The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-17

back and front. 1t has the same trim
Uling as the skirt. and the upper part
tn front is cut out IN similar fashion
oyer q wide lace Golfer. Which eXte.71s
over the top of the sleeve. The folded
belt is of white silk The very 1.i7ll
collar is edged with laca On tlaa e-,ies.
The sleeve is perfectly plain, wiea
slight fulness al the top.
a YELL-DEFINED FASHION.
The Russian blouse is as much in evil
dsnCe for bodicas as Tor outside jackets,
and it is, of course, par ieNIaIly becon-
ing 10 slight figures. while having an
nli5takaille merits for more senerCud
proportions, provided. alJVa--s. gL,5Is IS
sufficient night to carry it OF. A cos
tune for the ho9sa, chiefly remarkable
for elegant simplicity. Is Of Corea Esilt-
weight cloth, IN blue
The skirt has a taGier 'front.' and is
made without a lining 1t ClIS M trim
ming, buL greet attention IS paid to the
cut ard hang; il is very l1le il any
more than the usual width. but appears
fuller owing to fiounce-lke effect The
body is 4 Russian blouse of 2 paTtlcu-
paGlyp rgtty design Il Ll2S the usual ut
lie BASQUE, end 0pers at the Side, sl.Gl-
ing back WITH a very iaTse reNer. which
IS covered with 4 seI15S Of 1Lly en-
bruddeUed bat5sle .TufIle the last out
narrow straight epaulettes. T1e s.eeye
Is fairly sung with double puff eff5ot
al the top and the wrist IS finished with
a rufle CT embroidered banizle- Al
enormous bow of mousseline without
ends is worn at the neck. The bIoa15a
is fastened With aelf-colored buttons.
SUITABLE FOR INDOORS.
Many house gowns this season are
made With a iltsIt train Nsa.ch WIN
doubtless be popular with short WOMEN,
who rely uC1ca it and tae1T Louis
QuiglZe heels TO give them the envied
6ignaty cG added inches. The style Of
the lavender gtace silk gown IS espe-
cta1iy adapted for a tram which en-
phagiZes the graceful outlines.
The gown is all enc eoazana N color
end material, EXCEPT the hsgn straight
colar and white rlouSssg5ns chen,gsette
and RULES as The wrist TIE fo.1ed
belt and sash are of the giace silk, and
also the trimming on boIaee. which iis
put on in surplica effect, and starting
al the shoulder with six EaIe luf7lss.
Eaperirlg down 10 three in a DCi,lt IN
front and finished with z. large how.
7ae ruffle on tE1a collar in the back q
also of the g1aee SIX.
USING BELAINE AND TAFFETA.
An inexpensive fruclo is OF old fash
Toned del2Ine OF pearl gray, W.,a EN-
I,rosdsred silk dot. The skirt - made
with three deep vandYhe points IL
trout over separate pettic0at OF pearl
elace silk AND while the Vaudykes are
not particularly new, laey are stuff
cieatly becoming 10 the nsaj5t-lsy of
women to make ia N popular ale com
ing season. The body is ful an around,
with q basque and folded bslt Il is cut
out az tsia neck, forming a, yoke effect
I'm the back. the opening continuing
down the front 10 The waist Il is
trimmed adj around with a ruffle Of the
dotted delaine, ana two more GrieiNng
the top Of the sleeve az the s1,5,ll.4eer.
These rlffied e.2aGlettes are 4 saving
grace and often redeem q usufsci-ly
plain sleeve. as in tihe present Instance.
from positive uglness. The yoke rest
is Of rose-eolored raousseiinfe. finely
plated with the lace Va1dykes arross
the front.
A pretty figured striped taffeta is Of
pink gIace silk, with fine lace like
pattern in black this is divided with a
satin stripe. The skirt is fdur and a
half yards wide and is trimmed on the
bottom with an accordion pIahted rai1ie
edged with narrow ehantiilvSlace. The
body is blouse front of rosa pink tat
feta, with a double rufie OF pink lace