The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-15
Shopping at the Resorts.
Little Temporary Shops Established at the Fashionable
HoteIS-SOme Beautiful Creations Shown.

a plain skirt of sheer white lawn, hav-
ing two bands OF black embroidery
done on white muslin, running through
the snowy breadths at the region Ef
the knees.
Third and last, but Got least, in the
group was toilet blouse of striped
wash silk. of the twilled variety that
so CALAMITY withstands wear and tub
bings. All about 1t ran a ruffle of
white wash silk. cut in points and but
ton-holed along the edges and then
embroidered in every point with
little pink star-shaped flower.
Washable Satin
Wash silk, so the knowing say has
a rival now in an entirely delightful
wash satin that is very much in use
for soft bed room wraps and from
Paris, where no woman thinks it too
much trouble to get uD a delightful
toilet in which to interview her ply
stefan or sup her morning chocolate,
there are wonderful little negligees
made of rose and green and violet silk
with full lace or embroidered under
/ sleeves. and the cap to pin on the ar
/ tistically disheveled locks is always
made of material that echoes that of
/ the 1860 bags about the wrists.
Seductive Head Ornaments.
There is always at the summer no.
( tells a thriving trade TO be done in
/ novel hair ornaments for the evening
and the fabricators of such airy moth
! ings have quite surpassed themselves
! in the uniqueness of their new bows
/ and coronets. etc. A seductive little
oddly which. however, only the
matrons are privileged to wear. is the
tiara of ostrich tips. OF jet, or steel
4 beads, or peculiarly cut paiettes the
base of the tiara is made and from it
springs up a row of nine tiny fOun-
| tain shaped ostrich feathers, out of
which in turn tower five club. shaped
| Clipped tips, and when such a tiara
| is built of black feathers on a base
| of steel and jet or rhinestones and
/ Jet. the consequence is stately, daz-
zlng and enviable.
Debutantes and unmarried bellies,
who wish to crest their bright locks
with some effective ornament. can find
their ideas fulfilled by the charming
/ stiffened silk muslin wings encrusted
in lace and turquoise or coral points
and the three fans of transparent ma
terial rising from a knot of blue 'oI
| pink panne adjusted to a tortoise
shell hair pin. Sometimes four slips OF
beaded muslin are arranged like the
| broad arms of a wind mill, Springins
from hub OF tulle, and this bright
| fancy is thrust in at the side of 3
high piled coronet of hair or a spangle
bodied butterfly with lace encrUsted
wings of gauze. is poised lightly on
la couture of puti5 and waves.
One half of well gowned femininity
has rushed joyously into pillows of
white muslin and will consider nc
more studied decoration than Mechlin
and Valencienres lace and tuCkS sc
fine that they are run by the aid of {
! strong reading glass. There is gen
tie opposition, which holds that al
grace and beauty are found only in
clinging crepes and Imply lovely Lib
erty satin, and who believe that these
suave goods require little Off-setting
save with folds and especially puffings
Really, the puff, without any heralding
flourish of trumpetS, has come to sway
the destines for beauty or the ODpOS-
tie of many a good gown, and just
how far, with Justifiable excuses, the
dressmakers dare carry this feature
is shown in the sketch of a sweet
ivory white Liberty satin. Little
colonies of puffs at the knees. half way
to the waist line, at the hips anC
shoulders, supply the only relief to the
extreme simplicity of the toilet save
a girdle and shoulder straps of Irish
green velvet Buckles of emeralds and
brilliantS fasten the shoulder straps tC
the body and even the frill, peeping out
at the foot of the skirt, is of the phi
ant satin.
The Craze For Green.
How nEch. by the way, we are wear
ing green this summer, The sham
rock. or Irish green. silk sun shade
has, in a measure. usurped the place
once held by the trusty and Away:
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and chiefly because, in the judgment o.