The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-05
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for
June
Brides


ROM now until November, at least
viii an days belong 10 the -tr0t-
ters.'' Everybody must be of for
the exposition and everybody must
needs take thought OF what TO wear.
TO be sure, the purse must be the
arbiJer of ones expense account. aI-
though this year, whether it be linn
tied or pleth0ric, So broad and so va
ried IS the field of choice that one can
be Wei and satisfactorily clad al lit
TIE price on great
Many There DE who say there's but
one Satisfying way and that is to have
ones own travelling coat and gown
made 90 order. ANA Tor those SO mind
ed no eud of dust-shedding materials
are prepared Ou the other hand, tEere
are those who mold opposite views. but.
no matter which. the merchantmen.
Ike man of wisdom, means both shall
have their way about IN and SO has
brought aIons ready-to-Wear a-uIenty.
s gown which caught the eye of
many ion one OF the downtown store
windows was made Of mud colored eta
miue-the proper dust shade for tray
cling
The skirt was fun enough to- be
fashionable. but not overly SO. the
breadthe being of the kind that app
peas tn- =aiue width Irom cop TO bot
tom. The fUuness az the top was
caught down bE stitched lucks. The
waist was trimmed with bands of
coarse lace insertion dyed the same
color AS the material ana ON The edges
was just "a suggestion OF white.
Tnin light weight materials are
popular Tor travelling dresses-eta-
mines. serges and So ON. They do not
come iu the list of elegance like silk
and are second To the new Droadcioths
which now come m chiffon weight. All
these this season are made Don the new
slaQcS-sand color. ripe apricot. cudiu-
payne bUtteTUut. stone, channels, cas-
lug. gun metal seal and others.
4 gown of tameta silk had a. rib
bon trimmed yoke The ribbon was
threaded iu and out of eyelets ana
topped all the ends 10 suggest a yoke
outline Another was laced with silk
cords whose tasscIed ends formed
simulated yoke.
There Isl something about taffeta that
always appeals. To I~ comfortable 10
wear and pleasing To the eye. A good
LaHeta suit iS "a splendid investment
for any woman. whether To travel in
or no. It IS ever elegant without be-
ing too good 90 wear TO market III one
desire
OF course one may choose any style
Tor a travelling gown, YET most women
win agree that the strict shirt waist
suit-Jhe one with as little 0rnamen-
tati0u as posi- BILE is the one best suit
ed for the purpose. I'm the shop win
dows, nevertheless, many more fdnCt-
ful kinds are shown, and all intended
10 be OFF for the exposition The
bolero bodice dresses. ion instance.
Very chic and becoming there's. no
gaiusaying. 80 actual boIeTO is there,
but the making of a bodice bloused
all the way around gives the impress
sion OF one
A pretty combination b0lero-bOdice
suit was seen during the week. The
effect was given by means of d yoke
band shaped iu pretty curves and
trimmed with tiny braid. To this the
bolerO was seWed I'm panels with an
other band AN around the lower part.
Under this was seWed silk OF the same
color as the dress and about four inch
eS wide, 90 simulate a shirt waist. I'm
front where the bolerO opens an en-
tire front of this silk. with touches of
lace for trimming, fastened secretly,
So there was no teling but the shirt
waist was really there
Travelling coats of am kinds are
sh0Wu-mauy of them fresh from the
makers within the past two weeks
and made iu just about as many sorts
of materials as the frocks. The Ions