The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16
PART TWO.

er than ever this year and il goes
without saying that the NUTS are
larger than ever
One set OF white fox has a mum
measuring about thirty inches across.
With It is n long boa, widening out at
the back OF the neck into a pelerine
style Of neckpiece. Vying with this
style are the little round collarettea
which fasten in chick bows at one side
and give to the woman with long
graceful lines q stylish appearance.
White Is still the fur for young girls,
although there is a Persian mutton
which is found in pale gray. blue and
ether shades TO take the place of the.
exquisite white things of the past few.
years. This is a less expensive ma,
terial than fox. but Il is handsome and
girlish.
Handsome coats Of Russian yetta.
called from their shape leisure coats"
are worn to just below the waist ana
are loose.
Gloves and Other Things.
AS to the supposed accessories Of
dress (Which are really the essentially
there is more of variety than ever.
Gloves are Of one kind only, however.
long. There will be no sale of short
gloves this season. and it is doubtful
whether the makers can supply the
dealers with the quantities of longt
gloves which will be needed.
Belts are of many kinds. The deeus
corslet-fitted belts will be worn fre-i
Cuently TO match the skirts of strneti
suits. and then again for house wCari
the extremely Marrow belts are favored
AS rule with white waists one will
wear white belts. Stocks IRE not sol
novel nor so much i'm demand. owing tot
the fact that the waists are still butt
toned in the back with the collar at
tached. But some new ideas are 10 be-
seen i'm them.
Shoes will still be worn low, and the,
gaiter or "spat" will be us much IN evil
dence as last year. These smart arti-
cles are found in all colors to match the.
gowns. and shoeanakers, yea those not
up-to-date, will make them of the cloth
! for a. customer. Heels are lower and a.
decided tendency toward the heavier
shoe is seen.
And it may be said that with the
passing of the cOlored shoes 20 the col
| ored stockings except for house YEAR.
The tendency is toward all black, fine
sheer silk innocent OF clocSing or en-
brOidery, taking the. lead. OF course
the stockings with a little group OF
flowers embroidered by hand Will re-
main in vogue forever. but the general
idea is again for black in the hosiery
line. These have L tende Icy to make
the foot look smaller and are always
| in keeping with amy gown worn.
Gowns for Housewear.
Gowns for indoor wear or for the
boudoir are made of satins ami l1ces
elaborate enough for evening gowns.
These, as shown in a local store. are
all opened down the front and meant
! to be worn over elaborate silk petit
coats, which are shown i'm eolors to
match the gowns.
But the same may he said of every
thing that is worn by the feminine
world. The best ,lgessed women ere
not necessarily those who go east or
west to select styles and clothes for
each season, but those who take The
! judgment of the men and women who
have devoted their time To the study of
these things and br ing the bes1 to the
stores in Salt Lake And II may be
stated that as good an assortment may
be found in a VISIT 10 these stores as
one finds anywhere outside the fashion
centers of Paris and London.