Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

VYxHERE IRE two really beautiful
things IN the world-onc u
horses the other IL woman.
The difference between them
IN not In the sickness Of their skins.
the brightness Of their eyes or the feet
ness Of their foot. but horse IA never
deceitful. a womn-well. you know
about that Now comes the time Of
year when the Flrl who for three
months has been designing "a gown for
the horse show has the great pleasure
of appearing In Il and hoping that she
has made every other look like an also
ran" by IL. New to your Well. u may
be, but II II the latest SLANG among the
horHey women, who have n pleasant Tx
inE for their husbands, a real love for
their children. but an alteration for
their dumb pets.
The horse show In New York might be
called tho flower show 81 women. for
there are all kinds ana conditions OF
the fair sex. There IL the dignined.
elderly lady. who uses diamond stud
dcd lorFnctto and looks with rcorn az
the pretty Houbrcttc surrounded by a
crowd OF admirers. wondering 90 one
elderly beau who that creature can
be. There IL the nouvcnu richie. who
has bought the most expensive box In
the show and has not learned that dla-
mondn In daytime are like unto even
Ing clothes before 6 o'clock.
There IA the belle OF tho season. She
comes from the land Of beautiful horses
/ and lovely women mot 10 mention tho
| flne whisky Kentucky. Ana when you
are told Of the position she occupies
l you look out Tor vclvotH and incea and
/ frilla and frlvols but Instead. 'knowinF
/ that her bruadcioth and the horses
skin must shine alike. she wears tai
/ Tor made gown ~ very dark blue cloth
made almost brilliant with small red
buttons and having on her head what
her English cousin calls her game
hat" She has come 90 see the horses.
The men are an very well at night,
when one sits In a box looks ones bea,
ana 10 ready Rfterwnrd "a 10 90 n sup
per But the afternoon brings out the
glrl who knows the points or a horse
the Girl who knows how 60 ride when
at home, she stands ana chatterH on the
biz, broad yeranda, while the gentle,
men are buttoning their gloves and
then she puts ont that dainty foot with
a charming nonchalnnoo 10 the nearest
man. who gives her ilft as she springs
and gets into her saddle Ike bird
Truth 90 ten. the lady would rather
have the groom 60 ne her than gun,
tlcmnn, because he knows his business
When this xiii frum Kentucky patted
her horse on the neck the horse raised
IT. head ana itH eyes frightened nH II
60 anyi Look at me, ! am the Nery
perfection OF perfection. and took nt this
lady, whose cavalier | am, She % az
good -almuat-aH / am"
The very smart rlrl. Who a week ago
was wearing patriotic badge. now has
pinned hlgh upon her shoulder. where
there ~ one white orchid. hurHy pins IA
hold Il IN place. There IL the min that
stretches almost across the bodice. rrp-
rcsenunE fnur-in-hnnd with itH
horses OF diamonds and the coach OF
sapphiros ana rubics. There o. the
winner himself BLESS you ho Re- cut
out OF diamonds. with his Jockey on
him, showing his coinrs thut are oi
some lreat house Of Scotland There
is the Eirl who does not care Tor horses
lean such @ girl cxlstD and whose
brooch 10 "a miniature bike. formed OF
diamonds, with "a frame OF gold. there
ARE parrots with bodies OF diamonds
and heads Of ruhies: there are pigs
formed entirely of diamonds. ana there
are woolly dogs, sporting dogs. and.
best Of all, there 10 a fox Oh, how he
does rum
There n not a woman no AN this
function who knows or good form who
| would dream of wearing a flower min,
O. fancy brooch NJ my description or. IN
fact anything with hor cloth gown hut
"a sporting pin in the afternoon.
ln conspicuous box. laced 20 tightly