Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11
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! nerg, usually snd best over black silk.
Whenever it is put over color all the
material must be Of q quality to oear the
closest inspection, or the result will fail
to show refinement in the Wearer. Car
lyle's hatred OF shRm's was well founded /;
every refined nature shrinks from the
false even in what might be termed the
trivial;ies CT dress.
| For young Womsn who would bT ghten
her biEck with shsde OF color there is 8
sweet little dress in hlsck pesu de sole
that has fully gathered yoke waist, the
mHterisl brought down to the Tsist line
and Stirred into wide belt and extend
ing to the foot, forming the skirt, finished
J with full oox plated ruchirg, lined
with apple green surah. Taa full
s.eeves have Puff CT b,sck
lace at the top, with lEce frlll aE the
wrist End bowof green tibbon. A double
abot q Wids black lack reaches from the
| yoke to the foot Of the skirt, and boys OF
green SATIN ri00oI tie o. tn waist line
aud bust. b * SILK bsg trimmed with
see SD green ribbons hangs ST the side
with broad green ribbons. The style Is
simp and very pretty, .
Fashion, recognizing the fact that in
door festivities are ct hsnd, is designing
pretty ballroom costumes, and dainty
EEsps for thester and the ballroom. Many
Of the ball dresses are Of white. There is
10 great novelty, but much to be SC
mired, especially III the nicely CT detail.
Pxle blue pesu de sole is delicetely en-
broidered in silver, and opnes ever jape
Of tulle. Pale yellow roses with foliage
ornament one eide, and the long train is
Of tulle with cordings CT satin. One pale
green tulle is eXquisitely embroidered in
iris fowerB ana anotl e. in orchids
These materials are simply the beginni. g
CT the toilet. They give an elegsnt key
note CT simplicity, and 1t requires re.
feed taste to complete the work Of art.
A pretty ball dress for q very young
lsdy is Of nuns yelling with silk spots in
gold and silver. The underskirt is Of
plsin blsck velvet, and the SKIRT Of nuns
yelling Is laid in llEits across front and
sidee, being caught up At one side with
velvet bow, throwing the front plaits into
fan shape. Back Ia arranged in 8 full
drsped pouf,
Corssge hiss 8 long square basque,
fronts edged with bands Of velvet ana
open over low plated front Of nuns
yelling.
Sleeves are quite short, pufsd and
finished with ribbon bows On the shoul-
der. A fine plating of tulle edges the
low corssge.
Gloves reach above the elbows. Fan
is OF fins ostrich feathers.
Two very new ways Of wearing natural
flowers are either in graduated cluster,
very full at the throst AMI tsperiIg to the
meress vine s. the waist, or else in fam
boysnt spray SO far to the lef! side IS
barely to escape the molten OF the arm,
ard Just opposite the srmhole.
The ster cloaks axe msGe ot Roman red
cloth and lined with Mong0i!sn goat fur,
h-e clss1ed with canoes and hos Is
worn ST the throat, TIE large cid fashion
ed canoes long laid sway sre now in
vogue 10 tIsten dTspe-y, ep1Clslts and
fr0C:s.
4 f.2cy wrap TO thrnw round the bare
shoulders in the interval between dances
Il ng1ter. lis gros grain silk, lined
win sct. ottoman, and trimmed On trent
and sleeve with large passementeT!e but
IONS. a plsided vest piastTon Of very
11e lace ornaments the ircnt, and Ioog
points Ct came finish each sleeve. TIE
short back has also plsiEs 9: lace.
4 fashion aTt,c,s IS scarcely complete
Without scme sllusi0r 20 tsS gown, o.
thsir counterpart in ths loose oriental
dresses which sre between princess
dress aud wrapper. These gowns are
loose In front and ususllY i:tsd at the
back. 4 graceful gown OF cream white