The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-10

SILK half yard deep, which is tucked
in inch tucks. Each one is edged with
narrow ruffle of white lace The
sleeves and yoke are tucked and decor
ated with the lace.
Word comes from Paris that blouses
were never so popular. They are built
with and without basque pieces.
Blouses are constructed so that they
open TO show a fancy vest running
from throat to waist. Other models
are closed from the throat to the bust,
and then open to reveal an odd waist
coat. White silk shirtwaists are much
in vogue. The smartest ones are Sc
verely plain. They are completed with
stocks and belts OF the same material.
studs are now larger than they were.
Semi-preciOuS stones and coral are
deemed very chic. Shaded effects are
popular. and gauze double plated of
one shade is arranged over a contrast
ing color Bodies of this fabric will
be used for dressy theatre waists.
Theatre bodices are now being built of
all light colored silks. They are very
plain, and with them are worn the
White duck scarfs. Long scarfs CT
mousseline de sole, with white or black
Chantlly lace, leaf patterns, appliqued
at the ENDS, are very attractive adj
Qltlon 10 the new WaiStcoat frocts
They are worn around the neck twice
ana tied in a large bow under the
chin, the long ends hanging in front.
They are also made of liberty silk and
of muslin, lawn. Swiss and batiste,
tucked and edged with lace For half
Worn waists, which have seen their
pest days, but are still good enough
TO be worn under a jacket, the long
scarf is an Indispensable adjunct, ana
Its arrival upon the scene as a fash
lonable novelty is most opportune. The
new Sashes are made of plain and
1ancy plaid ribbons, also of satin . "a
MORE. They AL nave the bow in The
Dack, With the long ends pointed or
ROUNDED, and are edged with marrow
plaiangs of moUsseline. They are also
made with the little pointed girdIe,
similarly trimmed. OF black satin rib
bon, they are serviceable as we'll as
ornamental. A very pretty one is of
black MORE; the long ends are caught
up al intervals with a round gathering
OF mousseline. 1t is also trimmed eli
around With little plated edge.
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one item in fashion which will inter-
est nearly every woman is the assur-
ance that the black satin skirt. with IL :
fancy waist, viii be worn on all sorts
OF semI-dTess occasions, especially at
the theatre. Taffeta and liberty silks
III plain light colors are made I'D. With
various trimmings of velvet, lace and
embroidery, lcto waists to vary and
complete this costume. The new dress
sklftS are IN every way commendable
Tor comfort, and grace as we'll. The lin
ings, which, to be really ND to dare
must match the outside, are made with
q anticipated frill set in on the edge
entlrely without stfffening, and quite
separate from the dress skirt, except
al the Walstband. Skirts are scant in
comparison with those we have been
wearing, but they are cut in such a, way
as TO give them the pretty becoming
mare around the feet. The new sleeves
are proportionately small, quite close
IN Iact, with very, small puffs or frills
at the top. The lengthWiSe shirriue is
not so much used as it was in the
summer, and tucks, bands, cords. and
insertions going around take the lead
IN sleeve trlmm ngS. Tiny tUcks. SO fins
that they have the appearance OF cords
arranged in groups the whole length
OF the sleeve, are very effective, and
wider tucks set in close together from
the puff to the waist trim some OF the
sleeves. Striped material cut crosswise
gives the effect Of trimming a Sleeve
around the arm.
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Some of the newest fans are of black
lace AID black gauze, with sticks OF
carved ivory. Fans of muslin and
spanGled gauze are mounted on sticks
OF smooth and perfumed sandal wood
While the lovely painted gauze and
satin wind waters are mounted with
mother of pearl. The fans of silk and
gauze, glittering with sequins, are fan
more suitable for the dancing girl thar
works of art evolved from point lace
| or fee, a.
in a glass case than in the hands of q
careless cotllloneuse. These simple fans
are a trifie more generous in size thar
they were last year. and are of all the
delicate colors Pink spangles on white
Gre new and pretty, and designs formed
of the spangles make most effective
decorations A fan made-at least en-
broidered, not mounted-by deft-fin-
. gered maiden for a girl friend is Of deer
yellow silk.
Handsome hosiery has come in for ar
increased share of recognition. Plaids
are nov excessively popular. and in thf
better qualities where silk or silk mix
lures prevail, a delicious softness il
touch and a charming toning OF color
are possible. Some are so fine. indeed
and so BLURRED, as to look rather like
velvet than spun fabric. Plaids come
in silk, Isle, cotton, wool and cashmere
in myriad cOlQrings and designs, anC
are used even with the house slippers
to the exclusion of the plain styles
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Paris sends the quaintest little candle
shades, with more width than length
and with Q zigzag bordering of spangle:
and a bright little French scene. done
in colors, for a center piece. Lamr
shades. no matter how large or cleVerly
ornamented, are starred with rides
cents, Or they have inlaid work abou
the edges that sparkles with gilt, GU
steel or silver. Grotesque designs are
introduced in this way, and the effect i:
novel and bizarre.
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The mushroom" toque is yer!
popular. and the Tam O. Shanter'
has taken a new lease of life and i:
very much glorified by being mad.
with a full puffed velvet crown draw
into a band of handsome silk passe
menterie, with or without jewels 4
unique kind of toque has a PLATED
chenille crown and brim formed o
velvet flowers in harmonizing tints
and hat most becoming to a Drett.
face has a toque crown and a full
double velvet frill by way of brim
! Toreador hats in black are very mucl
worn, trimmed with scarlet velvet an(
black jet, and such a hat will be use
full and suitable for many months.
A pretty figured striped taffeta is o
! pink glace silk, with a fine, lacelik
pattern in black. This is divided wit!
satin stripe. The skirt is four ant
p, quarter yards wide and is trimmed
! on the bottom with an accordion