Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-22

..,...fn for She benefit of the miIliner
-..acr.zas the fact that when the
..rta-n nordes ana pirates come from
...,r,n1 and from sea old hats will be
.....5 10 the winds and the cry, g Give us
~s.b.nr new, " must be aPpeased. It
ms So short a time since fashion s ora
49,. a.soonrsed Of field flowers and deli
'..Fa.as that il is hard TO believe it is
-.asserr 10 be informed IS to felt and
..,r.r. aud vet the far has gone
Inland the shapes for autumn are now
's f.. tn.azt it is pleasant to read
.,.t tha felt is OF light weight
fat the beaver is soft and satin like
.r.iss. The favorite hat is Of plain
,r- .rrgsu-h some have brims OF felt
..1 r-ovrs of furry beaver, or the re-
r.-.a These plain hats are elaborated
10 embroidery Of silk soutache and vel
-.tarr.raue. and some have the brims
..-.raa with network or crochet.
IN shape the long oval prevails. of
s-.~se there are caprices such as shallow
t-.tg shapes cut off at the back and pro-
i.rffrg over The face, others have the
.-.nfs sIa-acl to be turned up in differ
.-- wavs ass the fancy may direct
r-.~rs are low, square on the edge, as q
mi. generally of equal height
sfr.Hu-. bat some are higher in front.
Taulf.atiou is that the day Of wide
ta,.nass.s ont with the summer sOlstice
s~rfaat those OF medium size will be
mas. ranular. Round tuTbaus are the
r..r with square corners and high.
turned un hrims. BOuIets promise 10
modification Of the toque and capOtc,
Emf Ha shape IS Of little Importance,
since tR. frame Is covered by the various
alata-es.
ga1.au miIIiners avOw decided
reference for velvet as bonnet material.
nea-ar Green ANA black are used; hello
taaa has rgappeGTed the shade OF differ
ree Is called ''auemOue, out this Is
case eL rose by another name. an eG-
wrmar define the tint as more deli
cate. lut TO the majority it is the old &C
gaumaco.
Al 0.a-lashCDeG lover once said that
modest maiden never looked so sweet
q, when her piDky loneliness was half
tilm IN rHe shadow of a white sunDOu-
af T.at was a suubounet Of priui-
tire style. TIE splits we're ont OF wh4te
maalaarI. the narrower, the pTettier.
il vas maze with a projecting front aud
@ lHg. white curtain reaching to the
ra.a the wuoie finished with narrow
GU, rolled ami whipped with infinite
care, each tiny gather picked up with
.a needle iu a way that is lost art il
tle days of sewing machines. That was
q gubonuet in fact. Simplicity is the
present. craze and the sunbonnet is
restored TO favor. but the fair maid Of
fashion who reads Of Marie AEtOinette
2aa Little griuu0u improves rs she thinks
ugl SD ancient q model and this IS the
.a.emz'd imitation AS exhibited quite
rumHhautiv Is few days ago.
twas made of large plaid lawn, IN each
block WIS au embroidered spot. Gne
ara was rut GA the bias, the front so
lr ,aa plaid formed points that were
I'll. o.t ANA huttonhole pitched around.
ae u1 anil bottom Of tte cape finished in
iaa same way The sides Of the bonnet
7.ie .Trral in five shiTrs over 4 large
nal, the front set on the sides plain, the
Cop box Diajts, so that it sets up a lit
DE- ard forming an inside trimming is a
ili #.a.aHg of lace. The crown IS set III
N.Uarge box piaits which gives it high
elect and the top is finished by bow Of
Write ribbon and whlfe ribbon ties. This
net "m much OF a sunb0nuet, but
was pretty and quite becoming, and
What moro does "a Nineteenth century girl
gava2
Well. yes, she would like to know what
aud %. .at worn lust now in Paris,
alt wDa can refuse so simple
Wish when the Millinery Trade
"e'iew gives hint of jealousy
guarded secrets? it SAYS: Among the
-.s! striking styles was q large black
4.5 Int. the lace friIled at the edge and
~-wel with small bows of pale pink
'.'o. ami two or three black ostrich
"l'n-rs. one in pale green straw had
..E tied e.relessly IN front ana band
--A sal-. .aw of light spring green vel
VIZ. black crinoline hat, bordered
'.." a1 inch wide band of straw, resting
v-a 1s. ourmct lined with pink velvet;
S-.,-e there is a plume OF pink feathers.
...-s of green velvet are laid
-..-# fae edge of small,
-..ss-..ta- bonnet entirely made of
narrow -..u braid. Two or three white
'...H ..Is were arranged as q coronet.
-. bonnet had q soft crown Of can
-' .-r-1 with gold and edging of
..- '."a lowers, while IL the front
asT--at bows of very dark green
..'..- ak hats plumed with black
. with red and white costumes.
~. N..w straw hat, with the crown
'..- down 10 the front, had semi
....." .. ......ir ostrich llpTS lain on
edge "a ,he bTim: and one of the
. material was lined with black vel
AUD aucnte0 with TWO groups Of
" paradise feathers and Il small
...a %. back ostrich. The only
-, outside OF yellow hat
~. Medium size was q plume Of
..a .s-uch attached to the front OF
lawu ana black velvet strings
PASS under the chin and fastened I'M
f., '.r Left ear. A brown velvet bonnet
f-.- double bow of white ribbon set in
-. Il yellow Grape ccpOte has a black
T. ...- DOW set between two yellow v lngs.
''- mas be seen that there are strong
~, Us for believing that black velvet
r- ana black feathers viii be much
VIZ 'la coming winter. -
H. although September days are near,
f.. southern girl in southland knows
~. 'o5 her .Aere are yet muslin days
ca, SIZE can wear pretty, inexpensive
ne, that it may be her own
~ fingers have devised. A
h.. brunette wore few even
g., tloe such gown, which
d. %A.s0eriugiy asserted did not cost
Il. I'VE dollars: 1t was OF cream mus