Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-20

, style. The Biarritz glove is once more
fashionable.
There has been q marked change In
hair dressing OF late No one will
regret the passing of the enormously
high pompadour IL was not artistic.
and was seldom becoming. The hair is
still worn very loosely waved and
puffed. but the silhouette is not so abb
normal. The braided coronet is the very
latest and Is extremely pretty when 1t
Is becoming. The hair Is usually parted
in the middle ANA loosely carried above
the ears. The braids are begun low on
the neck and pinned invisibly around
the head. Few women have heavy
enough hair to make the two braids
necessary, and switches In strands OF
three are in lively demand In the shops.
Another form OF the coTonet is very
pretty. The hair is waved and arrang-
ed in low pompadour all around, while
the braid Is cooled around the crown
OF the head. A high comb Is placed In
the center Of the coil. Other coiffures
OF the moment are furnished with tiny
punches OF curls among the coils of
hair "A figure eight has two short
curls on either side, low on the neck
The old fashioned French twist is fin
lshed bunch Of curls high In the
back. Combs and pins Of tortoise shell,
by the way, make most acceptable
Christmas gifts. Choose the color care
fully, with due regard to the color Of the
hair the pins are to adorn.
Curried apples are delicious easy to
prepare and are not common enough
In this part of the world. Make a
creamy mixture with one cupful of dark
brown sugar. one-half cupful of butter,
and a teaspoonful of curry powder. Cut
tart cooking apples In half the round
way, remove the cores, and spread with
tne curry mixture, Bake in "A quick
oven.
A waist with the new pointed yoke
effect was of fine white batiste. the
yoke or white Irish crochet lace in leaf
designs with a border of wheels. AT
lhe neck came O standing lace stock
Inc oody or the waist was tucked, the
fullness being drawn down snugiy TO
the waist, The sleeves Were OF mod
crate size. with ornaments of tucks
and cuffs of Irish crochet.
Even prettier was waist of semi
transparent white linen with standing
collar, yoke and cuffs of white cluny
The yoke came wei down over the
shoulders, contributing to their breadth
the high effect now requisite being at
tained by clever. not too pronounced
VIKINGS. Unlike most smart waists. this
one fastened In front under a broad
strip of cluny. Across the bust the lin
en- was shirred. the fullness being then
carried down with resolution. The
sleeves were small and finished with
long cuffs of cluny.
An elaborate waist of white creme de
chine had round tucked yoke diversl-
fled with motifs and embroidery. The
body OF the waist was striped perpen-
dicularly with valenclennes insertions
and was finished near the bottom with
circular tuckings The sleeves were OF
the new three-quarter lengths. with
small melon-shaped shoulder puffs. di.
minlshing 10 tucks and ruffles. Looms
of velvet in bluish-red matched the
color OF the broa dcloth tailored suit TO
accompany which the waist was in-
tended.
lingerie waist OF white lawn ac-
companying a suit of dark gray and
green checked homespun had al the
throat II little pointed plastron of Vie
nese embroidery Finishing square
yoke effect were lawn ruches outlining
In checks motifs OF valenciennes Ia
sertion. over the body OF the whist
rambled bold motifs of gathered silk
ribbon. The sleeves OF three.quarter
length. were close-fittlng ARRANGEMENTS
Of puffs and ruches.
A waist OF fine white mohair had
deep yoke taking the form OF a short
bolero OF coarse lace, closed in front
and edged with ruches OF white lace
and ribbons. The sleeves were of elbow
length, with lace undersleeves.
White lingerie waists are the rule. yet
those In colors are not out OF the run
ming. Cadet ana other blues are espe-
cially popular. A waist IN pale blue ba-
tiste, with chrysanthemum embroidery
and insertions OF white valenciennes.
was particularly noted. The Insertions
were arranged In no obvious pattern,
but apparently set haphazard. irregu-
larry framing the embroidery II IL
I'm waists OF this order that the skill OF
the home dressmaker has widest lit.
tude.
OF the belts that fasten the lingerie
waist volume might be written. In
general they have grown narrow Yet
exceptions are almost as common ns
the rule. Pinafore belts and belts with |
bretelles, rehnements of last springs |
suspender belts, are among the sue |
cesses of the autumn. Ribbon, satin |
and velvet. leather and fine gold and |
silver braids are employed In the man |
OF these dainty nuishings |
Take 1t by and large. the winter shirt !