Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

white etamire. The underskirt is OF
white sateen with fluGCe a. the foot OF
etSmiue. It IS trimmed At the side with
four fJunces Of white embroidered mus
in, yoEes snd cuffs Il he Ice. a pleat-
ing q blue surah * ends from the neck
sLd fss,ens o. the eide.
Great attention IS being paid 30 pre-
serving the ccmplt xiOn, IS Z sharp con
ITzst between the fECe and dress is not
desirable, Gld many are the appi-
alces for t1st purpose. Deligh ful
! little toilet bran bsg5 zrc Just now
| making their Appearance, MED with bras,
| grated olive soap aDQ almonds, whiCc
pressed il water : f=w s conds gives s
cresuy Istner 10 be rubbed on the t,ce,
| aeck s2d body arG wiped CT with sCf
towel, without r!ns,rg, Those who like
can make their OWE almond mesl as fol
| lows: Grated almonds one pound, flur
| The same, powdered Orris ore quarter
pound, lemon oil oDe-hGif ounce, OF. CT
! liter almOnCs one quarter ounce. The
| almond powder for tins hands is blarched
| and powdered slUords one-han pound,
! grated CASTLE sCSp four ounces, CTris
| powder one ounce, finely powdered
| puuiCe stone three ounces, oil bitter al
mOnds one dracfm.
! MOTIFS.
Very long stre3mers are added to FAIRS.
a garden hat Of cream lowered ne.,
with cluster Of leaves, is very pretty.
Snowy tennis gowns are OF white ser. e,
| brsiCed with gilt or silver
| Sleeves are more frequently pUh3d
above than below the elbow.
Bandanua dresses sre for the seaside !;
skirts Of the bsndauns silk and the over
dress is of plain fabric.
Black socks are worn by tiny toddling
children es well SIS those in lighter shades
6nd white.
The open mesh point d'esprit net is
more fashionable just now for BRIDES
veil than Illusion.
The newest pettiCoats for wearing IN
der smart gowns are CT cream washing
silk, trimmed with several insertions Of
lace and one deep frill.
Gowns OF Turkey red cotton, trimmed
with ticele gray or ecru lsCes. make
pretty country suits for morning wear.
a pretty feature Of cream tinted surah
tee gown was bsg front, with box
feather stitched.
The most comfortable of Gil travelling
hats Is Of a soft tslt, which should be
trimmed with nothing but a scarf Of sOf!
waterproof silk.
Word comes from Paris tAat gain is
sgaia in high favor, especially for dinuer
and evening COWS, IS well as Tor the cos
tunes OF very young brides.
OyeIskIFts sre not cut in get fashion
auy more, drspeTy being obtained by
lacking the breaiths Of the gown 10 the
foundation quite at taste, caprice or con-
vanieICe.
The newest Of the vests is Of shirred
tucks, made by taking length and & half
Of stuff, and after tuCzing with strong
threads drawing them up to the proper
shortness.
Dainty little sunoODnets for babies are
made OF pink or blue chsmbery and have
an edgiTg Of YaleECiennes lace as ia
ISL. These are W0TR with little dresses
TO match.
Fine plsitirgs OF all sozts take the place
of other trimmings. The skirts, waists
and sleeveF, as well IS flush for the bot
tom OF skirts, are well laden with the
finest knife plti.ings.
Soft white India gauzes make the pref
test Of summer costumes for young
girls, 6nd ere simply trimmed with many
rows CT narrow satin ribbon and wide
sash. The sleeves tucked or fulled
into wide Wsist0snd and the baby Wsis,
made high under the arms, are indispen-
sable to the styiishness Of such { cos
tune.
Qlite the newest fans imported from
PARIS are CT the very finest gsuze, *
quisitely painted with birds CT f)wers,
such as G,oire de d L roses or Winter
roses il greyish whi.e tints; these cover
one side IT the fan, snd come to the top,
where the ian is cut cut, following the
exact outline Of the flower. The ribs are
Of sandslwoOd.
Infants wear caps OF lawn and lhce and
embroidery aud fine handmade tucKs
very much the same styles tnat have been
used for years. As for the little girls
who have outgrown these caps-wel,
they must take to the large hats with
high crowns, VIII lie their little brothers
wear sailor hats or wide-brimmed fists,
not so wide as formerly though.
The glove now contrasts with the
toilet rather than matches the gown, and
the colors imported in kid and silk hand
wear are those which will serve this pur
pose. Pure silk gloves are shown with
plain or embroidered backs in six-hutton
length, in black, tan colcr, mode, French
gray and tints Of grayish Gobelin blue.
These gloves are imported exclusively il
Jersey.
There appears to be no doubt about the
adoption Of the English blouse waist for
summer dresses. These blOuses are
simply gathered basques without Innings,
and belted in. Sometimes they are
SHRED around the top next to the stand
ing collar three or more rows These
blouses may be made OF the same mste-
rial as the dress, or OF some contrasting
fabric.
'CROCHETED TOILET SHOE.
For 81 invalid or elderly lsdy's use
these shoes ere much more comfortable
than slippers, as they Keep the ankles
wsrm.
Use starlight Germantown VOL, black
or Whatever color is preferred, and s
medium bone hook.
Make a chsin Of u stitches, miss l
stitch and work bsck or the next with
Ia C in esch, IS in the sixth, and IS II
the remaining stitches. Work l chain !
AZ the end and turn.
Second row. 8 in the back loop OF |
each stitch in the previous row, l chain, |
turn.
Third row-Work l in the back OF |
next stitches, 3 il the seventh, and |
in the next6. Continue in this way, in
creasing by working 8 stitches in the |
80 until fhn punrR |