The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-02
WHITE STILL SUPREME
OVER C0LORS
BY MADAME HYpoRNE.


Paris, Dee. Ever since the fat has
gone fo.th that white will be wcrn this
winter, THE discussion as TO the advis-
ability of wearing II when snow is on
the ground and the thermometer reg
listers below zero has been hotly dis
cussed. Few women past their first
youth can stand the test of Whit
gown when they are ''nipped" with the
cold ami can no longer lay claim to
the wild rose" glow of perfect!
healthy eirihood, but the charm of
white garments IN winter for a girl ~
hen teens or early twenties, and for q
white heIiSd woman or whose appear
ance the vagaries of climate have very
little effect. is quite unquestionable.
In Paris, those who can afford them
are having long coats made entirely OF
ermine, with big storm collars and fancy
buttons. ind lined with the softest ard
most costly brocades in oyster pink'
rearl gray or faint shades cf NAIVE
Other women, whose dress allowances
| dc not aclnit of extravagances or Il Fac
nature. content themselves with coats
CT squirrel flank. the new and entirely
successful substitute fer ern1ine, when
Is achiev ing great popularity n fariS-
| In some cases, eTmine is cleyeriy conf
hined with white faced cloth, perfect
/ Iv-fitting Ceep Swiss belt of the cloth
]
/ Of the coat and the basque. white oniy
half of tie sleeve is of fur so as to en-
ltlrely obyiate the thick" appearance
v hich thu white fur coat lends TO many
women who are not OF sylph-like pro-
portions.
! The favorite fancy in the Paris houses
! at present is, however, the little Jacke'
OF white refreshments fashloheC II
uuasi-miliiary style. and designed Tor
| mi -XhnGR cnntnlPXlODS are SUI
fciently hrilliant to bear the trying ef-
fects of white in mid-winter. These are
made very short, being braided down
| the front with coarse white silk mi'i-
tary braid, while they are Supplemental
with collar cuffs and waistcolt OF elec
trio blue velvet worked in silver. IheJ
will be accompanied by smart little nus
sar cars of the same white fur, triInme-
| With CORDS and brush. and relieving
| touch in the form Of a blue enameiied
! button.
Although the high bandeau is sti.i
greatly in favor. some of the new Paris
| hats are fashioned without any attempt
at a support of this description. This IS
especially noticeable IT, the ease or the
round toGues which are worn rat on the
head, a chiffon scarf being sWatfed
round them and falling a little below
the shoulders behind. while = knot OF
roses in metal shades completes the e.
feet.
Cinnamon and blue represent a very
Popular combination which the nii.lncJ
, OF today is exploiting with enthusiasm
the hats iii this attractive shaGo u
brown being usually carried out iii SOL
: beaver fs!t which can be maEeuver4d
! into any shape 10 suit the features ~!
: the WearFI. In some cases the hat l.
; trimmed with cinnamon -colored plunleS
. the only touch of blue being INTRODUCED
= hy means of a wide buckle of blC'
! enamel, While in other cases the feats
ers are tipped with blue. and. blue ana
: cinnamon. colored tulle are Slated to-
, geIher to eEcircle the crown. The vosuC
for Mercury wings shows no signs O.
abatement, the wings either being in
? troduced fat against the sides of thf
! In front of the broad brimmed hat:
/, with a mammoth buckle.
IL The neW-shaped tOque, known as tn;
: "hatiron'-a name suggested by is:
: close resemblance to this homely do
= mestic implements among the lates
e Innovations in the realm of millinery
l IT is frequently carried out in combi
e nation of blue and green velvet trimme,
With velvet fruit These hats are, b.
4 sides, to he had in fur. in which cas-
= the trimming usually takes the form 0
/ a little cluster of caTnellies or shade;
I velvet roses.
4 Numbers of the new picture moiel
. have no other trimming than a scar
: Of fine gold tissue, heavily fringe1 n
the ends and falling over the brim -
[ the hat almost TO the shoulder This
u although lot a little startling, is suff
{ GENTLY becoming to tempt many wome!
: TO adopt it, the effect when the Who'll
& toilette is carried out in black. beinl
q particularly successful.