The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-01

| me Dlack and navy hair lines on white
ground are in order. For men who are
fond of little more display, cluster
stripes Of navy, pink and black, on
white ground with delicate richochet
and other designs of raised cords be-
tween the stripes. are new; also pink
and medium blue grounds having clus-
ter stripes of fine raised cords. the
pink with dark red and the blue with
navy blue. Also the same colored
grounds with neat little figures of
darker shades. The variety Of these is
very large, the patterns being formed
OF irregular cluster stripes and small
figures. Spots and plain checks seem
to be entirely out of style at present
Those who delight in decidedly new
effects in colored shirts are offered
some very novel and even startling
things. Who would have thought that
men would come to wearing green or
yellow shirts? But SO it is. The lat
est novelties shown are green in the
various olive shades and bright
canary. Both have delicate figures and
hair line cord stripes of the same color
in closely related shades. Thus olive
is seen with darker olive, dark green
and gold: canary with white, olive,
apple green and bronze, and though
1t may seem remarkable, when goods
OF any of these really very pronounced
colors are made up into shirts and
worn by we'll dressed men with a white
collar. the shirt front being partially
covered with a black satin or very
dark plain scarf, the effect is very
agreeable. 1t is no wonder that shirt
makers are delighted with the success
of this innovation in colored shirtings.
The cuffs, which must be square and
for link SleeVebuttonS are made to
match the material
In white collars the newest shape
shown is a straight standing, which
laps slightly say one-fourth inch. 1t
measures 2% inches in front and "a
behind. The high turnover collar will
be worn, though the high class dealers
report a decreased demand. A narrow
string tie is the only proper neckdress
for it. The indications are that a col
lar with points turned back 214 inches
high in front and 21a inches at the
back, spaced "a inches from point to
point, when on, will be wanted. It
was introduced quite recently and it
sells well.
In gloves the craven tan is gradually
making way to a thinner and more
pliable cape, and the shades now worn
are medium and light brown stitched
on the back with white or red. the first
being the newer. The wrists are 2
button length, but have only one but
ton. The reindeer in mouse color,
stitched self (of the same shade as
the glove itself is very popular and
largely takes the place of dark brown
For full dress, light pearl, embroidered
self and with black is worn, the lat
ter being rather the exception and con-
sidered rather ultra. For weddings a
white and perfectly plain glove is the
correct thing. A new styled golf glove
has lately been introduced, and with
the increasing popularity Of the game
will be in growing demand. These
gloves are made of white buckskin;
they have holes where the knuckles
come, to relieve the strain, and the
palm of the left hand is reinforced
with stout tan cape. For cycling stout
Isle thread gloves are used Both
hands are reinforced with stout cape.
which matches the remainder of the
gloves in shade The wrists are long
and have two elastics or buttons.
H. f. @.