Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
DEsERET EVENING NEWS: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1904

lights them. Visit a cooking class In
the public schools and see II this is not
true.
The women of 1904 will be pleasing,
picturesque, yet withal feminine. You
will catch q glimpse Of her, first.
through her waving plume. for she Is a
little like the Gainsborough lady In
that, from her headgear, there waves a
feather Her hat viii not be OF the set,
conventional type, but win be adapt
ed to her own personality. The woman
who can wear II VIII dash along In a
hat whose plume sets her of and seems
part OF her.
The hat plume, according TO the very
latest standards OF fashion, should not
exactly match the hat. but should con-
trast with II. Upon a black hat there
can be a white plume, and upon
white hat q plume Of black shows OF
best. Contrast Is allowed In making
the selection and the hat which Is
tastefully chosen and which shows a
great deal OF contrast Is the one that
is the best OF all from Dame Fashions
point OF view.
Select your clothing so that II will
enhance your own natural charm.
This will be the motto IN dress for the
woman OF 1901.
The shoes for 1904 will be as remark
able as 1t is possible for conventional
shoes to be. Though they are far
from being lashy, they are noticeable
In many respects, the most prom nent
Of which Is the height OF the heel.
The girl OF 1904 Will go mincing
through the drawingroom, for 1t will
not be possible for her TO walk In any
other manner Upon high heels,
which are veritable stills, she will
perch, while her toes will nestle down
into the toes OF pointed shoes that are
eXquisltely embroidered in pearls.
White shoes. bronze shoes and satin
shoes Of all colors are trimmed for eye-
ming with little trimmings which set
of their attractiyeness hundredf0ld,
Upon the instep OF slipper OF black
satin there Is traced little ribbon en-
broldery in pale bronze and on the toe
OF the bronze slipper there Is a little
ornament In the shape Of a silvered fig
ure surrounded by worked leaves.
Waists are sharply divided into two
classes. the very short waist and the
very long waist, with a preference for
the latter. The short waist, which r.
on the empire style. Is for evening,
and the waist Is usually one which be-
longs to some other period, restora-
tion waist The Second empire waists,
which are worn with the round skirts,
are becoming to slender figures.
But II is the long waist pointed in
front, which Is the most becoming. the
waist that is most worn and the style
which forms the pattern for the new
shirt waists, Bloused In front with
the blouse coming down to long point
tight on the sides and snug In the back
viii be the description Of the waist that
Is to come.
But, though this Is generally true,
the likeness by no means ends there.
The coming waist will be very elab-
crate affair just how elaborate not
even the modiste who Is planning II
dares to predict.
One thing Is very certain. The vogue
for lace will not lessen. and the waist
of the future will be wholly or largely
built of this material which grows In
popularity as II becomes more and
more usefu. At no time since the reign
Of Louis Xl were laces 50 popular
The latest OF the new laces are
stout In their texture, Of color that
wears well, and so durable that they
can be washed like calico II is a fact
that many OF the new cotton laces can
be tubbed and rubbed and that all the
necessary strength can be put upon
them.