The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-02

long sleeved nodices and about the ell

long sleeved bodices and about the ell
bows of the shorter ones.
The low bonnets that were once so
fashionable are coming in again.
Frog green leather belts with gold
mountings are the latest.
Wear your big hats now; they will
not be popular in the theater later on.
One of the regular delights of the
summer season is the resetting of jew
els, which fad is much INDUCED in by
fashionable women. Many of the
changes are radical, and will add inf
mite grace and bri.lance to next win
ters toilets. All the new designs are
rarely lovely, being noted principally
for their daintiness. For instance,
what could be more beautiful or more
becoming than an exquisite diamond
tiara, just introduced by an American
flrm, with it's graceful jeweled scroll.
surmounted by tall, delicate sprays of
diamonds of varying size, symetrically
arranged on almost invisible platinum
wires, alternating with diamond in
crus-ed fronts?
Princess Flavia has made d-headed
girls content with their tresses.
The woman who usually wears gay
and cheerful air is considered cross if
she for a moment assumes serious
air.
Do not toe pedal if you desire high
instep. The ball of the foot must be
used if this desirable characteristic is
achieved.
Green, green, green everywhere. One
of the down town shops is exhibiting
Suede mousquetaire, and g.ace kid
gloves with five pearl buttons in re-
soda, willow and sage for wear with
white and high colored summer gowns
It is not difficult to obtain a lasting
and refreshing odor of sweet violets if
you will carefully observe the following
directions: Put half an ounce Of orris
root, broken in small pieces, in a bot
tie with two ounces of alcohol; cork
it tight ard shake well. After four or
five days a few drops on a handker-
chief VIII recall the delicate odor of
the violet.
If women persist in following UP all
the out-of-door pursuits that belong to
mans kingdom, she will have to or
Fresh air IN all kinds of weather may
be conducive to health, but it IS very
trying to delicate skins. Women who
row and ride bicycles should substi-
tute oatmeal or boiled bread and milk
for soap. The dry skin is especially
sensitive to the effects of sun and air.
and needs all the precautions it is pos
sible to find to keep it soft and white.
Potatoes boiled in milk are said to be
bn clyiT
and almond meal should be on every
toilet table.
A bicycle lunch basket is one Of the
latest ARRANGEMENTS Cor the additional
comfort of the woman who rides the
wheel. It is fitted out with a drinking
cup. a wicker covered flash and all the
needed requirements, and is so small
and fght that it can be attached TO
the handle bar.
The craze for eneralds is being re-
vived and the beautiful green brilliant
is now second only to the diamond in
popular favor.
A delicious sherbet may be made
from the following recipe: Take one
pint of strawberry juice from good ber-
ries, add two cupfuls of white sugar
and the Juice of lemon. and a pint
and a half CT water. Let it stand on
ice Cor two or three hours. and serve
with finely crus led ice. Or put with
the same proportion Of strawberry
Juice and sugar one tablespoonful OF
gelatine thoroughly dissolved in a cup
full Of water; mix we'll by stirring; add
three cupfuis of cold water. and flavor
with either pine apple, lemon or orange
tuice and freeze.