The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27

narrow ruching OF the satin edge III
the upper edges of the band and
derneath its hem edge.
Modified First Empire Frock
Shaded Striped Taffeta.-Silks in
or more shades Of n color have an
lure peculiarly their own. This is %
Iy because they possess the merit
trimming themselves. for IL
stripes run diagonally in the bod
and skirt then the bands which bor(
or outline yoke. sleeves and hem d
be put on perpendicularly or horiz
tally. Given twelve yards OF strir
silk in two tones enough tucked i
or chiffon for sleeved guimpe and
tassel and cordage girdle and aim
any seamstress may turn out a repl|
of the pictured model
Confection in Buff and Brown
Buff chiffon is the chief material d
in this very fetching costume, VII
suggests in its fringed tunic the a
of the early Greeks, in its Venise d
bodice trimmings the splendor Of A
Doges and in its accompanying 4
the demure mnidens OF simpler ti1
The entire robe is built upon a Slip
dark brown satin which dccpens 4
tone Of the buff and repeats the sha
Of the velvet girdlc. the neck and W
bands and the bow upon the cap. II
cap. like the tunic, the sleeves and (
wide flat collar is Of chiffon. hai
embroidered in tints Of brown, pich
on. with gold threads. ~
Effective Dinner Gown in Black d
Rlue.-Black and blue changed
glace or shot taffeta. as it is variour
termed, is going 10 be a favorite 4
terial for the simpler order of 4
ner gowns, the sort that woman rri
put on when she is going TO dine W
intimate friends and journeys to th1
house in street car. The deep straIk,
band at the bottom of the skirt al
slightly takes up the fullness bel
the knees and is headed by a strip
gold lace laid over light blue
Similar treatment is accorded to =
short sleeves while the sharply polul
cd bodice is partially filled in VI
q white net chimesette.
Stunning Combination Of Ma<Q(A
ette, Silk and Velvet.-That black ],
whito still holds its own Is cyidens
by this most unusual costume. wh,
consists about equally Of black ~
vet and black soutache braided Mi
quisette over white taffota. This.
frankly a closely.fitting princess OF
,ort which defines the waist line I
The hips and additional slcndernes4gl
,ffect is afforded By the square tre,
which starts at the knees and
ItraiQht skirt and appears 10 be n
,ped 70 IL beneath huge buttons
,rocheted silk. The black velvet IN
ero is the chief cmbellishment Of IL
sodice portion OF the gown and is ep)
,olor note is the flat bow OF pale
yelvet joining the two sharp ends
he Jacket across the breast.
The Puritan" Model Utilized e
AT Home GOWN duH, ~
hafe Of navy blue satin was the Re
erial selected for this artistically q
lie ne.piece gown. which hange
,raccful folds from loose 20 y,
lightly shorter than Is the. ncr q
7aist line. The straight, closely.f'.|ls,
lbow sleeves are sewn into the
yes Of the bodice, which is sne| u
I'd in front, filled in with a o
ecked guimpe and trimmed VII :
nil l-edged fichu OF sheer white "
"a. The flat girdle Of the navy no
attn is looped once over the belt .c
as uneven ends finished with llt
TX fringe. This dark blue apd ~ :.
,mbination is very fashionable AZ u
omcnt, bat tho model is an espe1 a,
ood one for second mourning a. -
sten used for that purpose nc