The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-06
MEMS FASHIONS.
DIFFERENCE ACCUMULATED BE-
TWEEN STYLES
For Master and Man-Americnn Dnn
dies All Wear White Satin Waist
Coats in the Evening.



There will be no excuse this winter for
even the most short-sighted country
cousin mistaking the immaculate butler
for his host a great gulf, in the form of
a waistcoat, has lately been set between
master and man. Henceforth, when the
now democratic evening dress is as
Sumed, the gentleman buttons down over
derbody of white silk or satin, splendidly
embroidered.
IN THE EVENING.
For this last fashion the Prince of
Wales stands sponsor and the American
dandy, who is a little timid in assuming
a brocaded satin waistcoat can, if he
likes cling of an evening to unstarched
very fine white piquet, embellished with
fine Towering vines embroidered in white
linen. The tour buttons for this must be
plain polished white pearl moderately
large, bur with the satin waiStcoat he
must indulge in round nat frosted gold
studs. If he is a club man, very up-to-
date in the best London fashions, his
shirt front will show itself to be laid in
one central box pleat with two broad
side. The armure silk waistcoat over this
will have fine hair line dots or little 1ig-
ures of satin in it and be cut in a very
deep shape.
IMPORTANT DETAILS.
In one waistcoat pocket he will carry
his watch and this pocket has a small
flap, while his collar will be moderately
high with no turn over points, but nearly
meeting in front Small narrow lawn ties
are another variation on the butler S
rather expansive bow, as we'll as the big
square cuffs with very close link buttons
and linen tabs. that button over in the
center with studs.
If details of the evening toilet are in
vestigated Il will be found that the ex-
tremely well dressed man still uses the
z droc
his hosiery IS as delicate as a woman S,
black silk or Isle open work, with fan
cifully embroidered black silk clocks and
his handkerchief is a big square of linen,
narrowly hemstitched In one corner a
small script initial is enclosed in a fine
ring of embroidery and all the mascu-
line linen, by the way, is daintily suggest
i've of lavender.
FOR DIFFERENT HOURS.
Until u o'clock grey trousers. a rough
blue sack coat. held with three buttons,
brown buttoned shoes and black derby
hat is the suitable array for a gentleman
of leisure. After y ge gets into MS walk
ing coat. a black cutaway, at 3 In the
afternoon darker shade OF grey trous'
ers frock coat and top he are proper
while after he is coStumed for the
evening. His top hat IS for this winter
very wide in the brim with an emphati-
drawn into a tandem knot. a piece OF
mixed green and brown surah and his
long afternoon top coat, called a Chester
field is made of vicuna cloth and cut tS
emphasize a slender waist and wide
shoulders All of this shows that as the
American woman, with certain reserva-
tons. patterns her style after that of the
smart Parasienne the American club man
takes his British brother for a model.
The smartest of evening cuff buttons
are ovals of hard white enamel, with q
white brilliant set in the center of each
oval and studs to match, though with
the pleated bosomS studs are not .-sed
and no watch chain ever appears after
m. FANNY ENDERS-