The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
FASHIONS AND FADS.

Very popular ornaments for the hair
are the ones in the shape of filets or
bands made of amber or shell and stud
ded with rhinestOnes.
A band at the hem or row of buttons
and buttonholes down the front are about
the only trimmings that manifest them
selves on the skirts.
A long chain, intended to be twisted
around the neck second and third time,
is Ornamented with rose coral oblongs,
perfectly matched.
The latest touch for lingerie is to have
cherry ribbon bows to fasten up the dain-
ty garments instead of the old familiar
baby blue and pale pink
Extra smart blOuses are of coarse
gold net. embroidered in very dull rich
shades, and these are supposed to carry
out the color scheme of the costume.
The sleeve that fits tightly at the wrist
flares out over the hand and often has
a little strap of elastic /on the inside
through which the thumb is slipped.
The men who have their dress shirts
made in England are having the bOsOms
made to fasten with a single stud. This
is apt to be an deliberately jeweled af-
fair
A novel piece of headgear is the ca
briOIet, with one string only, and that a
lCng one. capable Of being wOunu around
the neck and left to flow down the back.
The smartest cOiOrs for the early spring
viii be taupe, mole, smoke, vapOr gray,
sulphur, old gold, heliOtrOpe, cinnamon
brown, jade and the cashmere colors.
There has come about a fashion, not
new but a revival, of fastening a tight
circular skirt under an Ornamented de-
sign that runs left to right across the
figure from the waist to hem.
Mems scarfs for spring are made of
very deliberately woven silk fabrics of
open-wOrk design striking lacy things
that come in ali the popular colors of the
moment
A pretty ornament for the hair is of
nal her haT - II,
band in filigree. and has a black aigrette
studded with brilliants caught at the left
side of the head
The -one-piece dress and the three-piece
suits that have been held in allegiance for
the street by the popularity of the Direc-
tOire coat and skirt costume, are again
in the ascendant
Kid slippers are being replaced by slip
pers of metal cloth. the latest novelty be-
ing the color interviewer with metal
threads a loom thread of metal and a
cross thread of color.
Concerning hats in general, they are
mostly flOwer-tTimmed. and the greatest
favor is shown to small flowers and clus-
ters, buttercups, sweet peas, fOrgetmenOts
and moss roses,
As to mourning stationery. there are
three sizes of black border to be used on
note paper and visiting cards A widow
uses the deepest. a daughter the next and
a sister the third
Every woman who owns a scrap of old
lace EnOHIQ nTllE II 10 tllE LNTe nov dffdN :
and hand 1t over to the ministrations of
her dressmsker to work into the intri-
cacies of her new toilettes.
The fuzzy, furry hat, with no other
trimming than a plume or couple of quilts
at the side is quite elegant. and is very
suitable for tailomades, for no matter
what time Of day.
A lovely shade Of pink. known as rose
Bengale passe, has the sOftneSs OF q dy-
ing rose: the new browns include fenille
morte. or dead leaf. and to the gTays has
been added ash and plomb.
For mourning. both grenadine and crepe
are favored materials for bonnets. They
are worn with a draped crepe veil, in
deep mourning. beneath which IS a face
veil of tulle or net bordered also with
crepe.
With evening toiiettes there is a grow
ing disposition to introduce a finger depth
in somewhat wider form at the hem Of the
skirt
Coats this season are either cut away
or eight inches of basque. or they are full
three-qusrter length. There are no half
length models.
a high Partisan millinery authority de
clares that. following the vivid and deep
colors that have reigned for two years
past. this spring wiil-s A return to sOft
and light tints in headZear.
Linen gowns, designed for the southern
travellers. are made quite plain and close
fitting being buttoned down each side of
the front from throat to hem with tiny
linen buttons.