The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-10

band of ribbon tied around the hair with
the bow on top.
Large earrings are to Oe worn.
The rage for raffia shows no sign of
abatement.
There is a Victorian tendency in eve
ming costumes.
All sorts of black flowers are appear
ing in millinery.
Earrings have a great vogue on the
other side of the water.
China silk waists will be worn until frost
drives them out.
Wings trim many of the small hats for
wear with tailOrmades.
Dainty pink parasols are embroidered
with flowers of lavender.
Medieval frOcks apparently are leading
back to the draped skirt.
Newest coat collars are large round al
fairs Of Irish or ClUny lace.
The pannier dress is coming back, to
the dismay of the short women.
Ostrich feathers hold their own, but
most of those now seen are Curled.
Light old rose tints are genuinely girl
ish colors for millinery purposes
Curious and fascinating dog collars are
made of old coins fastened together.
Satin crepes, on account of their light
weight. are the preferred hat facing.
Gowns worn everywhere show a great
deal of embroidery, done with the cOars+
est threads.
Plain shoulders are already here, and
full skirts are declared to be on the
way.
1t is predicted that ern1ine will be the
premier fur when the Jack Frost season
opens.
The waistline has come back to its
normal position and is to be laced there
rather tightly.
Soutache has lost hone of it favor. and
is now often employed with floss for
decorating gowns.
Canvas and ribbon belts, which are sold
at very low cost, are q great deal
cooler than leather.
Hosiery colOrs this season are black.
white, tan, blue, wisteria, taupe bronze
and American beauty.
Lace coats are noticeable for taffeta
silk trimming, heavily soutached in the
same color as the lace.
a new pOnSee ribbon in dashy designs
is intended not so much for hat decoration
as for WOmen's neckties.
A smart new slipper mas vdmps of col
ored leather while the rest of the slipper
ard the heel are of white kid
Fancy white jabots, inset with white
lace are very pretty for the elderly wo-
man to don with a dark lawn dress.
The Observation-Disclosures. barette is a
flVOrite decoration for young girls
IS usually twined with cOlOred RIB s.
The old sewing silk wells are a boon for
the travellers and sOjourners at the sell
shore. They do not wilt like chiffon.
Many eyelet embroidered batistes, sheer
linens and other transparent materials
are seer over white, black or a color
Manufacturers are binding and. slash
ing nearly ali fine coats for next winter
with fur.
A new motoring veil is of very pale
gray, showing a wreath il it as large as
a dinner plate with pink figures
Some of the straight scarfs are made
so deep that they are almost shawls and
the shaped ones are made with the same
idea.
Whatever the color scheme of a suit
may be it is considered best to have the
ne match the trimming of the hat in a
tailored walking costume
Sprays of roses are placed upon the
most unlikely points of hats, yet always
IL an artistic manner. Large and small
roses of all colOTs are used
Gray IS just now the correct color fer
all note paper, and when the monogram is
used 1t is placed in the upper left hand
corner instead of the middle
The summer has found many dresses
made extremely sheer. though not trans
parent The sheerness is blurred, and is a
far more modest arrangement than open
work yokes.