The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-08

How the Eichu
Is Made and Worn.


a QUAINT and picturesque feminine
FL type win make her debut with the
June roses. She win be as fair as
the rose herself, this edition de luxe OF
her great-grandmother. and she wiz
be known as the Ficbu Girl.
When she dons her cid furbelows and
dons the new one i'm its charming sim
plicity. the Fichu Girl viii impersonate|
the puritan maiden type, and viii cuI-
uvate low musical voice and a mod
est demcanoT- To be anything else
would be OUt of keeping with the badge
of sweet datntiness which she viii wear
on all occasions, and many a masculine
heart win be captured and held by the
Fichu Girls various charms.
This fetching feminine summer girl
VIII he diaphanOus creature in her
soft, fluffy gowns, which viii be full
the hips and fare at the bottom.
Whether her frccks are OF orFsudy,
mousseline fshnet or Dobblnet &C. mat
ters not, but each one must have a fiehu
made so altogether original that there
VIII not be the slightest similarity be
tween them. Such variations viii. OF
course, tax the ingenuity Of the Fichu
Girl, but leave it to her 70 ring many
variations on her favOFite theme, and
no two win be alike.
The new printed silk Tnousselines OF
the Dolly Warden order. but as much
rrettier as modern appliques can make
them look as If the freshest blossoms
Of the season had been scattered over
them. The latter stand out in has relief
HSe panue velvet When made over a
contrasting shade of silk the effect OF
these mOusseiines is bewitChiug.
A pure white one with viOIets SpTiu-
Killed. over it VIII be worn by a sweet
girl graduate at her first alumni ban
ouet IT is made over violet silk, and
its finishing touch is the soft whits
uousseliue dchu which viii drape over
the bare shoulders and cross Y fashion
iu front. fastening at the waist line
with a barOque pearl pin. The triple
friils Of the hchu are piped with black
velvet baby ribbon to give the little
Freuchy touch. and the ends hang from
the waist line nearly TO the bottom Of
the skirt.
The new printed bObbinets are charm
iuE for fchu effects and viii be great
farOTites with the summer girl A
white one which has small pink rose
buds scattered over it viii be worn at
a june garden party by a dainty maid
whose chief attraction viii be her 1chu.
Tho latter is a himy white illusion
made with double accordion pleated
nils Of the same and edged with
pink chenille cord. This crosses in the
front and fasteus at the waist line in
the back, falling like sash ends TO the
bottom Of the gown.
one of the most charming original
fchus seen was made &c wear with a
midsummer gown of printed fishnet.
The latter has a sea-green figure and
is made over green silk. The dchu is
really a rose collar which Stimulates
the former It is made of small white
button roses seWed lengthWise togeth-
or TO resemble sprays, and is laced in
and out with black velvet ribbons about
half an inch wide. These fasten a c the
CoTsage with q chou of black velvet rib
bons, which have long ends from which
a chou of white roses bangles.
Pink cherry blossoms were used ef-
fectively for such a gown, as were also
wild roses and marguerite daisies
Even Violets can be utilized for this
fJhu effect. and when perfumed viii
please the senses Gs well as the eye