Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-02
After Deseapiipe Upon the Spirit
Of Economy Which Nov Pos
sssseS Women, She Tells
How She Cot Her
PSeudopym.


There In never time when We wo
mon are 70 much inclined 10 be- eco
nomical az when there are no mel
about The consequence ~ that durinl
this wicked. wicked war u mean wicket
on the side Of the spanIariD ever
blessed one u ~ who h counted goo,
form liz making over her old clothes
dlHchafglng her maid, utilizing the up
per housemaid. trimming her own hats
wearing cleaned gloves aud doing al
those horrible things that really az,
self denying TO women. our hearts ~
out to the brave boys who are trying G,
get killed. ana We add 10 the fund foi
looking after the wounded by going 10 d
cheap dressmakcr or drinking CHEAP
coffee.
The other day ! wrote 10 Jack that
when bought my summer hat tried "a
nearly TO do what was rIght that was
reminded Of the story u the French
woman who wanted q very quiet hat.
one that was not too large and not too
small not too bright and not too duii
not expensive looking and yet not or
common material To her tho bright
milllner said. with a glance that was
HuEgcutiveof uickedneaa. An. madame
i understand You wish a hat that
you can wear when you 10 out with
your husband"
Really. though that story does 10.
call some 81 the monHtrualtiea forced ON
the lovely woman who has no mental
backbone and who. going 10 seek a hat.
u forced by the oyercomplimcntary
millinor 10 take a combination OF royal
purple, mauvc and pale blue. II IA even
too much for a French lady of the lake.
frou Frou wouldn't have looked al ID.
and Yet there are American women who
are fools enough 10 believe that such
thlnEn are worn by French ladies' Why.
ladies maids would not look nj them.
The bourEvolulo would ucorn them. and
they are usually assumed by the
Frenchwoman who never wears a hat
NJ home. but who. coming up 10 visit a
city cousin, carries enough goose feath.
cts 10 OIL a couple Of pillowcasea and
Just before she reaches town takes on
her becoming nlsatian bow and A..
nuines THIS monstroalty for which the
feathers have paid.
Even Molly has INDUCED in a b.auti.
ful bit Of economy. but 1 don't think
Hh' saved much money by II. She said
Az does the dearest baby IN the world
mat she had her picture "tookrn ia ~
70 Hond 10 Jack 10 show him that an IN.
money was used for buying paper nov.
els and medicine chests for the soldier
lads You want 10 know what ID look,
likef The skirt II Of pink lawn. which
costs only 10 cents yard. and IL h
trimmed with three narrow rufica. each
edged In that Fronohy way with black
satin ribbon a NTH OF an inch Wide.
Everybody II using velvet ribbon. Irr
only those who absolutely know that
use the satin, Then the bodice IL mad
OF eoru guipure, and around the neck.
which IN cut with that discreet line ]
which shows Mistress Moilya beautiful
throat and shoulders 10 advantage. lisa
bhnd or pink roses, while the long
sleeves ntiinE around tho arms closely. |
are also OF ruinure and finished with "A /
irlIl OF chlnnn. There's a crush belt and |
'oAet'e Of pale green velvet. ana Molly
wars one Dig pink rose In her hair. I |
never knew cheaper fruck This Is
,he way We counted II up. Ten yards
OF PINK lawn at 10 cents. n; ten yards
o. sun iot lining at 90 cents, o. tfor Molly
nA'd, Nhht self respecting woman
NM an. s,,,' a., WIN anything
nj 20 cents y. 80. velvet IN, 1.., n,"'.',",l.
lbecnufe. me- Molly .,,. .,yt,, ~. IA,
velvet when y,lyets., ,.n,,i5 w '"N
VeliYT and ,ye All 49,, ,,.i,,' ,uoN a.
mailing dross. al, tot,i ~! Wv
Isusa.and .Fonibsr, .sl5 ''il'.
have made mia a.. ,h.,. NV. 'u'ln
,xcent Nfoilv Nh h,1 ',,, 'V' '"S opuS
SON" nahtlnr f,r "a, Ill.,. ''"'' gar
or cane Ni,iis t,
,heap.r dr,ssr,gt., t,'', I've Fot
\ ben Won ha,, t'.,,.,,,, '' 10y, ~ lh, 'A'li
You nn,,st M. so,,,.,. '' .'g"p materials
mem Gan a,r '', $3.50, WNo can s.le .