The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

the gagged green tissues, bandei
with cPinchilla fur. These are IN.
TWO special favorites out OF thi
twenty. / think, though. / like Ii,
effect, too, Of the gown Of old rosl
and gold velvet Just swathed abou|
the figure below softness OF flesh
colored chiffon and worn with a,
old rose turban, which is sur
mounted BY a purple ostricl
Feather, this being the color, tod
of the great mulf OF gagged tulle
on which bandines of silver shin,
out. Another and deeper pink
more of the geranium variety, i
patterned with shadowy leaves d
silver and gold, and banded abou
the waist with Hdead' mauv|
shadings, the turban being of silve
tissue with spun glass aigrett
fastened directly in the front, AM
the muh OF the same shimmerin,
fabric, set off by bordering of dan
skunk fur, and further adorne'
with trail Of anemones-pinl
purple and mauve-held up with
queer little bow in "deadn mauv
and torquolse shades.
Other gowns are out in shade
which range from faintest azale'
yellow to golden cinnamon AM
glorious flame. and every one 9
them, you may be interested \,
know, is made with distinct trail
while whether their fabric be metal
lie tissue or transparent ninou, the.
show some suggestion Of an upwarl
draplng, or actual opening at th
side. 3
Another stage gown-made in thi
case for Miss Enid Leslie S debu
at the Prince OF Waes,-whic1
gives You hint of my intentiont
and indeed, my actual creations
for the coming season is daint1
and delicate affair Of white ninol
underlined with flesh pink and out
trimmed, too, with picot ribbon au,
tiny beads in the same family pinl
shading. And then TO completes i
there is one of the new taffetI
coats, this, too, being Of pale pinl
and having all the pretty nev
curves followed by II trimming o
gauged and corded silk.
Then the Ieghorn hat is Of th
picturesque variety. which accord
well with such a gown It's broa,
brim is lined with lavender blue
while the strings of periwinkl
satin are at first Iooped roiint
bunches of sha ded roses. and thel
threaded through the brim. so tha
their contrast Of color may be eul
phasiZed, and that they may fa|
far down over both pink coat AM
white skirt.
How do YOU like the schemel In
deed I hope that it may appeal {
you. for Won may have my word 70
it that this is the particular forr
of attire in which YOU VIII have Il
appear this summer if Nou want Il
be in the fashion. Lingerie an'
muslin dresses are 10 be more Ia
vored than ever-always supposinj
that the clerk of the weathe,
doesn' t upset all Dame Fashion
we'll laid plans bv his unexpecte(
and undeslred severity But TO dis
tinguish these white dresses from
the production of last wear ther'
viii be MANY significant but snlal
changes, and. most important AM
noticeable of all, the inevitable ad
dition of either coat or scar
Of taffeta. The new silk scarf,
must tell YOU now. has gained il
size and shapelipess. and proclaim
itself as close connection of th'
pelerine. which is laid over th'
shoulders so that it covers thl
sleeves TO the elbows. the long end
then falling almost 10 the feet
while the deep cape with point a
the back is almost of equal extent
AS thus worn the pereline scarf u
sufficiently dignified wrap for th'
dowager, but YOU have only to tal'
those long scarf ends, twist then
about the waist and knot them a
the left side and-hev, presto!-
You have the most piqusntlv pretty
addition for the white muslin frocl
Of "sweet seventeen.