Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21
FOR wOMENS BRIGHT EYES.
'"S"'"hs and fnds for the uoudolr
kliohcn aud nnhy.

Kitchen aud nnby.
limitations Of Venetian and spanlsb main,
iaee arc very largely worn on drcsscs AMI
mantles There are thousanda ana ths,'
sands OF woll-dressad, Seil.brod women WIN,
wear these fine and excellent Imitation laeou
anu yet would feel bankrupt OF self.respept
u 'hey donncd imitation Jewels. rhourh
the'e laceS ara woven IN machine the do.
signs arc often 81 great beauty. ana At a
niue distance would deceive even an oynert
10 be sure, the false tint Of age and nellow'
ness from handwork goes on in the wnsbIns
or cleaning and wonderful Ia tho las, ~
erect on tcnEown or bodice whom il dlsap.
pears and Is superseded by cold white
destitute OF artistic merit.
As a good example " tweed trimmed In
thia fashion, may mention one In a hcsther
mixture OF green. brown and purplo WIN
green velvet collar. vest and cuffs Tho
SKIRT mas no trimming whatever. unloss some
rows OF stitching In green silk around tho
"p OF mo hem and the edge OF the basque
may DO 80 described. Another Ia I'm gray
1 WIN inc velFet trimmings In brightest coral
PINK have also seen A blue. and not
PARTICULARLY dark shade. with collar band
/ IN peculiarly bright tono OF pink. a
shnpae OF the same color at the back OF tho
waist, between the sides OF the basque. again
IN front In similar position. and repeated
IN the roses Of tho bonnet
There Is to DO great run on blacl, gowns
some now coarse wuolon cropous belnp
particular fayorltes IN this negative tint
me lining WIN very often be In color. such
as yellow SIR or perriwlnhle blue, A good
dfess Is IN cigar brown cloth over a rcd
uiS,n heluooat' which showa at the sldca
where The skirt Is ilftOd Another pretty
dress rs Ia putty colnred cloth cut away an
each hip to show bright green cloth lnlng
braided aud outlined In black The bodice
mas rounded yoke In similar trimming
WIN black lace laid closely on NJ each side
IKE the frontn OF Jacket ana carried up
In tho same way at the back.
A fancy cloth gown has an tho Honma
sewn over with white braid VI a silky tox-
tnre' The bodice has this braid diverglng
IN hali a dozen lines to either side from a
starting point about two inches below Tho
chm TINS. by tho way. IN rather a favor
ne bodice this autumn tho trimming being
often bands Of cream coiored gulpure IN
sortOn or insertions Of gold and jet. very
fashionable combination not only on dresser
ana capos, but on b0nuCta az we'll
IRON Parts comes whisper that large
sleeves for evening wear arc to be larger
than ever This Is fortunate. as how few
women, even beauty women. naye beatt.
''A A'ah's nv liNNNNA NhluuIlunN fluNNr I
covers multitude Of sins But women |
who have pretty arms VIII be tempted 10 |
wear shoulder straps and full sloevos com
Ing low on tho arm. | saw pretty gown |
Of white eatin with such sleoyoa The |
bodice waa cut square and embroidered |
with gold the shoulder straps were OF .
gold braid, the iull sleeves Of pale mauye
chiffon, sash Of the same went round
the waist aud was tod loosely az one side.
falling In long ends TO the bottom OF tho
dress.
Perhaps the uglieat form OF modern win
dow is that which Is too far from the
ground to allow Of seat. being wlthal
squarely ugly In It's proportions; but even
thia can ba treated successfully by the adj
dition OF broad sill eight Inches wide or
so, made with rounded corners, and stained
aud polished or painted to match the wood
for ferns or plants. a still further i'm
provement would be to have sholycs Tho
width Of tho fil fixed underneath Il 10 tho
floor, lining the wall behind with gold an.
aglypta or leather paper, and arching
each shelf In with the little fretwork corr
nors sold ct any white wood" shop. when
nlled with china. books etc. this is DO.
cidC1 feature IN the room. and the erat-
whilo hiioous window becomes almost the
prettiest part OF It.
Up to ihe age Of aye or six months six
10 seven ounces OF food may be given a |
ihl.d every three hours; six BOTTLES alto
sether. that Is to say from thirty-Hye TO ,
'orty ounces IN the twonty-f0ur hours.
Care should be takHn TO observe whether
he food agrees with the child and II Il ,
lo6s not TO give a change. Reliable eow'e
milk IL the next best thing 10 the natural
iutrlment a good alternative being con-
iensed mllk--by preference one OF tho I'M
weetened brands
Bodies made be made with or without a :
laaque. or they may have DOZEN separate q
rom each and failing like leaves from the j
yalst all round These are sometimes very Q
deliberately trimmed have seen them I
dyed with a triple row Of aequlns all round
border that cost both time and pains, and q
was an expensive Item IN the o
lfess. q
The new dress collars are nearly all OF the /
rolled" fern. shlch can be turned back on I
themselves az little or as much AZ the wear e
q pleaEes Perhaps this indicates that the
cry stih ones. lined with nomsthlng re- !,
smbIing match boarding. are goins out \
You'd that they werci =
Queen Victorla's daughters speak OF Her !.
fslesty and address her as mamma" Z,
fest OF our beat families encourage the use =
I the beautiful word mother" but there -
re exceptions 70 the rule. 80 that. az far
4 fashion goes. there Is all possible freedom q
mamms" Is considered rather telect. and q
mana ID preferred To father by ilia more
tFtidlouB OF the mothers who train tho 70
Dung onez In these matters. In cofninon e
llih the word lady" The title mamma
AZ been appropriated by the danes Of the Il
lance Of the meeting Of extremes to ind q
% latter used In the Queon's palaces by is
er daughters. "
Curtains, or at airy rate hoavy ones. ii
ioald hang perfectly AtfAight from The 70