Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21

toire shape, with open fronts, the ecgs G
the left side showing the roW5 CT braid
while tue right IL boarded with band O
chain braid plsssmentrie. TIE botic,
crosses from the left ehoulder to th;
r1sat nip, snd is edged with the braid
While the LET. eide is pointed below th:
waist end u bordered with the pssse-
Ishntcris. The under waistcont ia o.
dsrk red fsil!s, while broad belt G; this
sSule closes ct tho center With Tn antiq1s
silver buckle. The skirt brexdshs ct We
b'ca sfe gs hcred to the lower edge Of
the nssqVe, which curves smoothly ovel
the hips. Tne right elesye Is f 1iehod a
the ~!ist with rows CT braid snd the left
with the pcssenenterIe.
F2y1rise materials for evening gowns
srs striped AID figured nets, crepe Gs
chine, Indi.n yelling. silk muslin, French
tsmbouTed mil, VeEet!an si!S, IadisE
crepe, with field fiower patterns, BIO
csded velvet, fsille ard satin.
Moire however, IS By 10 meens dis
carGed, but is used either in the piece OF
for trimming. Very charming demi.
toilsttes are msde Of inssr ions CT MORE
and C1antillTs over an unGsrskirt Of satin
or fsille, or even MORE sgsin. The
sleeves and coreage are trimmed besidea
with hs.s @. brosd lace, their abundance
being arranged becom!pgl7 with jswel
| pins.
Many bail gowns are ornemented With
u " trimming, MORE ribbon bordsred
with fringe OF ostrich plu mes. II cau
be had Of I'll! colors aud used IS panels.
The dress trimmings are nost.y long
ssshes Of two tones CT ribbon, united by
oval nigrettes placed together and formed
OF ostrich plumes. These s.grettes are
quite new. Ilto many CT them osprey
spanglss with paste diamonds ere intro
Guced, AID msra6oGt b1ules, spaDgIed
With GOLD, silver or diamond dust.
Amid 81 this dieplsy for mamma and
"big sister," the little folks are LEI. cut,
bat their dress Is 80 ofsen mammals In
miniature that there Is little distinction
about 1t.
The cloak go wrsp the baby up IN"
gives young m&pmas come Anxiety, e.
pecialiy wasn it Is the most marvellous
ever born. CT course this means the first
Ct that particular pattern. For this sea-
son babies long cioaks are made Of white
cashmere, deeply smoked At the top 10
back and front, with plaiu or With full
eleevss, aud are lined with white silk
watGed and Quilted; taey have white
ribbon to lie at the throat and as DO Us on
the sleeves AID are oth>rwise I'M.
trimmed The newest caps for babies
are made Of YaiencIernes insertions, al
terHsting with inch-wide ribbon In stripes
from the fat crown to the from. and are
worn Win veil Of plain Eef, with white
riobou run through the inch-wide hs m
which Is on three sides Of It, or else
with woven net veil Of silk or Shet.
land wool. The frss short cloaks-wora
when the child Ia six months or 9 year
o,d-kre also OF white Cashmere, smoked
and With large, full slesves that are
Smoked al the wrists. These cloaks are
in Mother Hubbard shapes, are lined
with wsdded quilted elk and have rio.
bon bows in frUns and on the sleeves.
For ci6er mothers who have gi.ls in the
state Of Sin betwseoi!7" dresses are
shown in the empire style and are especi-
silly suitable and graceful for school
girls. Thus, for girl of fourteen drees
Of plaid cloth is made with straight,
killed skirt, slightly drsped at the top,
though in many cases this drepery Is
omitted. The waist is short direcsoire
jscket In front, ending in q little position
ct the back. This jsckes falls apart to
disclose fitted vest, formed by two fold
ed ecsrfs crossed In front under
velvet girdle, and outlining the
pointed velvet plastron at the
throat. This jsckat style Is especially
popular. For school wear this dress u