The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16
TIE SALT LAKE HERALDs PAGE FOR WOMEN
AUTUMN OUTING CLOTHES.


(By Beatrice Dowler)
New York. Sept 15-When sporting
raiment is being chosen an excellent
basis upon which to conduct the pur-
chase is TO follow mems lead Allow
ing for the limitations of skirts. II is
quite easy 10 copy masculine array i'm
various important points The same
dreadnought tweed is chosen, rendered
shower proof by the clever modern
mode of treating fabric. upon sbootino,
dresses leather is plentifully bestowed.
particularly at the foot of the skirt
where il saves the cloth from wear. and
on the Norfolk coat which may be
piped with leather, and have revers
of il.
Women who equip themselves for Sc
rious fishing cannot be differentiated
from men when i'm the water:> they are
/ wearing exactly the same waders.
brogues and short coats: even their
hats are precisely like those men
ADOPT
The skirt is at a decided disadvan-
tage when mountaineering is the holi-
day pastime pursued. but. needless to
say, il is worn over knickerbockers.
and many women who do very clever
climbing feats discard their skirts
when rough work is in prospect. An
excellent alternative is TO wear a short
skirt that can be lifted at different
heights TO suit different emergencies
during the days experience.
All praise is due to the fashion for
wearing with a serge or tweed skirt a
linen coatee. and our clever dressmak-
eTs and tailors have been making such
coatees with the utmost piquancy. so
that they can be relied upon for looks
as well as for comfort. At the seaside
sail brown linen is the chosen accom-
paniment OF marine blue skirt, or one
of pale mastic fawn. pleasant relief
after the all-prevailmg blue.
Very smart and becoming is a Bel
gian blue linen coatee with a dark
blue skirt though for linen some
women are substituting Shantung silk.
and i'm that fabric Nankeen "A soft vel
low. that is very becoming with n
skirt of cream securing cloth. should
be remembered.
novel idea is a handsome travel
ing coat specially designed without
sleeves. but with epaulet capes II is
necessary to wear a cover-all If one
would alight at ones journeys end
trim and tidy.
1t is generally possible to slip AWAY
and change ones blouse upon a long
journey, and even if such a removal
tory scheme be outside the pro-
gram the sleeves of the spotted net
or batiste shirt may be depended upon
"A
hopelessly crushed and tumbIed con
dition.
One coat which may be described is
made Of Chinese blue silk. with basket
lace and silk embroideries upon it. II
would equally well materialize in glo-
ria, highly FURNISHED edition of al
paca. or in lightweight cloth with
suitable trimmings Of yak lace and
embroidery.
A word for the little hat. useful
model made Of blue chip to match the
coat, belted round the crown with silk
threaded through an ornamental dull
silver buckle. and finished with the al
most inevitable and so graceful veil in
different shades of blue.
1t is rather easy TO forget when on
holiday expeditions intent the fact
that atmospheric conditions upon land
differ very strongly from those upon
the seat. Warm wraps are an absolute
necessity for yachting. and even the
dressing gown that is taken must be
of material that is cOzy. Quilted
silk, light in weight. is not too warm
at sea, and can be made very elegant
by creamy lace frills upon d white
lawn fichu.
Motoring holidays are now very
much the fashion. II is smart as we'll
as delightful to fling away such mum
cane affairs as Runway guides as
worthless literature. and to avoid all
the hurry and hustle of trains and
other trials usually inseparable from
voyaging, by ordering ones motor
car at any hour. and thus to glide
away without ceremony into the un-
known.
Unless a motor holiday, even if IL
be merely a lengthy drive extending
over two or three DAVIS, is under
taken with a suitable and comfortable
wardrobe. it is by no means a pleas
ure. And when one reflects how easy
il is TO secure to this detail of the trip
absolute perfection by exercising a lit
tie fOrethOught and choosing habili-
ments that will meet the requirements
of the journey, no hint at failure need
be necessary. \ Shantung silk coat
for dust and q leather or Ieather-Iined
one for chill are essential.