The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19

wear with any of the light gowns with
which blue will harmonic. White hose
Will be worn more than ever for the
past two decades. Plain white and
white in lace effects are all to be popu-
lar. The hose in champa gne shades
to match the low shoes of suede leath-
er are exceedingly pretty. Blacks are
either in lace effects or of the most
sheer gauze, with a heavier weave in
the heels. The transparent Isle is
equally popular with the silk.
The Easter gloves show some novel
effects. The solid color is relieved with
out the old style stitching down the
back, but a line of delicate embroidery
in a contrasting shade with a wristb band
of the same turned back on the glove
The effect is excellent, either for white
gloves with the color to match the
gloves, or in other combina tons for
gown of more than one COLOR
Gloves with cOlOred Innings are still
in vogue. \ boon i'm the glove line for
the woman with tendency TO perspira-
ton is the glove with a front lining of
rubber inside. protection for the hand
and the glove both.
Girdes the Correct Thing.
Among the most interesting novelties
are the belts and the new stocks and
colors for the summer season. Belts
are in one line almost alone. If the
belt is not girdIe it is slightly out of
date. Cirdles are made of almost every
conceivable material from silk to
leather. the girdle effect being obtained
in the latter material by a twO-piece
belt stitched together at the waist line
and fitting snugly above and below. \
few tailored belts in heavy leather are
shown in one piece, but these are more
'nObby' than pretty. The faNOrite eff
feet is that formed by n deep buckle at
the back and a smaller one i'm the front.
The Shirred giTdle is made, however.
with only the bone at the back and the
narrow buckle or simply hooks and eyes
in the front. Suede belts to match the
shoes are seen and champagne belts to
match the hose Indeed, it is stated
that with the shirt waist suits Of white,
the gloves, shoes, hose and belts must
match to be really smart.
The collar and cuff sets are all the
rage in the matter OF decoration for
gown. These range through all prices
from the simple tUrnOVeTS of linen TO
handsome sets of Irish crocheted lace
at upwards of SO a set. The Buster
Brown collars are to be extended up
ward to suit all ages. and are shown
i'm all materials. One favorite stvle is
of fine linen. hand-embroidered in eye
lets. 1t is doubtful if this style will
meet with favor except among the ex-
tremely young people.
Chemisettes New and Dainty.
Some handsome and comforta BILE
stocks are shown with a collar of white
pique and tie attached of coIors. The
turnover linens in the buttonhoIed va
riety are still popular. and are shown
in white and all cOlors. These are to
be worn with the ribbon under or laced
through the wide buttOnholes at either
end. Linen collars OF the kind usually
worn by both sexes are still shown but
most Of the linens are either hem
stitched or hand-em embroidered Stocks
or white material with Ascot ties
formed of colors are seen. one of the
newest thinks in ncckwear shown in
the local shops is the chemiSette which
Is Tor wear with the CIOSe-fittine gowns
OF the spring season. Several STYLES are
SHOWN, the most popular being Of white
pIque with fine lace or embroidery in
IesJoonS across the front. These serv-
lceable little things are all of the tub
variety. the gaudy bits of silk and per
iSnable StuffS having passed out with
the winter season. The only silk found
in neckwear is in the handsome rib
Dons 10 be worn under the stocks or
turnoVers. Dresden ribbons with cir
dies to match are particularly pretty.