Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

Tiny little neck chains with daisy O
mignonette pendants enameled in natura
colors are popular and very beautiful.
For coaching and autumn travelling
| long, straight Directoire rediugotes OF
silver gray, golden brown camel g hair
are imported with cape and toques tt
| match
For evening wear, white and black
| have the foremost place. Gray and
| white will not be seen as much together
! for afternoon wear and dinner gowns as
! gray with silver and shell pink.
There Is fancy just now for rib bon
trimming on the plain straw hat Masses
of loops and ends are piled on the crown
entirely concealing it, while the brim is
left undecOTated.
white MORE jupes will be much worn
this fall for every day, with silver gray
mohair second jupes and jacket over
white MORE vest. 1t is very stylish and
less fragile than one would think.
4 new feature is the kid crown which
adorns some of the most elegant hats and
bOnnets. One little turban has crown
OF white kid and brim composed of tinv
black wings. Kid of different shades is
employed. The effect is delicate aud
unique
general uses appear on every side The
new English models are solid, sensible
garments, with not touch Of French
frivOlity or coquetry about them, yet
handsome and attractive withal
The fancy for skirts without pleatings
or ruffles of any kind has given rise to
trimmings applied as bands Designs
several inches in depth, defined in SOU
tache braid, have the same effect, and
some of the imported suits furnish in
stances of the happy result of such applf-
cation.
An effort is being made to revive er-
mine in cloaks for evening wear, and
bOas of white fox with muffs of the same
are used tor dressy occasions, as well as
a soft, fluffy, white fur which is called
mandarin lamb, and is said to be of Chi
nese origin.
Some Of the autumn dress skirts are ar
ranged so as TO give the appearance of
TedingOte or poionaise, though in reality
the bOdices is separate from the basques,
which fall below the waist, the division
being concealed beneath some sort Of
girdle. This style is mnch more easy to
make than a fitted coat
The most stylish morning gowns now
seen combine English and Canton crepe.
sometimes alone ana sometimes with
Henrietta cloth, which retains great ia
vor for mourning attire. For later
mourning or light mourning white en-
broidered crepe appears in the combina-
ton, and some of it is extremely rich and
beautiful.
A charming morning gown is in a
creamy white, very light weight, wooden
made with a round yoke and
FIJI gathered bodice effect, the yoke be-
ing of embroidery. The fuIIness of the
gown is confined at the waist by a girdle
or belt of pale blue ribbon, and the skirt
is very straight, plated, however, at
both sides on the borders CO the two side
panels, reaching from the waist down,
Of embroidery.
The Princess Louise collar is just at the
moment fashionable finish to the bod
ices of dinner gowns. The corsage has a
opening, with point at the
throat, and above this the broaa-eoIlar |
meets, which is made of velvet and lace,
the lace turned over its entire width all |
around the neck. a jeweled pin or deli |
cate spray of flowers rests on the left side |
Of the collar.