Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-03

ENTIRELY with pun bosom shirts and
/ neckwear. tia neck of each shirt being
fled with pink cotton.
D. G. BENNETT
made pretty display In one window
| by use Of dress goods, lace haudker
chiefs and stockings that revealed m
astonishing variety Of color IN this or.
ticle Of womanly wear 70 the bachelor
BUTTS BROS AND DARLING
had their display Ia the south window
and there were spring hats and new
styles OF dress goods that made the
mouths Of the feminine visitor water
longingly TIE hats were 20 the front
where all their attractive beauty could
best be seen, while at the back WIS n
drapery Of a new hronzed brOcaded stuff
that was Of barbaric splendor, while
from this hung ribbons Of many but har-
mohiKing hues The cenrer windows
were filed with chnllies, silks, snteens
and suiting 20 arrayed that they showed
as they would draping a fair wearers'
MISS BRowNsoN
uscd only one 6gure. but Il WIS attract
i've. The full 1ength figure Of a woman
IN full bridal costume. OF course spring
bOnncts were there. but that bride was
the attraction.
THE CRAWFORD DRY GOODS
COMPANY
used the Houston street windows for
their Easter display. The south win !
dow was a background Of satius with |
ribbons adjoining aud Frightening the |
backing, but not enough 10 distract from |
the loves Of bOnnets that were there 20 1
tempt the feminine fancy. The next |
was bewilderng array Of fans from the /
cheap but useful japanese fan 20 the /
d0intiest fabric Of lace and pearl that 4
suggested Il was intended 10 cool
PSYCHE'S BROW.
The north window was used for the
display Of suiungs and shoes
CROwLEYS g. sIAiMs
had nothing very promising 20 start with,
one would think, merely shoes, but 70
see the variety Of color IN wonan's foot
wear this spring and see how shoe
hlled with flowers can become attractive,
Tor this will be seen from the display
Of this house. Palms and natural flow
,ru were used with good taste aud the
windows look well.
THE DOMESTIC
sewing machine Office window on Hous-
on street ~ decorated with flowers,
nrge cross and "a small stable, 10 which
8 nest Of straw and some Easter
Eggs.
DAHLMAN BROS.
iscd no other material than clothing,
we'll arranged. aud lace curtains for
inish 10 give grace and beauty.
THE FAIR
introduced some good effects by n use
# thc Japanese bamboo and glass hang
ng screnes, dividing by these the large
'entcr window on Houston street into
several compartments, each being used
% expose certain articles, as stationery
Ollet articles, baby caps, etc. Another
window was decorated entirely with la
Hes handkercmefs arranged In geoinetri-
ul designs.
LOGAN & EVANS
'ontned their decorative effort 20 one
window, but the effort was success
ln mound 81 grass rested shoes, or In |
he grass were partly hidden brightly
olorcd Easter eggs IN each shoe was
IN egg, many beautifully painted. Sew
RAJ very pretty nxurlantly growing
hanging baskets gave additional beauty |
D the window.
MISS LOUGHRIDGE
,rought hor perfect good taste into the
abe made of the many
eautful spring hats and honnets with |
which her display windows were id.
orned.
]. II. MITCHELL
most OF his artistic dps,ra.
ION on The south window. Ia the plldst
!. a hne white nEolia aud On the petals
I this were unset diamonds marking
ke dew drops In moonlight. A white