Show Fall Styles Now Displayed in Salt S lt Lake Indicate Season of Richness and Color o o 0 c c CI 0 o I o Q o 0 U o a 0 o 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 o H Hat t of fine white felt with a binding of pale yellow velvet and huge white plumes A rosette In flower effect of pale yellow gives a distinctive touch to one side BY ELIZABETH H CORAY CO RAY While the summer weather lingers those not skilled in the arts of form forming forming ing fashions for the multitude are con contenting contenting contenting tenting themselves with the thought that it il is too early yet to think of win winter winter ter tel clothes Not so BO with the buyers and heads of department departments of the Salt Sait Lake shops shop who have only a short time before they will be thinking once more of summer clothes The creations which will be he displayed at atthe atthe atthe the autumn functions have been in inthe inthe Inthe the minds of Dame Fashions dicta dictators dictators dictators tors for many ina y months and while many of them will present apparently radical hanges changes they have been gradually de developing developing developing A general review of the tho local shops indeed a cursory glance at the wares displayed impresses a few radical on the minds of the beholders The tendency of the hats has been too marked in I the past few months of or the summer Ummer weather to create any com corn comment cOmment ment now because of their queer jI shapes but it will be news to learn that almost no hat is to be found ex cx except except the Frenchy kind with the tho short front brim and the long drooping back Some Home of the t e more youthful models show a tilt on the front additional and some come few have the long ap appendage appendage appendage extending well down the back backof of the neck but the woman who is wise and of a suitable age for wis wisdom wisdom wisdom dom will content herself with one not Dot too extreme e in either one of these lines Veil Habit Is Passing And speaking of hats brings one to I Ithe the subject of veils which for the past I few years have hae had such a vogue as asA asto t A L to practically wear themselves out 4 Salt Lake still has the veil habit but it is passing and the edict has bas gone forth from Paris and from New York the tho two spots selected by humanity for fashion centers that there are to tobe tobe tobe be no more veils This extends not alone to those thosa lengths and lengths of at curtains dragging be behind hind the th hats but hut to the small face fac veil as well Beauty which in the past has haa ha been wont to hide discreetly be behind behind behind hind a filmy softness must be content to shine forth unconcealed In the matter master of color each season grows more daring and the one just opening will be no Dark rich colors are seen for street wear but with those is combined somewhere a vivid note of one of the most star startling startling startling shades Generally speaking brown will Wm have first place In the color scheme with dark green as a close follower Red will of course hold Its own as It usually does in the colder climates at this season and any num number number ber her of new shades shad os have been developed in It Blue is still sUll good form indeed some claim first place for It t and a new blue called Atlantic blue is to be found In many of the newest garments This is something like the older blue and is supposed to give the effect of the waters aters in the big pond Alice Allee blue the rage of a season or so ago is passe tho the lady whoso whose taste brought it Into favor having changed her color with her name The deep rich purple of pansies is combined in startling fashion with bright green and a mix mixture mixture mixture ture of ot the two is even found in street str t costumes Shirt Waists Willets Remain As usual in the realm of fashion there is liS a hue and cry about the de departure of ot the shirt waist but the cry has h ha not caused any radical change in inthe the tho th wearing of ot those serviceable gar garments garments garments ments While there are any an number of dresses there are lire shirt shirtwaists shirtwaists waists galore and the fact that Dame Fashion has condescended to dictate a complete change of ot style would argue that she Is not yet ready road to dispense with this part of the tho wardrobe But the fluffy filmy lingerie waist is surely doomed to disuse if It the tho signs count for anything The Tha shirt waist of the variety first used the tailored waist resembling nothing so 50 much as the stiff sUit shirt worn by the masculine ani animal animal animal mal called man is to be the correct thing Probably the thin lacy kind will remain in vogue for wear within doors but by midwinter It Is quite likely that the smart dresser will be wearing only tho the tailored with its strictly mannish m turnover collar and the th tiny bow tie so noticeable in the autumn waist styles And along with this distinctive change in the quality and cut of the shirt waist goes still another change in the tailored suit for tor street wear 1 Last season witnessed the absolute ab T reign of short sleeves and It was pre pro predicted predicted then that their reign would woul be beof of ot short duration The short sleeve at atlea least lea for outdoor wear Is already a athing athing I