The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-10
FASHIONS AND FADS.



the past. ua-;sfsns in
Silver is the latest idu u
The The square velvet dot is the leader IN
y TheTe is very little demand for silver
S's Shoes. stockings and gloves should
H We see ees many light suits trimmed with
- The SD ' newest veil is double and full
yard each way. - Al
Peacock designs figure prominently IN
decorative effects. L..
Black lace edged with NeINet i '"S iN'
est thing in sashes. 49,,
For the dressy waist lhe 'uCAIN 0i1-
is generally chosen Sc
vogue the coming seson- A.
DaTned effects continue III la'oi li 'i'N
matter Of embroidery.
Large spots and tiny ones are mixed OH
some Of the new wells. go
The scarf is almost incispensaole aus
both DAY and evening wear.
With the tailored suits coarse i'esd Net
waists viii be much worn $500
The turnover linen collar with Japol
will be worn as Of yore.
The old-fasbioned sailor collar has come
back for the Younger set.
Among the small hats are turod"S vi
silver with colored aigTettes-
With the tailored suits MORE SILK oeil-
ing Of every color is being worn
A novelty Of the spring openings Is
repped mohair. called Ottoman royal
The One-buttou glove is the tnlng. anu
made of natural-colOred ChamOis skin
The lavender sweet pea is very new alu
is seen only on the most expensive DAYS
Gold slippers. which are unmiStakah.y
popular come in gold cloth and gold
Dutch collars OF Irish chochet are
mong the most attractive OF the neck
rXings
LoT-cut. two-cyelet oxford ties Of gray
suede are among the latest showing in
/ mems shoes
( The indications for chiIdrens garments
{ are that they viii be more and more sim
some Of the smartest Of the new hat
/ pins are small enamclled plaques IN All
I tones Of color.
/ Double effect wells come in all sorts
l OF modish coiOTings. green over brown
/ being a smart combination.
! There is a fad just now for making Inc
color Of the hstpi9s contribute TO the
| trimming Of the hat
Metallic net bids fair to be much used
for hats for more dressy occasions during
I the coming season.
Because OF the demand for softly woven
fabrics. many Of the wOOllens are woven
[ with a silk surface.
One Of the new skirts is Quiteplan, ex-
cept for the lower half Of the front
/ breadth. which is killed
] Mems handkeTChiefs have long slim
mOnOgrams embroidered on them, some
times as much as six inches long.
Handsome pearl buttons are seen on
many Of the shirtwaists. three rows and
. sometimes four being favored
JabOts OF plain material are more fash
. iOnable at present than the ones with
. loops Of ribbon or velvet
/ MOtner-of-peari handles for umbrellas,
or insets. are entirely out Of favor, ivory
Fhaviug superseded II.
There are black velvet shoes as well as
black velvet slippers to wear with the
many mOdish black tOilettes.
I Brooches are growing 60 alarming
lengths, some Of them being long enough
/ to reach right across the cOrsdge.
Women with quiet taste are wearing
with afternoon costumes the patent leath-
or boot with very high cloth top.
Gowns Of coarse cotton net are en-
broidered in a heavy, irregular daUing
stitch. not only in white but In ColOrs.
Millinery materials are varied in straw
and braid, and for the early season, in
net. shirred silk and marquisett tie
A great MANY Of the skirts hint at dra-
perry. which emphasizes the fact also that
the tendency is toward more fgllDess
I Few deep yokes Of croSswise trimmings
are seen in the new waists. lengthWise
tucks and insertions having taken their
place.
The winds of March have brought out
the sweater again. and il has proved that
IL IS as strongly d faVOTite as ever II was.
COlors in umbrellas are fashionable this
year and dark red, dark green, taupe and
Odd-lOOkinE gTays are the most popular.
All-Over nets. embroidered i'm crystal
bugIes and beads. in pearls. jet or beads,
are still in first favor for evening
waists.
A rich color season is at hand. What
ever else next seasons styles. yet I'm
known. may have in store, this much is
"a surety.
The long stole effect produced by the
arrangement of the scarf on either shout
der, has not in any way increased in
popularity.
Lace and net overrobes will be much
worn over straight. untrimmed gowns
the handsomest of the robes being en-
I brOi0eTed with jewels.
In spite of the rage for tones Of Law
ender and purple which has existed all
winter, there is more OF it than ever OF
the spring hats.
The new sailor has a low. broad crown
with a wide bTim. a little wider at one
side than the other, the sides curling az
. very slightly.
CTavenstte Capes are being shown fol
young girls. They are made very Dlair
with four buttons down the front and q
hood lined with a contrasting color.
/ The huge bows Of the past season proved
SO universally becoming that the MILL
ners are beginning to fashion them agar
for the season to come.
/ For women who cannot afford foot
wear TO match their different gowns
slippers Of patent leather. with rhine
stone buckles, are a good investment.
t Ribbons are no longer worn thTeadc,
in and out through the hair puffs bu
are drawn smoothly around the head
with the ends tucked out of sight
One Of the Oriental departments g.
showing some patterns waists of heav,
Irish li1en which are heavily embroid
cred I'm characteristic japanese Datter7S
In Paris they are wearing extra higl
button boots Of black satin. the satin il
Openwork over the instep Under tines
are worn stockings to match the frock
Full length jabOts OF fancy net; edge
S with NaieUciennes lace. have little mad
satin straps shirred into tassel aHd bal
effects at the ends. which fall among IN
folds Of the lace.
One OF the prettiest new boleros is a
the brassier or shoulder strap type. wit
much more material used I'm tile from
than at the back. The effect IS quit
novel.
The three. four and six-piece skirt
/ are most used among the gored var
cites. as they can be more satisfactory
adapted to the new form Of directoire
Bronze slippers make the daintiest foe
covering imagine bic. especially when fin
shed with a metal buckle and worn wit
silk stockings TO match.