Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

alone. II unrsveiicg tbe end Of the silk,
the WARD ia found 10 be- OF the psls S
| iawn color, the welt IN delicate shrimp
| pink and greer, the shade OF thu young
reed. THIS will form t1o train over 9
petticoas Of pesu te Sole in fxwn color,
PINK shaded; richly trimmed with lace.
Black silks 0re destined TO be very
| popular, and no iad7's wardrobe is com
| plete without one OK two o. these oecom
ing costumes. The black msscot weave
broctded with sstin is very rich and
beautiful, end would make up handsomely
| in the oirt ctoire coat, the entire ccstum
or for combinstioaf. very Inexpensive
| bat exceedingly stylish black silk nss the
surface stgeWn VITA designs IN moire,
some having large rouad spot, others n
oval OF egg shape.
Bgsiding and embroidery enter lsrgely
into the trimming OF dresEes for all &C.
cssiora, and IS this frequently adds S25
to tie cost, many y?uGg ladies are doing
this work themselves.
Green cloth braided with black or simp-
ly flashed with cuff ard collar Of blsck
is considered an especially stylish com-
biuation this season for gowns or jackets.
Dull mignonette green cloths sre braided
With oxid:Zsd silver braid. A charming
gown OF CLOTH OF this color is draped to
the edge OF the foundation ssirt, excep.
at the lef: side OF the front, where tie
drspery is held back, displaying the heavy
corded silk undersklrt. A straight sash
OF corded silk ornaments the right side o!
the gown, and the short pointed bodice Is
flashed with narrow vssE OF corded
silk with revers OF silver brsding
on either side. A graceful modi-
fcetIon Of the directeife dress Is
made with the front breadths Ct the uD-
dersklrs laid in smsll parts. The fronts
OF the redingote are al braided slightly
with gold in the lower corners, and
triE med back msreiy enough to snow 6
facing Of heavy corded silk; the waist of
the reeingote laps over on the right side,
and is braided With gold in thu line Of
the buttons; no vest ia shown. All
gowns made by tsilors, whether in
direc,oi-e fashion for otherwise sre inside
to be WON With tourpure, which is but q
few inches sInsiler than tnose worn with
cloth dTesses during the summer; the
change il so slight thst it Is hardly
DlTectoire styles are generally used for
street goWce, and, when adapsed 10 the
pcions os, IL muIsitorm. In It's simplest
shops it is merely G stre1ght, SIN oothly |
fitting gzrment extending to the foot OF
the undsrskirt at the back and sides, bus |
sut of IN froat at the wsist 70 display the |
sn1ire front breadth Of tho undaTskirt, |
which may be ornamaated with braidtng,
applique figures, and in ether ways. TIE |
1sri1g cuff turned back from the wrist |
Ind the large notched revers displaying s |
;mall pointed vest with standing collar |
complete the Wsiss.
Drape-ies are simpIe-indeed, soma |
Towns dispense with ali 6rape:y end de-
seld entirely on emoroidsries and en-
,ossed and applique trimmings foE effect.
The long street wraps preclude much
lrApery or sournEre, as nothing cEn be
nore uegTxceiuI than hump Ga the back
nat serves no purpose unless 10 make its
giness sppsrsnt where there sre , fields
II loopings. A gown recently finished Of
ne, smooth faced ladies' CLOTH will fur
ish simple, graceful model for gown
0 be worn il the hcuEe, for the street, or
nder the new long wraps, which require
simple dress beneath them. This gown
Tas dark shade Of terra.cotts,
&c drGpeTv reached to thu bottom
( the underskirt and COM
letely concealed 1t, except in narrow
ne on the LET: side where 1t WAS slsshed
, the waist and held together BY passe- I
enseris loops of hesvy cords. Ia this
ress the line Of the underskirt shown
ss pale robin egg sssin, In strong coz