The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-01

steel buckle in front.
A reference must be made, when
dealing with trimmings, to the use of
two furs on one gown. This has never
been done before, and, therefores it is
hailed with acclaim. Smooth gray
cloth suits are making their autumn
debuts at weddings, particularly got
up" with the aid of broadtail and chin
chilla worked into decoration together,
else Persian paw and mink is used. or
Persian lamb and sable. Two lines
Of contrasted furs run along the edges
of cuffs, of reVers and tunic bottoms,
and a very happy effect results from
this experiment.
Many Hats of Many Shapes.
Never before has the hat problem
been as complicated as this season, for
there are at least one dozen different
shapes struggling for the vogue, and
not single one has yet arrived at
anything like declared supremacy.
Women who can safely indulge their
preferences at the expense of their eX-
chequer are celebrating all the early
fashionable functions in hats of pure
white felt, otherwise known as Cape
lines. They have wide, Enthusiastically
waved brims after the mode of the
leghorn, and the back of the hat is
left barren of decoration, while plumes
crown in front Directly in the rear of
the most attractive examples of this
species their WearerS run elaborate
jeweled pins, or at the base of the
crown, behind q monster safety pin of
gold or silver, with large matrix tur-
quoise set on its bar boldly makes the
felt shape fast to the wearer's head.
Beside this expensive type of head
covering there are sensible roundabouts
of 10,
roses made of hemsttehed taffeta and
for rough, everyday wear a gray or
brown felt sombrero, wound with a
Persian patterned handkerchief, is no
less the rule than in the spring.
Novel Neckties.
The neckties have not abated a whit
of their size or splendor and with
greatest complaeency the smartly cos
tuned woman who reflects every hourly
change of the mode, ties under her
chin a broad white moired ribbon,
fringed along the edges and painted
with bouquets of violets on either ex-
tensive tabled end This, of course, is
a trifie excessive, but no less freQuent-
ly long Scarfs of cornflower blue lib
erty silk are remarked, worn in two cir
Giles about the neck and knotted on the
bust rather low down. while long ends
OF cream lace float below the waist
line. Every mothers daughter has also
taken, in keen delight, to the collar
protectors sold for wear with high
necked. dark fur wraps. There is a
theory that Persian lalnls. broadtail
etc. when their big ear nippers are
turned up. viii rub off a shade of their
dusky dye on any delicate neck dec
grafton, so that a soft. full ruche of
chiffon ruffies, in white or a becoming
color, is supplied by the thoughtful
furrier to slip round the neck before
the fur wrap is assumed This has
long streamers to knot under the chin,
and is useful as we'll as distinctly be-
coming TO the average. of feminine
kind.
Again is the turquoise in at the goal
OF the mode ahead of all other gems,
and a series of turquoise set slides. run
on Whit of white chiffon. is the most
modish dog collar for use with an
evening dress. Very deeply blue tur-
quoise, flecked with The pale brown
of the matriX stone, is What a care
fully dressed individual adopts. and it
is set in Kettle gold. A very little
gold and a great deal of silver is used
in the making Of these settings. so that
the effort is rather than of silver with
yellow spots in 1t than of gold, and
all over the plain. round band settings
tiny Runic rhymes are engraved or
they are cleverly simulated by the
gTaxer's tool. MARY. DEAN. (