The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-26
N WOMAN 5 REALM.
Conducted by Miss Emily Katz

Conducted by Miss Emily Katz.
Dark red and black and green and
black among the novelty weaves in
boucle effects are two very popular
color blendings. The new weaves in
blue and green English serge are es-
pecially attractive this season, and
many of the costumes made of these
materials have d natty jacket bodice
and a seven gored skirt trimmed with
many rows of soutache braid, with a
short full cape for the street, trimmed
with small buttons and braid-edged
straps.
While fashionable tailors and modistes
will make great use Of all the new
rough-surfaced boucle cloths, tweeds,
cheviots, cameps hair and bourette
materials, smooth elegant cloths will
be employed in making some Of the
handsomest fur-edged costumes for the
winter. Advices regarding this fact
come to American importers from the
best houses in London and Paris.
Everything is lavishly trimmed this
season, even the muff The plain, old
fashioned fur muff has gone out of
fashion. The new muffs are as large
as those carried by our grandmothers
but in no other way do they resemble
the muffs of long ago.
The muff of today to be strictly fash
ionable, must be much trimmed. 1t
matters little whether it is trimmed
with another fur. bows Of ribbon or
velvet lace frills or a cluster of fOw-
ers. The fashionable requirement is
not how it is trimmed DIT merely the
fact that it shall be trimmed and
trimmed conspicuously. y new mrf
which illustrates perfectly the fashion
of the hour is long and round IN shape
1t is made of Persian lamb, but has
a large sable coiled around II. The
head of the sable IS arranged to rest
on the front of the huff. vt each side
of the muff there is q full ruche o.
deep emerald green silk velvet, wiiicn
is finished with graceful bows and
ends. The muff is lined with the sa.,ie
shade of green IN satin.
Another novel new muff is made of
chihcnilla and looks like fluffy ball. At
each side it is finished with a ruffie of
the fur lined with yellow satin, while
caught IN the center of the muff is a
large cluster of silk petalled yellow
roses.
The modistas are making more bolero
Jackets this season than they ever
made before. This becoming little
jacket is everywhere.
1t is seen on The new cloth gowns,
the most elaborate reception costumes,
the latest fur coat, party gowns and
Partisan matinees-. And for variety Of
design it is uueQualled.
1t appears in such a variety of odd
shapes that in many cases it is IN
recognized. Even the shops are selling
ready-made polero jackets, 50 that if
a gown has paa5 made without one
the ready-maie one may be easily
slipped on.
The jackets can be bought in braid.
in passementcrie and in heavy lace
Many of the new bolero jackets are
edged with ruching of chiffon or
fine plating of narrow ribbon.
Among the pretties- this year are
those in velvet studded with jewels
The bolero JACKIE in gold braid is much
used to brighten UP q dark cloth gown.
Before long the plain black stocking
will be looked upon us Il curiosity. Even
now it is beng pushed aside by The
gay stocking, which rivals the rainboy
in It's brilliant culoring. Once upon a
time the white stocking was regarded
as the proper hose for every day wear.
Then fashion suddenly changed ard tie
reign of the black stocking began.
Now this sombre stocking Is losing it's
popularity. and the brightest of hosiery
is being worn by the women who can
afford to adcrI the fashions of the
hpur
Not only is the new hosiery gay as
to its colorins, ou- in many cases the
designs are equally conspicuous. One Of
the seasons novelties IS Il ssocISing
which looks is IL it were woun5 with
ribbon from the toe u the up. It
comes only in silk and can be bought