The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-13

over 50 much splendOr she drew out
some ferns and I broke the tenth COM
mandment all to pieces. What is a
woman to do when She is showed a, ere
alton having sticks of what is called
tiger marked tortoise shell, upon the
top Of which is stretched black gauZe
painted to represent the breast, head
and OUtspTe3d wings Of a peacock and
the glory Of the bird further enhanced
by a most artistic use of a few metallic
spangIes. Another beauty. unfurled for
my hungry eyes, WIS Of pierced ivory
upon which black gaUze was drawn
and then upon this appliqued a noble
white lace swan under full spread of
wing.
I asked here where were fer little
fans and she gave me to understand
that in the highest courts of fashion
discussion against further use of the
wee fans had been handed down and /
took a special note that all hers could
truthfully be described as large.
The Brides Hats.
when I had strained my vocabulary
Of admiration over these things we
opened hat boxes and I hope ! may
be forgiven for having secretly wanted
every one as there was only the most
exalted art displayed in the designing
of every individual charmer. There
were fat hats and tall hats, hats over
/ the face and pOmpadOur toques, but
/ blue hats were in the majority, though
/ there was a duck OF a tOQue in black
/ and white erin over q stuffing, you
might call it, or basis of white tulle
/ having one quaint lilac rose on top and
( two lesser queens Of the same tone
/ against the hair.
What I Taved quite feveFishly over
was a wide dropping pastel straw
/ trimmed with trails of red roses, over
/ which was cast veil of the palest
/ mauVe chiffon appliqued with lace. The
most descriptive toques always fails,
/ however. to carry a true idea of a hat,
said Mrs. Back Bay, pausing for breath
and a bite Of muffin, so I'll tell you
/ q bit about the going away gown which
/ has serious features 1t is an imDres-
sive creation in fraiNa red drap de
/ printemps and the back interested me
/ for it shows that the dreSSmakerS
while they throw more fullness into the
rear Of a. skirt stitch everything down
fat as a wafer, and so satisfy the wo-
men and still continue at their OWL
sweet will the sign Of the habit back.
ITO complete the going away sui
was d vesty tour de con or short boa
made of countless tufts Of crisp cream
net bOrdcred with black velvet ribbor
in turn edged with the biggest blacl
chenille balls I've ever seen. At tn
back Of the neck this boa was quite
enormous and rose nearly 10 the ha.
brim, but in front the friils grew Il
two points that are meant to meet anS
: be drawn down and fastened at TIT
waist with a gay pin. This boa is no
designed to meet under the chin no
T afford so much protection as pure or
namentation and in among the No
standing frills at one side, a knot o
flowers is to be fastened.
Consideration Of the travelling sui
revealed a wealth Of beauty in leathe
trifies. For instance, the going ava,
umbrella Of red silk, with a chisele,
gold knob on the end Of its handle. Ia
, its case made Of me finest glace XII,
; that is worked on just as a glove mus
| needs be The gold top Of the umbrei
Ia springs back At a touch snd show