thing thinS of the past It has disappeared entirely entirety from the really new garments and arid in Its place is the long smooth fitting coat sleeve not tight but smooth which it is conceded is the most natty and appropriate sleeve for street wear The short coat cont with Its short sleeve is gone goner r Mannish Winter Coat The coat of ot the winter that tha is where wl wI re reIt It j Is j part of Qt a piece suit is i 1 of ot medium length reaching either eleu r Just below the hip or a trifle higher It is a rather ng garment sometimes with a cleverly contrived vest of the same material inserted and more fre ire frequently frequently down in severe lines to half hatt length With this Is worn the extremely short skirt full and fre ire frequently I broken with deep bands or tucks tuck This is one of the most notice noticeable noticeable noticeable able innovations and one to be wel welcomed el corned cordially by all women who value comfort and an decency In street wear When in the early days of the past summer word came west that the skirts were to be two or three inches above ground round western women were well pleased Now the latest news from fashions centers says five Inches above the ground and the skirts are still said to be climbing In the gen general general general eral matter of fashion this will wm mean smarter and better dressing all aU round for it will mean perfect footgear and perhaps some time better streets tS And speaking of footgear it is quite likely that low shoes of at a rich deep brown will be worn throughout the tile winter Except In extreme cold weather no gaiters will be worn but the sheerest of hose will disappear from the street accessories and be re replaced replaced replaced placed by plain brown or black of a heavier quality Brown and Tan T n Shoes The brown and tan tn t n shoe have hole hold their own so thoroughly that it is Js now nov good form to wear this sensible color With ith all shades of street gowns Of Or course shoes for the house or for dab elaborate elaborate orate functions must match the frocks worn or be of black blaek or white but there can be little doubt that brown will be the tho favorite for outdoors The pumps worn through the summer have been found to be too cumbersome and difficult to keep on onto onto onto to remain long in favor Even as house shoes they wIll wH not long exist Very elaborate shoes for the tle swell evening affairs of the winter are shown in the local shops but it will be b some time I yet before they will be greatly In n de demand demand demand mand For the autumn nothing can be smarter than the firmly built rather mannish shoes of russet or brown with the short skirt already alre dy referred to toSo toSo toSo So much may be said rold for the general fashions from froni head to foot as it were wen as they are shown in the local establishments And right here It is Just as well to t be sure as one may that they are the same things seen in New York or any of the large cities of the continent Of course there may not be as many oddities be because causo cause the western woman Is not so given to buying extremes as is the New Yorker But the great eastern houses are realizing more and an more that westerners demand style and suitability in their clothing and are learning to sell seU nothing but the best to their western customers Some Individual Styles A glance at some of the exclusive styles in individual hats and gowns will serve to show some of the best in taste that can be found fo nd A hat that commends Itself for its Individuality and at the same time its real beauty found In one of the stores Is made in inthe Inthe Inthe the popular cloche clothe shape with the old Pilgrim father crown The body of the hat is of black velvet and over this is laid a crown of fine black silk split spilt apart at the lower edge entirely around the hat Under this is run a double strand of heavy gold bullion braid and two Immense immens rhinestone pins fasten it directly in front But the crowning beauty of the hat is o a huge bunch of paradise plumes falling from the front far down to toward toward toward ward one side The hat is one of the most striking and original to be seen anywhere Some Soine of the hats strangely resemble bushel baskets in their enormous size if nothing else Of such a style is an immense hat of ot golden brown velvet lined with champagne colored silk The great flaring brim Is split directly in inthe Inthe Inthe the front and one side Is folded over the other giving a Jaunty twist to the th affair A complete crown of o petals of at atthe the silk In two shades Is formed each petal being Two wo great willow plumes of ot rich golden brown fall over the tho right side depending far farbelow farbelow farbelow below the deep brim at the back Some Striking Hats A hat of at heavy black satin with the tle entire under brim of white satin has hasa a crown of white malice edged with real Val lace and d This crown Is Ie made mode layer by layer and ad at atthe atthe atthe the left side rises a huge uge white heron aigrette which falls far tar over the left side and well down on the neck This Thi combination of black and white Is one of ot the most striking seen Hats that will be b especially favored at this time of the morning glory with its fleeting beauty are those which are arc practically covered