The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-09

her waist the ribbon is most suitably
sewed in two big, poppy-shaDed ro-
settles, with centers of close massed
| spangles.- In shell pink chiffon another
sash can be selected, made very wide,
and the ends, for a space of u inches
up, ornamented with little spaced
chiffon ruffies. Make a third sash of
green liberty silk, the ends knotted and
holding small clusters Of flowers. Pale
gray crepe de chine, fringed with VIC
lets, is model sash. and can, like a
good green salad, be tossed up at home.
HATS OF FUR.
Besides getting al the effects pos
sible by the use of many sashes on one
dress, an excellent air Of novelty is
achieved by clipping out the sleeves of
an evening gown and filling in the
throat. 1t is rarely that one sees now
adayS. a body at once sleeveless and
decollete, for the rule seems to. be. if
the neck is high, then no sleeves. while
If long sleeves are worn, then the neck
must be open. 1t is a pretty notion at
the moment to wear sleeves of some
transparent goods, lightly spangled. TO
do away with all puffs or ruffies on the
shoulders, and finish the sleeve tops
by broad black velvet bands.
The last eXtravagant oaper of fashion
is the fur hat. AS if felt and velvet
were not rich enough crowns for her
curly couture, the smart woman, since
Christmas, has been seen in picture
hats OF sealsSin, broad tail and other
close lying furs. Their beauty and
costiiness are beyond dispute. for the
wide fur brims are Topped up with gor-
geous pins of true gems, and long os-
trich piUmss curl and swathe in feath-
cry clouds about the brims and crowns.
Young girls wear these splendid
headpieces when calling, but the popu-
lar small morning hat of fur is either
a round cossack's cap of Persian lamb.
with a pin of talisman turcuoises on
one side, holding tuft of feathers. or
a smooth beaver berretta, with a pin
and tuft of feathers outstanding almost
in front A berretta has undoubtedly
a very priestly air about it, for pluck
it of its ornaments, and Roman Cath
Ollie 9relate could wear it with becon-
ing dignity.
THE TOILET HAT.
Attention is politely called. in spite
of the above mentioned eccentricities,
to the model wide hat pictured this
week. 1t is what we technically know
as a toilet hat" a soft, dark green
felt, trimmed with a wreath of plated
black net and an are of pale blue vel
Vet roses. There is a knot of the roses
behind, and the flesh and blood owner
of this gem wore, as in the sketch, a
fur bow, which is every whit as fash
ionable a neck protector as the ever
lasting shower of fur tails. The girl
who goes out of nights sets, it seems,
as high a price on her head as the pat
ron Of the fur hat, and brightly colored
or curly hair is no longer considered
an all-suficient decoration. Here, for
instance, among the downey things fit
for a dancers topknot, is a pompom
formed of pale lavender feathers
sprinkled with rhinestone chips, and
out of it -curls gallant white osprey
that looks as if glittering with sections
Of dewdrops. Again an adornment of
beauty is tiny white ostrich tip and a
white aigrette, amid which a jeweled
butterfly has found foothold Just as
lovely and within any ones reach is a
big pink rose, out of the heart of which
springs a rose aigrette. -
NEW TAILOR TOILETS.
As if there were@uo end to combina-
tons the tailors are braiding navy. and |
gendarme blue cloth costumes With a |