Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08
,,.- oueens Find Wind and
~ wootber Rebellious Subjects.
Girl Graduates with the June
''' postuIates Pale Before Co.'S
nmes-White They Are.
,r,s,uIness Open to the Nineteenth
f''lr o,,,uy woman If Fully Equipped
FASHION NOtes-Recipes.

netuTe seem III leaEuo ~ tHhoit
0lD-v .,rg.ters and their less wise seniors
'D' -, - rnrsui. Of outdoor sport. Even
j -. is better to dance around the
,,e in June and to have overshoes
Wy Umbrella within reach.
$40 u'n -'nn.nal duration of cool weather
IHo ., zen ample time for prepara-
hs Car summer, and there ought
no" .. he anything very start
~, in the fact that but four
Has s,, separate US from its dust and
VEGA The busy week that is before the
6eas ,.r, If ibis city will give little time
osu lL-,,obt for the matter of clothes, but
o. snorT friends and those in towns
gu W.. would miss the weekly chat of
i ,.,. and home matters, should it be
emitted. ooo .bo .uoo. o,r,
as1ots grows in Importance, and her
gs-a gngning is q matter OF no small
rToTspt to mamma and to herself.
- IiEs the bride at marriage portals,
"a iSe noyitiate at convent gate, the
s ..l smsrpiug from school life and stand
~ The rivers brink can have MOTH
~ concentrate as a white costume.
T w. materials used are almost infinite,
.rS in cost and quality admit a wide
rsngs Of selection. Never were there in
r,.ns more beautiful wool fabrics than
:, rro.snt and they successfully contest
~ Mace with China and India silks.
II, ri Is however, an old-fashioned Ot
NAV bb) preference for thin cotton fab
rs in dresses for this all-important oc-
ss,IoD of q young girls life. Nothing
con he more dainty than q costume of
gbi,e mun. The skirt, five yards wide,
{, finished with deep hem and a row OF
TslsncIennes inserting set in above it,
the skirt gathered at the top or shIrred
m three cords. The sleeves are full,
with a frill of lace at the wrists, and the
roupa waist is Tapped at the waist line,
having q turnover frIlled collar and
jabot Of lace down the front. Sash of
crepe, surah, tartan silk or brocaded
ribbon.
Another white dress: that is extremely
sDproprate is made OF French nainsook,
With hem and five tucks on the full
skirt. The sleeves have band cuffs of
fine embroidery and the high COLLAR COR
responds, as do the thfee lengthwise
bands Of insertion, back and front, set
10 between clusters Of tucks. A wide
s,h Of ,urah ribbon, held by a deep
curved buckle in front, is worn with the
iuck.
There 10 q fondness for embroidery
that is certainly pardonable in women
young or old, and the followingS descrip-
ton Of pretty dress is likely To- find ia
. vOriu the eyes of mother and daughter
for It's simple prettiness. tits of Victoria
lawn, and has full skirt, broken by
panels on either side of a strip of en-
bEoidery about ten inches wide put on as
rTGs. The round bodice Is cut like a
hali-lOw neck aud gathered to a yoke of
embroidery so as to form an erect ruffie.
Collar Of embroidery and cuffs to match
. On The full sleeves.
Awhile serge that can be made to do
service on other occasions has q full
SKIRT, lego mutton sleeves and q jacket
bodice, rows Of white or light-colored
'slve! IN several rows; trim the skirt,
collars ard cuffs. The pointed vest has
pearl buttons and a velvet yoke, and
ash ends Of velvet from the side seams
Knot IN the back.
One Of the softest and prettiest, and
oesI calculated TO show of a fine figure
nAgoWn made Of white silk, literally
trimmed with valenciennes lace and
uAaa' OF Inserting let in at intervals on
The skirt.
cascades Of silk are carried down at
intervals Above the hem is q frilling
Hee, and soft accordion plaits intro
auced here making a combination that
"s G.meult TO describe and impossible to
excel 10 beauty.
9nA muslin made baby waist, full
' 'aH'' shirred, elbow sleeves, and
srg0 gulmpe with the ct cpteras of
.r'ls u neck, sashs loops and ends,
asa, ~aAe' most charmingly youthful cos
s.~ VIDE sash ends are allowed
-r,. W Tue LETT side or in the back, and
si,S iii" rooien and silk gowns are trimmed
q, ~ S. sVla buckles, buttons and GALLON
Ao sls'e Is infinite variety in the cut of
c. .a,yes, out amid all drapings and varied
~ the glove fitting corsage laced
,1 ~ u 'oe oaek grows in favor. To make
49, SSss'u' II Is necessary TO have a deep
80 uoNn the center of the front, which
ao ,S,s'su by plastron that narrows to
~ yellow the waist line. This pias-
Ma always most handsomely oeco-
ALL na'eFs on fashion are forced to
ave mat gowns for full dress
a.. ueml-tramed as are Partisan
mia \. gowns The English compro-
ps, 'engthening the skirts of theirs
This t.., "uca the ground in walking.
Ipe,, 'asl'on has no fellowship with clean
4 tus,tso.u very little with economy, vir-
vbs,srA- 10 woman can afford to overlook
4 prse,i,oi may be her income, and no
ts,s 80, ~ :. woman will readily adopt die
4 .klr,. 80. -asuion that is conducive to soiled
~. aud ruined dresses.
llk in p'ophesied that the use of China
foot ,S summer costumes will bring out
6,c. RULES, triple flounces on the
,kir, la's s apron fronts aud back of
hint ~ IL deep full platte. There Is
drsbsrr ~ THIS that plain effects IN
! Iway -.. eie 10 longer to hold undisputed
+ upoo ,o r-e Graceful little pauier used
4 he 6rs, US Tor dressy occasions being
4 lOcOes,,,n sparture. Jabot draperies are
3 tad are fr:- introduced in the new suits
4 he updsH e4uentlv made of two colors,
Fan, sue showing the lighter shade.
4 tnonp rs Ss'asols and neck finish are
haasi ,o Te Important adjuncts to
hsh ns ~aet' For the neck finish MOTH
sret the AZ IMAM lace, and few will re-
Ryiag linz ppesrance of the extremely
aOduped ~, collar. There has been in
4 all ribbo, US season, what the merchants
nd wsbt,n auching which is much used.
sisted in ~ lnls, pieot edged ribbon is
tsrzsols =, ,ue ueck aud sleeves of dresses.
sAy eur,,.s sun the costume are univers-