The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-26

in all the new evening shades. The
ribbon effect is in black, making a
most striking contrast
Striped stockings are also the vogue.
Inc newest show stripes of embroidered
flowers as well as plain fine lines. A
particularly pretty stocking in this style
was delicate pink in color, striped with
hair lines in black, which alternated
with lines of tiny blue forget-me-n
Another was in yellow, with black
lines and the floral stripe of small
white daisies.
To show the brilliant coloring of
the new stockings to its best advantage
a novel oxford tie has been designed.
1t comes in both tan and black patent
feathers, and is cut out in triangles on
each side of the instep as well as
around the upper edge of the tie. This
allows the silk of the stocking to appear
! in bright triangular bits, which pro-
duces most striking effect.
The latest satin slippers for evening
wear are embroidered with fine beads.
With iridescent beads very beautiful
effects are obtained. The slipper is
ponding to the color note of the cos
tune.
The new theater hat besides being
really novel and attractive, is one that
the men will undoubtedly rise up and
call blessed. 1t allows them the privi
lege of seeing the stage. 1t has no
towering mass of plumes, no aggres-
slve lops of ribbons, nor large clusters
of nodding flowers, which force them
to become contortionists in order to
get an occasional glimpse Of the stage.
Instead, it is merely bird which looks
as if it had just carelessly alighted on
the head. The bird is mounted on a
very low velvet band. The idea Of
these bird theater hats originated very
recently, and a number were designed
and were Immediately sold. A very
beautiful one was weak bird with
wings shading from blue to green. A
few pink roses were made TO nestle
against the hair under the birds wings,
at the back, while two jewelled pins
were thrust through the wings in front
These little theater hats have much to
recommend them to the theater-goer.
They are chic and becoming, light in
weight and most unobtrusive.
9 g @
Bracelets are looked to make their
temperance in the fashionable world.
This does not mean that the lady OF
many jewels can go to the bottom Of
her jewel box and resurrect the pretty
armlets that have lain there since it
was past the fashion to wear these
ornaments. She must have brand new
ones or none at all. The butterfly
bracelet is most conspicuous among the
new fancieS. 1t is to be worn between
the elbow and the shoulders, and on
no account about the wrist. 1t is form
ed of a perfectly plain, tight-ftting
band of flexible gold, cldsped with a
large gold jewel-bespangled butterfly.
The costly insect is so poised that at
every movement of the wearer's arm
the cleaning pinions tumble, open and
smut. 1t is most magnificent orna-
ment and usually the most conspicuous
thing about the wearer's person.
Furs are appearing earlier than usual
this season, and are beyond question
prettier than they have been for
long time. The furriers must have
anticipated winter of severe frigidity,
if one may judge from the designs
which are set forth to tempt the sus-
ceptIble purchaser. There are no half
way wraps, few of the collars and
small capes and sundry neck-pieces
which have shared fashionable favor
for some seasons past are seen. All
the fur garments are on an absolutely
massive scale Cloaks are longer, big
ger and heavier than they ever were
before; capes are fuller and warmer,
and muffs are such altogether stupen-
dous affairs that cold hands will doubt
less never be heard Of again.
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The debutante of the winter season
CLOVIS with spangled tulle and embroid-
cred satin. Tulle is her gown material,
over white satin. or mayhap it is
chiffon, embroidered with tiny Marie
Antoinette ribbon and ASKING with bril-
liants. The color of her gown is white,
and she looks like the glittering ice
berg that floats from the far north
seas Yet her brilliant eyes and the
blushing cheeks tell of the life within;
tell of the hearts that will be broken
by this frosty queen of the night
Old People.