Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-24

checks of white and dark chestnut and set of
the garment charningly. The style OF makeup
is as novel as it is stunning, but Of course the
material must vary in texture according to the
purposes for which such garment is intended.
For the purposes of a travelling cloak you must
choose a strong and serviceable stun with body
enough not to wrinkle and draw out of shape
under the slightest provocation. CheVlots, pom
gees, surahs, silk mixtures, mohalrs, all answer
the purpose very well, but no matter how pretty
the material, unless such garment be stylishly
cut, il will have slouchy look. Ihose who
don't care for style may content themselves
with the linen ulster. Ulster is better word
than duster The linen buster is regarded as be-
longing to the troglodyte period. Like charity,
1t once covered multitude OF sins; but times
have changed, and no matter what men may do
no woman should now travel in her 'old duds''
covered up with linen ulster. Tor, bear IN
mind, there might be railroad accident and
your ardent admirer might De the very teloW 10
carry Won out and Law you on the grass. Better
be careful and wash for q low neck even II you
are not going to wear one.
Some women have an idea that men never see
things. It's great mistake, and would say
to some of my sisters that it is quite as necessary
to put water behind their ears as 1t is to put
powder on their noses
For certain reasons-a very pretty figure
among others-some women hate travelling
cloaks and cache-poussieres OF all kinds and
absolutely refuse 70 be bundled up when they
travel To such / would say very well, then
what You need is cloth suit with light weight
skirts, either all wool goods or mixtures, per-
fectIy plain or trimmed with silk. The second
picture will, convey to your mind good idea OF
such dress, It has particularly nobby air,
and vet is charmingly simple, consisting of a
black wooden batiste trimmed with mRuve SIG.
ribbons the shoulder cape imparting nuIEhs
quite in keeping with travelling costume, 9Of
course the material may be almost infinitely
varied both as to color and texture and tl6l
style preserved for after ALL It is largely qusts
ton of style in this world. Beauty is messy
skin deep, but style goes through one sidseand
comes out the other
'-that girl, Madge Won Trump, walks like Di-
ana following the hounds"
YES drawled Bob Spray; she lets every
thing 20 to the dogs, even her English. It's
pity til at horse is not her mother tongue, she
talks it so much better than she does English
Vassar and Smiths colleges nearly all have I'M
calmly gaits the result of generalization of the
brain and neglect of the heels. They're top
HEAVY They carry their ballast at the mast
head. The FIRST requisite Of style in q woman is
a graceful walk and Il mothers had their wits
about them, they would attend 70 this question
OF carriage but the truth is that mofHes IN
this country haven't their wits about them.
Their wits are pretty generally st the dress
makers or some other place. The Roman ma
tron looked upon her children as Ter jewels and
so does the modern mntro n, but she doesn Z be-
gin to polish them until she has lost her own
brilliancy and then it's too late to make good
job.
in q superb travelling dress. OF 4 masttc- colored
wooden stuff trimmed in an original manner
with green and gold passementerie, producing
a very rich and elegant effect. The hat is =
Chestnut colored felt, trimmed with velvet,
uafchine in color but somewhat darker in
shade, set of with shaded mastic-tlnted ostrich
feathers The other costume in the same plate
is of Parma violet Pekin, and is very original IN
design. It has corEelet over bodice o. black