Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
AT THE INAUGURATION.
VII m's. Cleveland Smile on tho Hew SIN.
Gowns and coisurss1 New rosisss
Expect Flush Of Two-Day 0fs,rs

New York reb. 28.-The an If
~ w tglnsietcs Mrs Cleveland onecn
tory perhaps has q presidential inap@s.
fau9n been fr0ught with ercater in.e.rt
20 ule neauty aud the comfort ~ Atnr,5
t,iu women Many generations heve
elapseu since Dame Fashion threete,,o.i
~ sudden so radical q chanra IN dress
nl'u uohptiess the prevailing mode of Inc
VoIhlhE inaugural festivities will defer-
mine subsequent fashions.
Former iuaugnrltions reflected ,b,
CAlstilg fashions, but cirtninstapfes
force the present 60 officially ecc4nt or
reject @ hnrbnrous revival of obsolete
Upnces. Ihut II rests largely Win
the hrst lady and the women of no
cabinet whether The GRACEFUL phf-
Wesqun, comfortable gowns of ho
present shall continue. or life be brr.
ueiVu Win the aonstrosihcs of 1870
Wp@st ~ We tile general conclusion.
,hfa; Cleveland and women whose buq-
lands have had thc slightest posslhil.
NY ~ cabinet hohors have becn Lr
crinoliue '0'"'VS va
INAUGURAL GOWNS ON TWO
DAYS NOTICE
latest spring iupprtatiops otrve
closely spoA the inaaguNl d1fe Tbc
uncertainty OF tie chnnges has rrcntiv
retarded the business of rlullstcs
ANA dry goods merchants. Naturally
the extremists defer ordering urir
gowns until the eleventh hour. Mo-
hstes nio preparing for tNo-dav or
9ItStD that is, 10 make and ship TO
,WNshhNon ON two days notice. the
latest creation Of foreign approval
1880 GODEES LADY BOOK RULES
THE BALL
Despite the cnurta oil I.ondon's Anti.
crinoiiue league and the repeated a..
seitious of Worth tut he viii not use
tins spring u yard Of steel or crinolinc,
there y every Indication thnt the in-
NugGal ball viii boz fac sinue of the
Cooley ladys book of 1880.
BELLIES 70 GO IN THEIR GRAND.
MOTHERS GOWNS.
To dispcl the gloom that perucatcd
the outgoing administration. and The
shadow that fell un the threshold Of
lhc incoming m the death of thar be-
loved social leader. Mrs. w. g. Whit
hcy, unusual efforts are being nude 10
lend exceptional gOyc'y ANA splUndJr
20 the Inaugural festivities.
Many Now York bellies will wear 20
thc bali their graudmUthcrs gowns.
a petty dphutautc of ihc -Four Hun
dred recently appeared no AN 'asseui-
bly, iu tho workable robe of her grand
mummu II reached the ankles und
had u flow Of uinC yards ID was 30
took it TO her dlcuLukvr WHO o. now
duplicating % 10 various colors and
fabrics. The successful Introduction
of criuolinc iu New York ball rooms is
sufficient guarantee fOt leading houses
aud they arr rapidly filling orders for
crinolirc Inauguration gowns.
GOWNS OF TIE NEW OFFICIAL
WOMEN.
] saw yesterday nc house which
has q large Washington trade, and has
recently made a trOuascau for one Of
Mrs ClcyVluud's closest friends, tWO
gowns 10 he worn ut the Inaugural 10y
women suddenly lifted TO social prom
iucncc by their husbands political euv-
cess.
one had pompndour skirt of maize
colorcd satin trimmed with five grad
uated hOncc8 of BuEcs lace, fcs-
TONED with Marie Louise blue fcath-
er tiuct-dc-lis. each ilucr-dc-lis ias-
tcued by a pearl bow knot The cir
conference of the skirt was nine
yards. Although no hoops will De
worn IL flows 10 fullncss of FIVE ynrds.
The inner bodice was of white sptn
AitNiNttAAAfi ~ t'NAlHf = AAi NhANA NtNH
maize satin covered with Bruges lace.
and "a bertha Of graduated plumcs TO
match tac luor-de-l!s on the skirt, OUT
lined the dccnllctp ncck Five deep
ruAlcs OF ljruges lace falling one over
the other formed the sleeves.
10 gracefully manage tie pronouuc-
cd full skirts one must be up In the
old-time courtesy. Therefore the
wcarer of this gown Is under insluc-
tions II h good form TO lit the skirt
In front with two hauds-a pretty
nffrctaii0n that permits the feet, Ike
tiny mice, 10 creep m and ont the
ruAlcs OF the dainty pctticoat Heroic
are the Efforts many women are now
making to adapt themselves TO a soci-
OTIS with whose cdicts they are totally
ignorant Pride In their husbands
positions spur them IN their cudoayor
to adjust themselves nt middle age TO
the requirements Of a fashionable oiii-
cial life CcOnsciDus of their shortcOm-
ings, they have shrcwdly put them
selves IA tho hands of iirst-rass mo-
diste. Ohedient 20 their instructions
they will doubtless an be not only
handsomely gOwncd but az ease az
the inaugural ball
The ytcrn, no lees than the debut
tnutc viii find herself for time UNI
certain IN the adjustment Of the new
hahilimcuts. More than Dcsarte skill
IA imperative for the graceful sit
down" and poisc Of q nine yard circum-
ference.