Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-29

what the Riding Machine Promises 10 ID
for RETURN ~ Dress and habits.


for Reform ~ Dress and habits.
One Of the rarcst, rncicst products Of the
wave Of modern progress "a The bicycle GIL,
She sits her steel hone precisely ~ her
brother siis bis, and establishes thereby
the lumgod for equality N the sexes Ssc
wears a more hygiunlc gatb than the dress
roformers have ever dreamed ~ IN their
most inspired momenta. She could give a
university graduate points on determine.
ton and cquilil-ium NJ mentality She IA
n healthy animal. both physically and men.
tally. The girl who takes o ten milo spin
In the sun every fair day doesn't have tiiue
for morbid malafinl dreams Of the worth
lcssucss Of life. -
She doosn't fancy shc f. misunderstood
aud solitary She doesn't let her mind
wobbio and carccn 10 the one side or the
other any more than she does hrrmnchinr,
for ahc knows II means disaster. shr TX
direct, res0lntc, plucsy well balanced ana
sensible, aud these are che qualities most
essential 90 woman's success IN liici
whether lie means 20 her dnrning hahiel'
stockings or lccturing on political econ.
omy.
The first evidence Of the character do.
yclopmont dan IN the exercise Will be q
realizing sens. of the absurdity " trying
T. accomplish anything worthily aud well
n conventional attire. Il will only ~.
qiiiro two or thruc spills aud the ruin 81
two or three gowns 20 rid the rider ~ the
dfca thradom aud vet her to thinking
along now Hines on the subject of attire.
She Will make many inlstaAes nt iirHt, hut
rarely does she fnil 10 hit upon tomt. hing
rational ana comfortable as the rC.ult Of
her thought
Once grt a wonan's mind 10 revert FROM
the traditional theory that the only pur
l pose " drcs, ~ ndornmout 10 the new Idea
that dress ~ designed Tor sCrvicc--a slave,
not sovereign and the most Important
/ principle NJ dress reform j. established.
The lut thing the woman Will rononuc1
will he the dainty glu1c n,d nils who're
| with she decks her person. To thc uuini-
/ tinted H. would seem that II ever There WIS
/ timo WHOM principle demanded that yuu
| wear y1ur best stockings and choo.e The
| pre.lest ps;icrdcd lace In your lingerie u
would Dr. when facing the unavoidable falls
from "a wheel Bat 10 fpill j. not, and eau
not be, undo picturesque
About tho third lesson oonyinccs you
! that thr ouly bicycle costume must ~ ~
! tho Same color clear through o. the cutl.
Gle. You will save yourself much trouble
| ~ Just no this point yon 20 directly TO Tho
tailor who makes your riding habits aud
have him make out Of heavy habit cloth q
pair Of well fitting knee brecchcs, button
Ing just over tho knee, aud u the sruil
mntcriM MS your gown Beneath thest
may BE- worn combination garment Of
wool, which may be Of lighter or heavier
! weight according 10 the weather. llrayy
hose Of wool or silk must be worn oyoi
your Tine hone. and b. placing u stuf
with button holes In The hem NJ tho truu
| rsrs aud buttons ON The HncEilg you Oh
viatc tho necessity Of gnrtcr- or support
ers. aud insure greater freedom OF motion
in consequence
Exc. 20 In the coolest weather no petit
coat viii De- needed, and when worn u mus
b. NJ warm linsgy, and mas. b. ~cnnt, bu
not divided The dual sl,irl IL clumsy Hu'
cumbersome WON underneath, and uci'hc
desirable or picture cue on the outside
over the combination undorgarmcnt .
worn on the upper part Of The body a knit
tel Jersey, which mny bo more or lea
heavy according to the day.
There b. great disagreement among ~
experts OH the question of c1ras. Will
10 must be- admitted that the corset T. bet
ter abolished. still, 10. IA many contend
they cannot ride without IT, let It be RID
ing corset, cGt entirely away on the hip.
with a low bust, not too closely boued, mn
above all worn loosely. Now, last Rn
least ~ all Ia importance Is the gown
(which IA Of habit cloth, Just long enougl
to clear the ground, just full enough 10 nl
low perfectly free motion Of the lrgs.-Ney
York sun.