Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

green bengsline train is delightfully."- hung
and cut. It has pinked rhche silk ut the
edge. Another tea gown Ia made OF white
MORE brCcsded with crimson roses open
( ing over q wide band OF mix fur, which
reaches clear to the throat with turns
over coi,:r. On each sids the moire edge
is wide application embroidery in gold.
| The wide MORE sleeves come to the ell
bow, finishing there with two puts OF
crepe &c lisge, with large i1ss polka
dots In the back. Fur and embroidery
both come down V shape. NJ. ROUTE
Affects this style, as 1t gives, he says;
tone sad elegance TO the figure.
| The record at the altar lengthens as the
days shorten, and for simple, inexpen-
sive costume there is nothing p,ettier
than that made of white cashmere, henri
eta or vailing and can be arranged effecr
lively A veil is almost imperative with g
white robe and may be CT tulle or lace.
Drsperies OF tnlle ere cften tackled over
the train TO give thst vEpsrous and flmy
look which is the poetic ideal OF bridal
robe. In this case the veil may lot be so
long, as the drspery on the skirt makes 1t
Impossible to tell where the veil ends.
| AS TO what Insy be called the attributes
Of evening toilets, some Of the bonbon-
nieres are very pretty. They are in the
shape Of large silk handkerchief tied
cornerHise and having sprays CT green
and purple grapes and leaves showing at
each corner. The herdkerchieis are In
the brightest mixture OF color and in rich
silk. Others are in the form of gigantic
green nut with the nut made in satin with
the calyx In velvet. The newest hanCker
chiefs have brosd borders composed ct
several lines Of silk thread in bright
colors and the edges finished in tiny seal
lops, button -holec in the same colors.
They are Of the finest batiste, and the
colors are principally red, blue, yellow
End mauYe. It is . custom LOW to carly
several hsndkerchiefs at once, disposed in
different pockets or other receptive places
In the toilet, and these are taken out for
use or display according TO hardness or
the within Of the belle.
NOTES.
Turned down lace fr lis are SIS popular
as ever.
Dainty arrangements of lace and rib
bon are worn.
Chemisettes supplement sll V-shsped
be dlces for day wear.
English women still wear the hustle,
and the skirts OF their walking dresses
are cut short.
Tau, graz, black and white gloves are
the only colors used in fashionable
woman's outfit.
Immense round collars OF lace or
colored Grape, futed in Pierrot style, are
adopted by young ladies'.
Lace bows Of white or cream are highly
becoming and impsrt charming dressi-
ness to costume.
The convenient folds Of narrow ribbon
are still popular, and may terminate IN .
short jsbot II desired.
Exquisite collars OF shaded MORE rio
bon, two inches wide, and OF any becom-
J Ing color, open in the back. are folded to
point in front and finished with cravss
bow Of the same.
Hats are all low-crowned this winter,
but In their brim there is great variety
Of shapes. The following sre among the
most stylish models out:
Fine silk braiding or cloth Is very much
the fashion for walking costumes. The
oraIding should be chosen OF the same
color as the cloth. The underskirt should
be OF silk, otherwise the costume il much
to- heavy.
High collars OF white girzs laid In folds
ard striped with gilt are very stylish. A