with this thIB showy flower Such a hat shown here Is of Atlantic blue velvet with folds of ot the same velvet and another of the shade of an American Beauty These folds foid are In Iii the front only while the back Is simply covered with great of morning glories in every colT cola A specialty in the of ot those immense hats with brim some Dome five I Inches in depth is the cerise facing This sounds at first as if It it were to be bea bea bea a trying fashion but put quite the contrary i Is true The ThC cerise lining throws a rather rosy glow over the face chich chichis Is especially becoming to women whose complexions are somewhat sallow The accentuated droop to the brim makes n akes it Impossible to see the facing con constantly constantly and yet et gives the rosy effect A huge purple hat ht of ot velvet with a crown of purple satin in iii lighter shades I Imade made of the same style of handmade petals has such a n facing and is ex cx extremely extremely I Frenchy and would be becom becoming ing to many a face which might find the startling lights of f back and white trying Extremely Dressy Hats Some of the more extremely dressy hats are arc more magnificent than any ever seen here hera before One large white hat is of the heavy uncut velvet which looks like li lil e corded silk The facing acing of at black chiffon velvet and the brim has the tIle extreme downward slope at the back No trimming is 19 used except plumes and of these there are exactly sixteen They are graduated In size sl e and are all of single line ostrich kind laid one over the other The T e hat is neither nor over trimmed but on the contrary is the acme of good taste t ste as well as style Another white hat is of smaller size and in the cloche shape so much af affected affected affected It Its is of fine white beaver with witha a facing of heavy black satin A twist of white panne velvet elvet is around the high crown and falling from one side are irregular bunches of long grace graceful graceful graceful ful plumes One might go on from one hat to an another another anether other ether throughout the entire stock and describe new beauties In hi each Never was a season so EO gorgeous and never lever one ono in which every kind of material and trimmings was so appropriate Silk of ot all aU qualities and heavy satins both plain and fancy are used In the making of o the great wide picture hats hatBand and every hat at is a picture hat these days while handsome felts and rich velvets vie with one another in popularity popularity popularity larity All Kinds of Plumage All AU varieties of plumage are used for forthe forthe forthe the trimmings One of the prime fa favorites favorites a especially for outdoor wear is what is called barnyard plumage pl mage This includes all the varieties of coque feathers so certain to withstand the In Inclement Inclement Inclement clement weather and remain new and Jaunty Ostrich feathers both curled and uncurled marabou aigrettes and many varieties unknown before are to tobe tobe tobe be found and with these go quantities of laces and ribbons and the customary furbelows tur Ornaments of at Japanese de design sign sigi both costly and unique are mixed in with the daintiest of fabrics and nd the great pins shown last season are are still BUll much muc in vogue Two extremes are noted In the length lenth of gowns Those for tor the street are ex cx extremely extremely short as liS has been stated t ted and those for house wear w ar whether whet er the fireside or the reception are pf pC great length Everything not strictly tai tal tailored tailored lored bred is made with at least a demi deml train and a fine effect is given the fig figure figure figure ure by the long trailing lines of soft folds The materials used too are on the soft clinging order voiles voile crepe de do chenes and being favor favorites favorItes favorites ites in Iq this line lne of gowns A Magnificent Suit A magnificent creation by is shown in a suit although the word suit hardly fits the case It Itis ItIs Itis is of pale blue chiffon broadcloth trimmed elaborately with the Yak an antique antique antique tique lace so 50 fashionable now The skirt is of the popular bell shape and has inserted panels of ot the lace down the front A heavy fold of the cloth finishes the bottom The waist is If I trimmed also with the lace and has hasa a effect of o cluny cuny lace as all allT a aswell well T ll The triumph of the whole is in inthe too the coat which IS 18 an extremely loose loos affair atair with the Jap sleeves around t which are rows of the lace The T e coat falls about midway to the ground and would be in h itself an appropriate wrap wr p for a different toilet as well The gown will be seen at some of the au pu autumn autumn affairs doubtless for it is too striking to be passed by byA byA byA A dressy afternoon gown In the jumper effect only more elaborate is of golden brown figured chiffon with witha a waist of the chiffon and embroidered net A deep fold fod fo d of at brown satin on the skirt finishes it and the bodice Is given a decidedly Frenchy Frency toucH loucH with a fold of light blue messaline around the berthe and edging the t e short sleeves A salmon pink broadcloth suit has a perfectly plain skirt and a waist com corn composed composed 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