The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01
FASHIONS AND FADS

Artificial flowers are more worn than
Wolfe. in many fine weaves, is quite
mOdish.
Lingerie dresses We're never in greater
Foulard IS undoubtedly the material of
The 16-but.on boot is the leader in foot
Oriental eoIors continue to be popular
for trimming.
Linens are the most modish among the
new fabric hats.
Tucks and shtIUings have crept In as
hip decorations.
Black and white combinations are ali
the rage for hats.
All sorts of black flowers are appearing
Expensive simplicity is the keynote OF
the finest gowns.
Linen straps and bands are being used
on smart fOuiard frOcks-
CriuOline and the COarsest WeaVe5 OF
straw are alike fashionable.
Black hats trimmed with colOred flow
ers are having a decided vogue.
Some Of the new imported parasols are
completely covered with fringe
Many summer gowns are made Of the
figured or striped cotton marQuisette.
This summers negligee may be any
thing from dotted swiss to crepe de chine.
1t IS predicted that puffed sleeves will
return before the end Of the summer.
Gray suede is popular for low shoes,
while for standard wear tan holds its
own.
Many of the new cotton fabrics show
q touch of the Persian in color and de
sign.
There is a fad for long buster coats of
natural pOngee or the TOugher shantung.
White muslin waists, made blouse fash
ion, are being worn at the woodland re-
sorts.
Immense lilies have appeared in hat
trimming, as well as feathers of huge d.
Advance styles indicate that the smart
skirts VIII be made with snug fitting
Jokes.
spring was a novelty, is now the veil OF
the day.
The lace scarf IS used to deck many a
smart hat and takes the place of all other
trimming
The lace veil in rich brown is a IA
vorite with burnt straw, leghorn and
brown hats.
Wheat ears Of abnormal size are tax
ing the place Of the aigrette in fashion
Very few high collars are sell at all,
the low lace collar and cravat having
taken their place.
The Ions, black silk coat, which is
again mOdish, is one of the generally use
full fashions of the hour.
There is strong rumor that hats
taller in the crown and narrower in the
Linen coats with fOulard gowns, the
linen matching the ground color, is one of
the whims of the moment.
Corset covers and chemises fit almost
straight across the front, there being lit
tie OF no fulness at the top.
BatiSte. for the first time in the his
tory of the fabric, is making up coats to
be worn with silks and voiles
Separate long coats of linen-each with
its inevitable touch of black-aTe to be
much worn i'm the late summer.
Some of the smartest Of the very late
millinery impOrta6Ons are straws in d
cinnamon shade. trimmed with black
A novel sleeve arrangement is to cover
the stitching with row Of soutache
braid, endin6 under a small HAT button
Outdoor gowns are gradually coming
hack 10 the normal waistline, the short
waist being now confined TO evening wear.
There has come about a popular fash
ion of pinning a rose or any large flower
well down in the center of an evening
bodice.
Colored net or tulIe sleeves have a
lining of cream chiffon or net. This gives
just q charming sOftness through the
Blacy collars and often bands or lapel
facings with black hats accompany many
natural colorcd linen or pOngee suits.
Some of the prettiest imported Japan
csc parasols are of pOngee silk with han
dies wonderfully carved in Oriental de-
signs.
ana loose bishop sleeves from elbow TO
the cuff.
JET buttons are used even on linen suits
aud jetted chains and flexible brooches
and bracelets are among the many forms
that appear
The newest sleeveless coat is cut out
generously under the arms and the sides
are held together by cords instead of
bands and straps
Natural flowers are being used for the
Corsage more than for several seasons,
and the newest coats have buttonhole
I'm which the stems are fixed.
A handkerchief with tiny colOred edge
IS again given conspicuous position in
the patch pocket, which has returned TO
the left side of girls coats.
In spite of the rage for a yellowish
tinEe. peacock blue. all the dull rose
shades. taupe and the golden brown are
all in excellent style for linen gowns.
Smart travelling coats are made of tus
sore silk. with wall-cut collar and cuffs of
black moiTe or silk poplin. piped with
green or mulberry colCred silk
Pretty froCks for the girls are made of
lawn, observation-disclosures in delicate flower
designs in light unts and worn with
sashes the color of the needlewOTk.
The separate coat has reached the
height of its popularity, and is being
fashioned In many unusual materials.
Taffeta and supple satin are alike pUpd-
lar.
The ribbed shantung is in line with the
Ottoman ana Bcnggliue silks which are
very popular and is having an extensive
vogue, though this is its first season.
For the useful tailormade the girls are
having either the white linen waists en-
broidered lightly in the color Of the ma
terial or of white Madras striped with
the color.
Chamois gloves in cream color and pale
yellow are extremely smart with tailored
suits of wool or mOhair, but when the
weather is very warm nothing but the
silk glove is be3rdble
Most Of the summer frOCks are made
with slight puffs at the elbow or sleeves
that are moderately puffed at the shout
der and gathered at the elbow into
long, tight undersleeye.
Jet Is TO be seen upon the smarteSt mil
tnery. TOques of smartly swathed tulle
are being adorned at one side with a huge
osprey held in place by an ornament of
the sparkling jet.
COlOred coats for thin dresses add to
the list Of the seasons color scheme A
smart but unusual coat to go with light
trocks IS made of chaTtreuse green tat
feta. yelled with marine blue
The new comb that goes around the
back OF the hair makes side combs IN
necessary Tt is shaped like a barrette
and gives the appearance of one in the
hair, but has short, firm teeth that hold
in place
Tor summer dresses, Is being used to some
extent for the becoming little one-piece
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