Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

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e W.. IN persuadinse S ~ 7. I.
ers 70 adopt eoe,, ia''is
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such high social esa'
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everything they IA
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pose them % niI,sly. w.
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ing ,. IN tbe skir r,,g
waist Mn. Steven
her shoulders uo,
skirt. IL 1 were n Wy NY
would stare ut Ice n
would exclaim; ''ths
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sweep out Of nv NJ ~s8
The lamented lin.ws.
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OF her figure aisl NIX
permit me TO aoanc
dress skirts Tor ma M
nave undoubtally ben .s'.l,
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SSiety matrous may gals
line. first as a rogelt s.
they have become tie
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The backbone 81 ari,,,.s.
Belmonts. the Cmil's
the elder Mrs. Aslor AMI
he'd the subscription M an.
patriarch's balls-wln lak~,.
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try's gowns when H. n,
York by storm and wIo
dresses for the BanoesI "A
with NAM Of her slsel N
dieting n ieturn % tie IN
u do not believe An
fashionable women. Al
tessional women who M.
by public favor, can ano'i 4
style. They must Be IN
extreme Of Il. / ALVIN ~
good thing for the won,s
trade when a new yle q,
WHAT THE REMODrir
An artistic youag won,
50 a day going arounl h 3
the semi-fashionables roao I
says:
1t is really pathetic %
crinOline wave has strud
hearts Of those who vs,i
springs gowns mad "a,
springs styles.
" Dear Miss Moiisp
me, can you not deylQ -
pieCfng or patching out W
spring ! bought as little coi
bic. and had my skirts M,
could hardly sit down 4
season they must be Nh
hoop-skirts. Can you vi 4
uuin and make another
Of itY
And the worst fpatw
new crinOline gowns + az
skirt must be OF the sane
Of the same color tholf
IL no such thing as pnihg
breadth OF something else (
Il difficult situation for b
who makes her living Rnsis
" What do | suggest q 80 &
IL usually suggest maidit E
as nearly as possible. nc
doubtful breadths or tla
with luce-lrench fashlol.
III IL il a street dress ! w
BILE of piecing all The bieii
have enough for q full six
per part Of the hreadlhs Gy
the lower parts are perfect
struct a long coat with fqr
something resembling tht ni
/ make II of velvet and pt
collars on the shoulders +
you | shall earn my Natg
alone II the crinOllnes cone I
And my customers are the iig
must bow Immediately y "a
tates, for they are uOi pellli
ignore the styles for styles
aud they are too vel plinl
to be a season behind ihe ua K
OPINIONS OF THE HloH
ESS OF DEISARh I
Mrs. Henrietta Russell
team who, although nol
the pleasure Of designing
color combinations hr ~
at Newport two years aga
gested Il uOusseau ~
Sallie Hargous Elliott \
posed TO the crinOline
stroys the opporiunly ut
lad for observing ihe gas
Of the body.
However, crinollne WI
Russell. is no more ih.l 5
Tor a linen collar nor VIC Z
They arr all unb.eoall,ai Y,
And / told slrs. Potter nv
lecture ut her hollse d S ,,S,
AUGUSTA FNf