls iBEY shs0e csn be Used to tone 1Ta
any costume, the entire eairE being made
OK II aud Ing redlrgOte CT gay pieids OF
sSrireE, a3S!l with brown II Is used fer
2GEels, geyars, vtets ami other Trimming.
L. Ia Cy nc meE1e uncommon TO see the
eatire dresa Of black with metallic trim
ming that distinguishes il from a mourn
ing suit. Black is not only q fsvari.e
color fGf beis eod boLlets, bG. entera
.srgely into Ire trimming CT sll, bIsck
oitos, Back cord, passsmecter!e ard Guh
let having a prominent place n is.l NIL
lineIT.
AS ms9y ladies desire 70 use economy
and yet wear a charge OF hsts, some
hints clipped from the Bszsr msy he usa~
iGl for ire sm.ieur miiliper. There
seeing to be no uouos that toques will be
wcrp, and their simplicity &! arrange
ment invites the exercise Of home lslent.
The 6esigzers of modes as well ss
colorists nave their freaks and fancies
snd although these seem for tine 10
5ay3 run Tlot, they are gradually crystal
lzrg INTO fsshiops that will prevail.
The round French tcq es are mad of velvet
or II cl1th ta lbree eoft uutfs around the head,
pa aIed BIZ folded bands of gron grzio r. Obon,
and have SIT rinEled crown " iCh is GOV
red and il tened on ,h3 Tight sid. b. very
large 1oseue Of ribbon. With IT'S longest loops
coming TwaId almost TO the front This
style Is youthful, snd Is xcellent or hats of &
single color the Velv and ribb' q being al
brown or ali black or gray, a. best SUITS IN 4
gowns of the weaFer, Z black tCque being now
appropriate vita dresses OF any color. O:hsr
veiVel Ioques have ur tips for their only Trim
ming as shOrt tales of cable win q min lature
snbe head set in the front of the sofs crown.
Ribbon toq1es are aleo new, and are IA the
long English shppe; two kinds q ribbon are
used, velvet N one row d-apGd along
the br'm, apd ending In Two Tosetses In front,
while Inc C. own ia C -vered with three length
wise rows IN loose fode OF tbs new katiE ribbon
| that has raised corIs in II, or eIse grVs Xra d
| ribbon; these orm stsndi & loops in tront be
| tween l.c velvet ro ett5.. Black velvet bbon
with green lib II crown makes a5tyl II toqu-,
or cream velvet with lawn bboI crown brown
with cardinal, or olive with rec, uiatcbihg the
| Two COlors that are combined in. the costume.
| The handkerchief tuI0An is a pr lty csprice
! with Ehe crown drapec with square OF DlAcs
| velvet on which White gros grain "a SCI Lac q
more in wluIh. Rite'te tuTbauB have sofr
rosettes Of doubled TX th!ckly gathered set
| vet !u5 bans have friIl filling on the Lever
/ etg3 wish gathered band, and above tiis a
sof' putfed crown Embroidered cloth tuIpsRs
ms. Oe n-erely scoiluped on The edglr bIt
many are covs5e vi h embro.der.. Tne-e ars
| also ver2 itch egibroiGere Cloth lew i q d
bai Dc tnet are lced TO rim the 'ides OF vslves
| are as fasni' nabls on ths'e small ra:s Lors
| slendtr oxi1Ized silver pine. diggeIs, ana
clssps are fashionable orna Cen.e. Rib IN
bows are very !igh y strapped wtn lorg 10 ps,
| AND these rival roseEtes In popularity.
Rsdingotes, polonaiser, bssques sud
coats aEe eli comprised il the neg iail
! garments. Palisses-sometimes called
paleLo.s-6ring IN { novel mode, Hl.Ch
is 20 say ibAt OF wearing long CveEcrGse
which partskss both OF TIE form Of coat
and of E costume. TIE gsrnent, which
reaches nestiy 10 the foot, is smooth III
ting ever the hips, the fullness being laid
IN pIaits within the SEAMS OF the back,
wheFe the bresdths hang IN long, straight
folds. There arc sCme modifCGtl1us il
the basque, It is still short on the hips,
but is uttsa Gus Win morrow coat tails
reaching nearly 10 the foot @. ths tkirt
snd lined With Six. Let the sGou. woman,
however,, cling to the polOaaise, that gar
ment seems specially designed for her
The long Ines obviati2g the APPEARANCE
OF rotundi;y that is Unavoidable Wkere
the lines are broken
Women who are TOO stout should sFoid
bright coloIs, except for trimmings only
Black or very dull shades are bes', and
even white is preferable to sDythiGs bril-
liant. They must 10. increase the breadth
OF their sooulders by bouhsut { 6scts, m
less their width a. that point is dispto-
pordonRtelY narrow as Coupirsd with
their visit. They most thy to prodpce {
shapel5. WGisStp7 lae.ps OF V-sdS2sd
trimmings bQth back SID :irort.t Thss Is
better >osVice than excessive tight
lscirg, which usually aggraYstes rather
than moCer,tes tae suggestion of fstness
TIE variety in design OF oodices IL low
SO great that anyhow, no mstter how
badly shaped by ns,urp, may al lesst be
very considerably improved b. ert. Aud
= Fat Wvmsn must Eos be afraid to Edi
grtifcisl expanse 10 herself good deal
OF tourlure is essential for them, no mat
ter what the prevailing fashion as to bGs-
ties Dsy be. A disten.iol CT the drsDer-
les ct the fssr CT the skirt reduces, By
means CT prop0rtion-snd it IL proper
iionstely that the eye judges everything
he eeeming eliza CT woman.
A slender besuty msy acops, the at
trsctiVs walking costume as sS8n in
this cut. 4.
This Carmen. is of dark cresnfsshSxte,
strewn with Dsorzs bouquets sad fss. M
with brorze velvet. :, The ssSaa ssly&
makes up handsomely, ,cloth tsfksAsE39
mere. Skirt is entirNy sphir, and the
long overskirs is slsshe9 ON One side, the
front edge faced with cark cream sursh
and turned osck, above which is 9 cluster
CT folds, apparently held in place by
velvet band passing from waist, but In
fact this band Is only attached as fsr SIS
the belt, and is simply concealed beneath
fshe folds OF the drapsry by the feminine
se.k4 ptnning-an art which most all
% possess to greater OF less degree,
and many to perfection. On the oppo-
site side the drspery falls full, but is NOT
Topped up. A cash Of wide bronze rib.
bon finishes the back. The waist las