Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-03

casions. English turbans and varieties
of the popular toque shape are imported
for city streets. The most youthful-look-
ing turbans are of fine Milan braid, with
a roll the height or half the height of the
crown, which is to be covered plainly with
velvet.
Later in the season when warm weather
arrives NeapolItan bonnets in a variety
of fine light cGlors promise to be fashion
able with exclusive milliners. They viii
be trimmed with laceS or gauZes and
clusters of flowers, especially sprays or
half-wreaths OF roses, with foliage and
close buds. A few feathers are shown.
but unless some decided change takes
place before summer flowers will trim
the majority of small bonnets and many
large hats and turbans and small hats for
morning wear.
Although the fashionable woman's
headgear may have an element of uncer-
tainty in it, her feet are planted firm
and pretty i'll patent leather castings.
Patent leather tips, the cloth tip and the
calf, and the woman who wears a num-
Der five rejoices in patent leather slippers
that beguiles into the belief it is but num-
Der three. Slippers of Suede are worn
in various colors to suit the empire gown
(neYer connect dress with empire) and
are trimmed with gold and silver braid
or profuselv beaded; straps and Rhine
stones are essential, the latter giving
force to the description, eject that
twinkle in and out -
When the lady is on business or ont
door pleasure bent, she laws off her en-
pire gown, drops the dainty Slipper for
the laced-up walking boot that comes
nearly to her ks; yes, that s where,
and draws on her hands the English
walking glove of tan shade with broad
stitched backs, then tucks snueIv away
in the breast pocket of her Jacket a tinv
bit of silk and of some matching shade
with hemstitched border, narrow hem
and an initial embroidered in outline
stitch, this by courtesy she calls a hand
kerchief. The picture is complete when
she takes her tightly rolled La Tosca .
umbrella and looks back smiling a fare
well as she goes to meet whatever
weather, conscious that she is laying in
stores of health and beauty.
NOTES.
Skirts for dancing barely touch the
floor at the back.
Pink and black is London's favorite
combination for theater gowns.
Princess gowns, when worn by very
young women, almost invariably button
III the back.
Among the latest importations from
Paris are number of styles OF black
lace princesse dresses.
Dull black braid is the trimming of the
passing moment ON all wool gowns and
Jackets intended for general utility and
out-of-door nice wear.
New toques that seem cross 'twixt
hat and bonnet have long oval crowns,
are smooth at back and very much
trimmed in front
Gray and purple are again used for
half mourning. Gray cloth with trim
ming of black passementerie is an ideal
gown for young woman just re-enter-
ing society.
For very dressy mourning black Sicil-
ienne armure royale and MORE are all
worn, trimmed either with bands of
Grape or with fine passementerie of silken
cords.
Full pink, white ana yellow roses are
carried in a loose cluster or pinned to the
front of the bodice for ball costumes.
When the hair is arranged high stiff
loop of ribbon and few leaves or buds
are quite admissible
A feature or new Partisan bah gowns is
the limp train of three straight breadths,
with only the selyage for trimming up