The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.
Some OF the Newest and Fashion.
able Freaks.
A HANDY POCKET IN A GLOVE.
The Poor Divided Into Tbree C,asses-Id,o
ness Undesirable = individuality in
Children to be Encouraged

Children to be Encouraged
Embroideries are much favored. EN-
oroioered limitations of Irish lace are highl,
modern and are used for all possible bur
poses; they will be greatly used next sum
ner, especially for dress garnitures. Corr
emorolderies, which are actually passe
menteries worked in silk, showing ara
oesque designs. are much SEEN They ar
worked in silk cord, through which meta
threads IL gold, silver, steel or copper ar,
tightly lnterlaced. Fashion seems to agar
Iavor glittering effects. Embrolderies arr
very fashionable for dress garnitures I'm,
laces are also much used. While tho f;rs,
are USED on SILK, wool and cotton fabrics OF
al xmas, the uses of lace are now limited
10 ornamenting silk tissues alone. In white
anu yellow the beautiful embroidered tulle
iace known as dentelles de SAKE is pre-
Ierrea' whlle in black Chantilly lace is ia
Vored; the latter being, however. no longer
USED IN the form of volants. Soutache
Lace is novelty in which the design IS sur
rounded by silk cord border, this work
oelng done with the needle on the finished
lace. This lace is shown in various widths
ana Is also usec for volants
In handkercaiefs many novelties have
oeen brought out. Crepe de. chine hand
herchlefs are the latest. Silk crepe lisse
hanokerchiefs with full border of en-
proldered flowers in natural colors and
sizes are seen and will be favorites: thew
are being used for the pocket: are nicely
arranged as head ornaments: are used To-
gether with colored silks to trim bonnets
and for various other purposes. For a
pocket handkerchief beautiful specimen
Is seen, having garland border of vine
leaves IN natural sizes. The leaves are in
one color having lines in red, ponceau. light
olue, dark blue or black. The same deco
raUion all IN black is very distinguished
. lgoklng. Other designs are also seen il, oil
f%hlte. A simpler handkerchief has a Main
one.lnch broad border, but the corners are
well embroidered in high relief. and only
small center Is left unadorned. White
handkerchief with broad one-incb colorad
borders are very taking, light rose. red
pIue or black being used. and the border |
pelng further ornamented with embroidered |
dots in relief. ~
A half dozen or more handl1erchiefs can
De used at short notice and with the helm
OF lew pms, TO make front for the
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gether, each first folded to triangle and
again folded; the front parts. which cross
each other, give the whole the appearance
OF an elaborate chemisette: another combi-
nation OF handkerchiefs for the same mr.
pose is in the directoire style The small
hanakerchlefs in China silk which can be
washed. or in crepe de chine emhroidered
with colored silk are well adanted for tbis
purpose. But tie best fitted for these
combinations are those in Malta lace. which
are beautifully executed in black or white
silk VI "Ai00
Mems handkerchiefs are divided into
three separate classes. At home. in bust
ness or Tor the street the colored fancy has n
the preference; for visiting, a batiste
handkerchief with a very small colored
border is favored, while for gala occasions
white with broad dull border and white
monogram is the rule The fancies are
In carreaux, cross-stripes or show sporting !
hgures scattered: coloced grounds with !
Whltes poroer, or colored grounds with 6
lively colored flowers. On the white
the small colored border is :
SHOWN and the monogram is in the same :
color as the border. Coiored silk grounds !
are ornamented with borders in other :
colors or with colored flowers.
Breast ornaments in plisse such as :
laoots, cenmlsettes, plastros in one color !;
or striped crepe de chine, are very fashion !
aele. Being wash goods, at least pair of Il
them is purchased at a time. The loose
laoots IN crepe de chine are made in white.
cream or In rose nouveau. Crepe de chine T
plain. with tufts or with small flower en- u
is high novelty. 1t is used for y
aprons, muffiers, handkerchiefs, etc., as .
wen as Tor cravats, in plisse, which are
modern. White tulle aprons. !
.ulie and sailor like batiste collars are also d
fashionable novelties. Lace collars and Il
batiste ties are coming to the :,
'front.'. p
Surah silk or ribbed underwear is more y !.
frequently made in black than in any % y
'ther color. Very pretty corset covers are g
n plain black surah, tightly fitting and a
trimmed with black lace. To those who u
IND SILK too expensive, the Ipswich fast r
black cotton jerseys are recommended. If :,
he long sleeves are removed, the neck cut -
quare or shaped and trimmed with
Hack lace, most desirable and well-fitting =
orset cover can be obtained at moderate y
ost As the black dye is perfectly fast, ~
he most delicate waist lining will show no q
rock from these covers. III
An observing glove manufacturer on his
way to fulfill his religious duties on Sun l.
ay morning, has noticed that ladies have ~
haolt OF carrying the necessary car fare
4 the glove. He has also probably seen T..
ne startled look creep over the womanlv -
ace when 1t was found that the refractory A'
lme had slipped away by itself, that she
Tas penniless in strange car, and that to .,
aye in confusion, or accept nickle from VI, VI
sympathizing stranger was the only rem ~
1y. To prevent such dire calamity the -,
aid observing manufacturer has put upon VI
he market glove with pocket in il. 1t "
tiny affair put in the palm of the left
owe. On entering car or stage the fin :.
ers of the right hand deity open the little di
ocket, and the desired change is easily Sc ID
lred. Experience alone will prove to
neither the old proverb, Handy as a ST
1cket in shirt. - will apply TO a pocket in ca
glove. ov
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Idleness Undesirable.
The desire of financial independence w
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