Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-01
Yarns Spun on the Gazette'S
SHINING Wheel for Read
prs to Weave.
rrlr DAYS for the Muslin Girl Who
Do,a. on Jack in His Flannel
>hfrt-Symphonies in White.
suggestions for DreSsmaking.
s.--.rfz,ng in weH-Gleaned Fields, Scatter
ing Grains OF Wheat Amid the Chan.
Notes Tor the Fair-Reclpes for All.

rra span. who then was gentle
..... lie might have been Cain, for
....- ar-anc knows, for his manner of
...."r. raxgd questions was much the
-.... a.. prevails among the, "'I'm a
Gentleman. J am, class of to-day; but
--.-r.r ar. not fond Of guessing conum-
z..-. nor are fashion columns devoted
....,.-r.ug topics, rhe thought the dog
I --.rrasted is Drive sitting just out
.. Paradise in q July sun and spinning,
r.r--.-. dreaming Of autefg leaf days
--..r. +I. sweat Of the face was not the
.... food and raiment. Her daugh-
...-. ---H set the spinning wheel in the
.-.-..- lie .t with ribbons and call it an
--,ar..rf. and zach as these
49,. fine veritable lilies that toll
-. neither do they spin. They wear
dresses deu0lette and sleeveless . fan
nth aaula fans, say it il extremely
-r.--. and discuss the next fetching cos
,.-..sgEla slipping ices in some Of the
.-r.- man. who has sought out many IN
-a-tf.r,. has devised. These may not
r-.v. much of the shuttle of destiny as
+. -a...s backward and forward in and
r.tmH the wool and wept in the loom
,t f.rnr nor take cOgniZance of the
,a-r.ug uf many spindles for their gar
rf-..ng. but they know Of 2 certainty
,.a. tine July days atsea shore, on noun
-... s.arur al home, demand a pretty
variety of thin dresses, and that in these
r.ar- tHere must be manifested unri-
~t taste. Jack in his flannel shirt,
..... t.a and gav-colored sash thinks he
hi
heartily sat this particular jUnCture the
u.-.u girl who looks SO cool and fair in
sweet -wr.auess, that is beguiling in
Gus. rs wen lis in appearance.
~.. has small place in summer even
m-arflriug, mousseliue de sole being the
form t.at is at all favored, occasionally,
however. there +, seen an India silk of
som. l.Goat. tiut made empire style with
~ ..I.-ty open throat, the fullness Of
ua,aart waist laid in narrow side plaits
la.s and trout, and a straight skirt fall
f- ... 60 the ground the prettineSs of
am ana hand intensified by loose elbow
sleeves. with frills Of rare old lace.
Rul fashion has brought back the or
CANDIES that So delighted the fancy Of
I.I.,a generation past. These come in
lovely tut- of rose, violet, apricot, corn
flower blue and primrose; they are also
checked wth silk embroidery, are striped
a-. l--e9G uIeSSes Vi s"cH
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every possible way until a belle in full
dress reminds of "a ship in full sail with
r.uuaut- Tying from every possible place.
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