The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-24
FASHIONS FROM THREE CENTERS
FASHIONS.
gY MAY DAWSON

ms were seen at lHe ufSI court u
year held by King Edward and
a.,,sp Alexandra at buckingham pal
THE Duchess Of BuccleUch. who
i'm attendance on the queen as mis-
- of robes, was attired in a gown of
- eatin. embroidered in jet in long
tsneriu4 sprays mihsled with movers
tai-sJ i'm chauiIle. The train was of
- HACK brocade lined with satin.
- Grace wore white plUmes ana veil
- lr4gufdcrut tiara, necklet, and or
tl1.,,r+4 of pearls and diamonds. The
sT.r.rfaut-- of LaUSdOWne, in attend
-. as lady i'm waiting on her majesty,
30 81 black satin dress trimmed with
sr black lace. and embroidered with
49, and d train .f black velvet. a dia-
,,TorF and pearl TARA, diamond neck
iaf and strings II pearls and large
-a--..... ornament in diamonds were
,...r- White fumes and veil were
,,..r-r by all the aembers of the queens
Ta. 5Tarcrinr IS of Tweedale's dress
,,.s ir Princess style and Of palest
.-,,,- satin. Lriu med with bands of gray
I-.+ ami an. urOidered in d beautiful
r.sirr raised from the satin surface
5r male gray md gold. The bodice was
-1isbsd with g. bolero of velvet and en-
Nf'H.. Ail- ElttAtS u lace were
.r.afF-d with pale yellow roses. The
.,-,-n was 0i 0th-Of-gOld trimmed with
-.e..- raised ia gold tissue, and lined
-rfrh brIovy iight-lOokinE quantities of
male gray a. ion. A high tiara neCklet
Ind many treSS ornaments of superb
diamonds All & emeralds looked splendid
with this r,rfeCt harmony in soft gray
and pale SOLD
THe EIarChiouess of Salisbury chose a
,.nuIa.o court costume i'm ClOth-Of-
gaTI The Princess dress was trimmed
only with raised rOscttes VI gold tissue,
cleaning with lines of embroidery in
gold buGIa beads which caught the
light with great effect. There was
some old Italian lace on the bodice, and
over the shoulders broad bretelles of
gold tissue studded with raised ros-
cites. amLrOideTe1 with bugleS. The
train of Cl0Ih-Of-gOld was finished all
round the edge with a cleaning fringe
Hk. border. A tiara necklet and orna-
weut- OF magnificent diamonds looked
imposing with this ClOth-of-gOld dress
AMI train.
Olivia Countess Cairns had a charm
ing gown in pink satin mOusseline
made with a plain simple long skirt
the bodice being finished with beautiful
lace. jet and brilliant embroidery. The
train was in pale maiZe-hued soft
meteor crepe de chine, and it was lined
with silk and chiffon. Diamond and
pearl ornaments We're worn, and a bOu-
quet of shaded pink carnations carried
Countess Carrington's dress Of ivory
Chanuly motif lace was daintily
wrought with a glittering tracery oil
fine silver. The bodice was deftly
draped with lace, and was finished witt
waistband of violet velvet. The lace
i
as 10 give a Princess effect, and Ions
ends Of violet velvet fell from tn,
Waistband at the back and were lined
with satin. The train was Of paTtiCu
larry handsome Cream-cOlOTed rOiSt
point guipure. over pale mauve silk
II WIS caught up on the shoulder al
one corner. A tiara Of diamonds il
floral design, a diamond collar and
EecHet, and many diamond ornament.
were worn.
Tie Countess of Sefton's was Z
charming dress of ivory-white satin
drsDed with a beautiful old black Brus
sells lace. The bodice had a deep waist
band of black velvet straps Of which
coming over the shoulders. outlined d
tutker of white tulle The train OF
B-uSsels net was over silver tissue. I
vas lined with satin, striped with cTep,
q chine. Very beautiful diamond anC
Parl tiara necklets and ornament;
we're worn.
The Countess of Dvsart wore a dress
If cloth of gold handsomely embrOi
iered i'm silver and draped with rea
handmade net wrought in silk with
design of lotus flower. The train wa.
az Venetian velvet, draped with BTUs
sells lace. Beautiful jewels were worn
The Countess of Kerry's dress was %
.aFr q en1 n (.
silk. It was lightly and GRACEFUL!
draped with beautiful fine Limericl
lace. The train of blue satin wal
draped with lovely Irish lace and j
was lined with white silk. Diamond anC
pearl ornaments were worn.
NisCOUntess Lewisham, with an Un
deTdreSs of pink tuile. wore Il skirt o.
sun ray pleated, founced edged Will
rink frayed out silk rUches. The bOdic,
was drdped round the berthe. the fold
caught with 4 large butterfly WrOugh
in pink iTidescent jeweling and pearls
There was a Waistband Charmingly EN-
brOidered TO correspond, high in from
ana narrow at the back. over tn
shoulders were straps of embroideT!
finished daintily back and front witt
little fringes. The sleeves were IL
draped tulle, with long ends, hnishe,
with tassels i'm pink, pearls and bril
Hants. The train was Of pink Lyon
velvet, and was worn from the shoul
cers and lined with pink tulIe. a tiara
necklet and dress ornaments Of dia
monds and rubi3s went with this beau
tlful dress very effectively.
Fortunately for those who delight j
The SplendOT of silver and the glitter q
gold. both these metals are as eviden
as ever in the gowns made for stated
occasions and upon the f1imsiest ant
most fragile of backgrounds. Flower
painted by hand upon satin, silk an
net, and "a glorious display OF artificial
blossoms AT the recent court made
happy aUgLry for the future of flower
as the OTnamentatiOn of this season
evening tOilettes.
There is every Indication Of a re
neWed triumph for such adornments
nut great Discrimination and care mus
De used i'm the employment of flower
except by hands skilled in this form o
aecorauon. Few mistakes can be mad
when merely knot Of blossom for tn
center of the cOFsage is assumed, an
as this is type of ornament that ha
rather languished of late. its TeappeaT
Snce Will be entirely welcome. 1t
when flowers are arranged round tn
cors8ge decOlletage. or upon a Skin