Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
HAGGER YACHTING SUITS.
Plat Are Being Worn This Season
at Exclusive Newport.
|B0ur SOME FETCHING GOWNS.
yorn by Two New York Relies on n
|cru5sc on One Of the Mig Yachts.
latest in Hats and Shoes.

THE formal opening of Newport's
|rge hotels and the large contingent of
nart society folk who have fiocked
bere. has been the signal for the
Fand opening of the yachting season,
18th all its attendant gaiety. Never
las such weather before, even at New
Prt; ouch blue of sky and sea; such
hiteness Of sunshine and such balm
the winds. Taken altogether, it is
most propitious season, and one
|Selyto abound in all that is condu-
I've to pleasure. Already the beautiful
arbor is dotted with crafts of all man
pr and kind. from those owned by
be millionaire to the tiny affairs, the
|,operty of the inoffensive small cot
gers. All add to the beauty of the
Fene. Bind. perhaps. 1t is this, In part,
hitch has so appealed to the feminine
cart This season and created among
hem 90 many eager devotees of the
killing crafts.
Thing beautiful never fail to catch
woman's eye; she viii see color and
eauty of form where man might
tumble over 1t with "eyes that saw
In thu fascinating stretch of brlny
Eaters, the breezy society girl of today
ns uncovered a most fitting and APP
ropriate background for her fair love
ness, and has spent the bygone weeks
preparing O rousseau of water
locks which shall mark her at once
pc perfect seawoman and the fetching
II OF The season.
Society smiles kindly on women who
acht, and the girl Is to be pitied whose
ppa on big brother does not own a
|lE vessel of his own, or who has not
mnnaged to be one of the fortunates
vited 20 be one of the party on board
! a frIends.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr's. sloop
acht Ilderim will carry n swell party
ext Week for a fortnights sail Among
ne guests are some of Gothams
iciccst beauties, and the frocks are a
affect marvel of the tailors art. A
unning frock, to be worn by Mrs
an Rensselaer, Cruger on this import
II occnsion, is immensely fetching,
I'd Is composed of navy-blue brillian-
no and tan linen. The blouse is of
IT. coarse linen, and Ia softly draped
form three broad box plaits. the
ntre being ornamented by three huge
lttonsi I'm blue enamel, with the family
~ or arms in small diamonds.
The yoke Is a succession of fine plaits,
Ged with tiny ruchings of narrow
How nee. There is a stiff collar of
len. fastened with a blue enameled
1'he aleeves are as big as gigot
ecves can possibly be, and are of
tc blue brilliantine. with huge roll
Guns of plated linen.
The SKIRT is in the new French mode
lied HE octagon, and has an i'm
cnaity of breadth at its foot, and is
ry sunnrt and graceful; 1t is, more
icr. eeverely plain, save that the
[xms are smartly piped with tan
zen, itlke the blouse.
With II is to be worn loosely fitting
owes Of tan dogskin, and nobby boots
tan linen with rubber soles
The hat is Panama sailor in soft
D. being provided with n leather
feater and broad band of scarlet,
lc and white.
IA parasol of scarlet and tan striped
i1tnrd completes very swagger get
"A Charming frock to be worn by
r. khoda Holmes Nichols is OF but
nut brown canvas cloth made over
lining of cream colored satin, very
d and heavy.
she blouse has a tiny Elton coat
n long tails In the back of cream
,titc Melton heavily edged with gold;
rliceply fiaring collarette OF gold EN-
foiderod Melton finishes the Jacket
a4ttily.
Erhe pat which accompanied this
nt1fk was of cream white felt in a
SHAPE. having two stiff black quilts
the side stuck Into a knot of gold
)f course these frocks and many
ppre or their kind are to be worn by
fuFsts, but the real yachtswomen,
<<NHich there are now many who not
n own their own yacht but can
(knem as well. Will gown themselves
fNuiQpc sailor costumes, such as a
AZ SAILORS heart would delight in.
u Io.nuch q comfort that as yet a
ntirg frock cannot be bought bear
<ue. badge ready made" As yet
Aiors reign in yachting gowns
ttsfn undisturbed, and he glee-
VXtAcks on the most astounding
--<ef, knowing full wen that his VIC
tWtn be forced to meet his de-
uu2.1 With all the simplicity of this
:f7Acre is fineness OF finish and
~ tf cut wholly necessary to the
csza .pf the frock; something quite
XNos nc dressmaker's realm.
arf but copying the Princess OF
(,eH mo her daughter In the Sc
Hon ~ tailor frocks for such oc-
HQrH. and certainly IL IS the only
{tr rrnart model The de rigeur
Nm for yachting has a skirt cut in
/rrF4tnt prevailing mode, as fiaring
Ypsfihle at the feet and beautifully
~ ~ tne nlpss they are smartly
rnf1 with hair cloth or fibre cham
" hui never wired. The blouse is
a luun ilde blouse, fitting only under
NJ, rFFNf- and pouehing loosely back
FRANZ. Though often, II the figure
tbrt Hi<0stout. the fullness in the back
td@Skwn In closely 10 the figure. A
p'erVof arrangements is INDUCED In
r. fNF4rsis neck and shoulder adorn-
stltt. hugely spreading sailor collars
TN mode most frequently seen.
sf<&H ihe widest latitude is allowed
.,pol< une means Of arrangement
a 1lteyes. commonly gigot. are OF a