The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-03

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will be followed by distinct shorte
ing Of the sleeves for summer wear
In other words, wristbands and ever,
thing in the way of cuffs will be con
pletely suppressed during the comi1
season and the arm left bare, a refor
imposed by the coming into vogue
bracelets and lace mitts. The latte
by the way, are now shown in all IL
sart shops in every kind and style
lace-white as well as the pale shade
in Isle or thread. These mittens wi
be as much in favor as the CONVEX
tional black mitts, and the luck
woman possessing the real lace mitts c
her grandmother can utilize them mos
effectively this summer
Exquisite examples of mitts ar
shown in Chantilly lace, and run u
near the 500 the pair which is NOR
expensive than the long worn glove
however many times the latter had Il
be renewed. Mitts, of course, are tn,
result of the revival of Louis XIV anC
Louis XVI modes, the women of tn,
Trianon glorying in their mitten.
which only partially hid their aristo-
cratic hand and left bare their delica t
fingers. Naturally. long gloves reach
ing above the elbows viii be as much
worn with short sleeves as the mittens
particularly for strictly street wear,
when the latter are small protection
against wind and sun.
Many of the newest smart walking
dresses are made in pearl gray in the
lightweight satin cloth so admira bly,
suited for street wear. One of the pref
test of these gowns was made i'm the
new box plat fashion, the skirt being
entirely composed of box plaits run
ming the whole way round. Above the
hem were three rows of strappings,
each row comprising in turn three rows
of strappings. The corsage had box
plat running down the front and was
trimmed to match the skirt.
Another gown was of soft light drab
cloth, the corsage and skirt entirely
made of tiny tightly stitched plaits
which almost resembled ribbing-in-
deed, the effect seemed to be that of
corduroy.
Pale green is in the height of fash
ion, and one of the prettiest of the new
spring gowns is made of pale green
hopsack over a white taffeta founda-
ton and trimmed with white satin
strappings.
Ribbons are being much used upon
cloth gowns for trimming and are
heavily embroidered in gold. silver and !
colored silk threads.
The corsage boleros-and there are
many of them this season-nearly all |
nave smart little basque tails, a happy !
innovation which permits lonk Jackets |
to be shortened freshened and trans
formed into the most up-to-date bole-
70 jacket.
Paneled skirts are much in vogue.
pretty gown with a skirt of this de-
had the panels crossed by
narrow bands of black and white
stripes. Another panel skirt for a red
gown had such panel separated by a
1and of white cloth
Some of the ultra tailor gowns have
he regulation habit waists and ex-
'eedingly close fitting skirts relieved by
Jet bands Of strappings around the
bottom Of the skirt and upon the collar
nd cuffs or have a jaunty little vest
ormed entirely by the strapping put |
n diagonally.
Most all the new collars seen upon
he spring coats are exceedingly high.
nd coat cravat attached to them is
monS the novel ways of finishing |
HEM The Medici collar in a modified |
orm, the border cut in scallops. is as
yer in favor. The turning over roll
nords and excellent opportunity for
INNING with incrustations of lace or
Ut designs IN velvet, to say nothing Of
combination of both.
Already gowns for the races are be-
g displayed, their airy loneliness I
rowing too strong a temptation to be
sisted by the majority of women.
ulpure and veilings are among the
ost popular materials for these 1
WINS, and the trimming is of the gay a
[ description, many hues' cleverly =
mbined in the embroidery incrusta-
1ns or other ornamentation. The DAYS
simplicity are past, and the modern | Il
oman, unlike Nine. Recamier. does
It consider simplicity the essence of
Sc coquetry.
The new blouses are bewiIderinglv b
'ely. Fancy foulards are now pressed A
10 service and in pale colors are
lde up with masses of lace. ribbon
d embroidery. Applications Of lace a
medalllons are among the favorite
US of trimming with lace-such
yer idea for utilizing lace which has
lch would render it useless for ia a
s or ruffles. for the medallions are y,
de Of designs cut out of the lace.
ute siace silk. closely tucked. is
81 effective for the collars and cuffs
SILK blouseS. and in particular for
Sc Of foulard. Chantilly lace blouses tee
n white or colored foundations. with DIR
antilles of chiffon. 2 dash of gilt or 20,
broidery, are among the most ef- ~
tive Of the new blouses for theatre (. e
r and for the * o'clocks. as the II
,nch say which are a daily occur an an
&c throughout the season. PIE
he washing silks. for morning wear /
the most in favor for the morning of
use, and are bewitchingly made up cir
light colors, with frills of Valen- pal
mes lace tumbling from the neck. yol
many OF such waists cannot be tis-
sessed, their fresh appearance and in
thIut character making them so son
ful for every and all occasions Der
ny Of these have basque tails and nee
made almost habit shane.
Or light coats to be worn over such She
lses taffeta is almost exclusively sta
!. in dark shades of green. embroi- in
ID IN white or Oriental coIors. or dis,
k, trimmed entirely in black. Some nev
he new models are sack in shape. tco,
RS fit the figure closely. while still ono
RS are a compromise between the r
Their principal charm consists 70
ne fact that they are distinctly pic tacl
con
sept
new way of trimming hats has inst 1t
introduced which is most effective Chill
rye bow Of velvet holds the hat up no ;
me side, while the crown is COW for
with two scarfs of soft ribbon of Har
rasIlng color, gathered into a box from
ne sac Where cluster of flowers max
hes the knot Scarfs are much mood toe