Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-02-22 | Page 10 | Peasant Type Shoes Shown

Peasant Type Shoes Shown There still sUll' Is a definite defini e trend toward the peasant style tyle in Enzel's new show fashions in Paris For sports wear he has drawn Inspiration Inspiration in inspiration In- In from the Austrian Tyrol the Scotch Highlands and the Scandinavian Scandinavian Scandinavian Scan Scan- countries Flat he heeled Flat dc d shoes are found chiefly in suede with a contrasting trim in kid The rhe with the out cut-out vamp and anti leather tie which winds twice about the ankle still sun is smart in suede Two and three color tones often olten are noted a practical and favorite combination combination com corn being green green and brown Heels mount a bit for afternoon and street wear They usually are up built oxfords with tics and leather covered heels The high high- heeled pump in black suede becomes more dressy with a trim of ribbon braid military ry note and a scalloped scalloped scalloped loped edge is smart It is done so BO finely that the r result looks almost like lUte a picot edging Evening sandals can be either high or low heeled depending upon the height of the wearer The sandals sandals san san- dals dais frequently are nude exposing tho the entire heel the five toes are kept on the foot by a strap across the instep and a bunch of ribbon bands of leather which tie tic at the at Ahe Instep This type sandal mat- mat heeled definitely has drawn Inspiration inspiration tion from the tho peasant sabo sabots Literary Club Section to to Meet Arts and crafts section of at the Wasatch Literary club will meet at Civic Center 1494 Regent street Friday at 11 ii a a. m. m Luncheon will willbe willbe willbe be served at 1230 p. p m. m Hostesses are Mrs Dent Ch Chamberlain and Mrs T. T H. H H Hopkins Hopkins' Business meet- meet at p. p m m. Mrs W. W STaylor presiding This will vilI be a 8 special recipe exchange exchange ex ex- change day and will wUl be bo in the officers of ot the section