Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-30

your husband win not tire of You if you meet
him neatly dressed at breakfast as well as at
dinner. A young man not long since said : Ny
wife shall have dozens of white linen collars if
have none. - There seems little expense when
there is so much pretty. inexpensive material for
graceful wrappers. Cotton challies, linen ba-
tistes, percales and ginghams, that prettily
made with tucked yokes, sleeves open at the
wrist full fronts, waists and skirts. and pretty
ginghams and challies of little more cost that
can be made dressy for the evening at home by
ribbon and lace, leave no ground of vantage for
an ole worn out makeshift. A little extra atten-
ton 10 your hair, putting on OF pretty house
wrapper will elicit such ex pressions of pleasure
from those at home that you will not feel dis
posed TO censure one who has urged you TO be
Just as pretty as you can by dressing neatly and
suitably.
NOTES.
Silks for summer wear look more than last
year like cottons.
A single rose in the hair Of good size, has su-
persedec the bouquet or wreath
Birds and insects are being used as trimming
Tor evening dresses IN place of flowers.
The new figured buntings. made up with silk,
are most desirable dresses for any dressy occa-
sion.
Although long dresses are coming into fashion
again, short petticoats are still in vogue. The
dress is so lined that i supports itself.
There is very little that is new in children S
hats. The prevailing taste is for broad brimmed
flats with decorations of flowers or ostrich tips.
Tan gloves in light shades are still for
evening dress Paris firm exhibited last sum-
nler in tan color alone 900 distinct shades.
Rare and real lace is greatly used to trim the
bodice, if not too wide. Mechlin or any very
delicate lace is put on very full.
The very newest arrangement OF flowers is a
combination OF yellow and lilac. They may be
finished OF with bow and ends of yellow and
lilac ribbon.
Most of the night gowns are in Nainsook
cloth, which is Delightfully."- soft in wear. Large
picturesque looking frills at the throat and
wrist, held IN place by colored ribbons, have
pretty effect,
Tea-gowns are still the favorite dress of many
elegant women. The loose unconventional robe
is not influenced by the last decree OF fashion,
scope for freer expression in this picturesque
garment.
Sailor hats viii be very fashionable this sea-
higher than those of last season; silk beaver
sailor hats fashionable fad and will be
worn for the promenade well as for riding
hats.
Violets are the flowers in the newest importa-
tions of bonnets, while black swallows appear
along with other trimmings on the new wide
brimmed hats. Some of the most stylish bon
nets entirely black, depending on jet for
their euliVenment.
a lady wpo is Just home from Paris says that
the real butterflies from Mexico and Brazil are
put on some of the new bOnnets by the Partisan
milliners. They are the large ones; chiefly of
dull, metallic blue.
Partisan ladies wear wells yard and half
long, which are drawn over the face, caught up
quite high at the back of the hat or bonnet and
have one long end which is passed around the
neck and fastened to the left shoulder.