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

A gay Beau Brummel frill at the throat
| transforms the tailored suit into some
thing very dainty and feminine
/ Sleeveless coats with a color contrast
ing with the gown under them are in
growing favor as the season advances.
The coarser weaves of tussore. which
| have the preference just now look az a
distance like piece OF rough canvas
II IS not the woman who spends the
most money who looks best. but the vo-
man who knows her type and dresses to
suit il.
Some extremely smart hats are trimmed
| with really wonderful natural nastur-
tlums. They are great favorite at pres
One of the oddities of the season is the
/ INTRODUCTION or the metallic and spangle
! eItects among the cOttOns and linens
Among the popular fabrics are the new
tWo-tone changeable satins the face be
ing Of one color and the back of an
other.
Flesh-eoior stockings and gloves are to
be had and are particularly effective for
midsummer wear with the lingerie frock.
Whatever their shape coats are
| straight of line. slab style at the back.
ana show never curve except at the
armhoie.
Collars Of fine linen. hand-embroidered.
! are sheer enough for the fine frOeks. and
suitable also for the heavy linens and
pOngees
The wide shirtwaists. striped with color
]
| worn. are in great favor with the girls
/ just now
An effort is under way to establish the
/ three-Quarter sleeve length. especially in
connection with three-quarter frocks and
| blOuses.
Plaits set in at the side and quite
l around the skirt below the knee suggest
/ the returning fullness OF this part Of the
I costume.
The newest hatpins are Of enameIed
| white metal and dull or bright jet effect.
! They come in ball. pear or spear shape.
/ large or small.
Pretty black and white check suits.
! SHOWN IN one piece, have collars and cuffs
/ OF black brOadcioth instead of the more
| usual black velvet
/ There is no falling off Of embroidery
I and braiding I'm this springs gowns. and
/ it is a fancy now to emDeIlish unusual
parts Of the gown.
The white Dutch collar has still a
/ great vogue before it. during the coming
/ warm weather. Whether it will finish it
4 self up by fail is hard to prophecy
/ The serges are having a great run. ana
/ there Is such a variety Of them in color
/ and texture that they may be chosen for
almost any daytime costume
| Standings are still in the height of
| popularity. Some OF the new weaves of
/ this long-tried material are stout and of
/ sufficient body for the hardest wear
/ A great many odd shoulder bands and
/ straps are introduced by the best max
1 ers, the bands and straps making a fin
ish for the jumper gowns over the
/ guimpes
/ With the new evening gowns are worn
/ jewel stoles and girdles, sparkling with
I stones Of many colors and further
: frightened with threads of gold, silver
| copper or aluminium
/ Parts drsSs-bUilders have refused to in
/ dorse the cult OF the small waist. the new
/ models being made more with 2 view to
[ natural grace
| Automobile people are using the little
japanese hand stoves-cchauffrettes" the
/ French call thenl-which can be slipped
( into the muff.
The gathered sleeve. to be dainty. must
| be made Of very soft material and on a
foundation as clinging and slight as net
/ or silk mousseline.