The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
FASHIONS AND FADS

Moire silk Is used a good deal.
BoierO effects have begun to appear
Most OF the new wings are very large
Coats are longer than for many a sea-
son.
Chamois and castor gloves are much
worn.
The cord idea extends into the all-slk
fabrics.
in the newest coiffure the front is crisp
ly waved
The white lingerie petticoat is the thing
in Paris.
All materials for young girls are airy
and bilowy.
Amethyst is the color over which Paris
is going mad.
BOngee has had renaissance, together
with fOuiard.
Shoes lighter than the gown are con
sidered sOleCisms.
Beads of japanese oxblood are made
into pins and chains.
Chilcren's STYLES are IA king more and
moro simple lines.
Rose shades and fruit tones are leaders
in the standings.
The parasOls never have been more
stunning than this season.
Disappointed Waistlines are in evidence
among evening gowns.
TUNES worn with evening gowns grow
more and more elaborate
The amethyst is undoubtedly the favor
ties stone OF the moment.
Short skirts are to remain In favor as
the fRvOute for walking.
Pretty little rabat bows are made OF
Coiored eyelet embroidery
Skirts gathered at the hips tell the story
OF tomOrrOW's STYLES.
The new straws are soft. highly fin
ished and very light in weight.
Though skirts are by no means wide as
Yet wraps are Of good width.
The motor veil has become one OF the
most cherished adjuncts of beauty.
For walking costumes the IstticOat is
made ankles length and zfunu7a
There is q new devil collar like those
Of the winter. but made OF linen
The immediate idea IN renaissance Is
2 barking back TO the early Victorian
Paris reports an effort to launch wider
skirts, often with psnnier effects.
There is certainly no falling off in EN-
broidery and braiding in the summer
gowns.
Violent contrasts in color are a char
acteristies OF the STYLES in evening gowns
Bronze slippers, worn with silk hosiery
OF the same hue. are exceedingly dressV
Coiffures continue TO be very flat -Or
ton and center parting is very much
Dutch collars of the plain linen. edged
with Irish crochet. are neat and mex
pensive.
There is a rumor that fichus and friu,
are to be reinstated into the girls ward
robes.
Some OF the spring suits are every BIT
as plain and cinging as ahose seen dur
ing the winter.
Rose or clover-colored hat pins. fash.
toned with coral, are among the novelties
this spring
The princess skirt with the bib con.
tinues TO be about the most prominent
thing IN its class
The shantung gown. while less Of 2
leader this season than last, Is s.tl ex
csedngly popular.
For wearing with dressy frocks the lin.
Eerie petticoat Is allowed 10 sweep tbs
ground HN around.
The waistline has dropped OF course
though coats with alleged empire backs
are stll with US
Most pleasing among the really sum
merry hats are strsws in burnt tones Of
in pale butter color.
Daggers Of tortoise shell and studded
with diamonds are among the most pop
ulsr hair ornaments.
Gauze and net gowns OF the hour are al
most always lined with contrasting tOn'
or color
The fancy for trimming sleeves around
and around at different parts Of the arm
is . growing one.
All the pongee weeves ar extremely
popular. and the material has no end o,
variety this season
Hosts Of the smartest little sprins
gowns are OF the jumper class with ne
waists Of the same color.
New wool suitings incline more to one
tone coloriugs I'm medium or dark tones
than mixed effects.
Fancy Directors belts are made or fine
affia. and are to be had in the mOs'
artistic colorings-
snow stocks and iabots OF net sug.
gest themselves for wear with the light
weight wool and mohair suits.
An ostrich plume, wired and then benz
quite coubIe is one Of the unusual trim
nings on the spring tuThan-