Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-20

q college town receive many invita-
lions from hoapltahlc toWuspcoplc ana
often form parties 10 the nearest large
town 10 hear a concert. attend NATL
nee or see an exhibition of pictures. and
also, especially Tor sunday services.
when the Elrla nto mafshulod a. church.
so Tar MS the purse Of the family VIII
allow the frock should aim at excellence
ana Horylccabicnoss ~ material There
should be n pretty hat and gloves 10
match. The hat may be- selected By the
mother later. when winter fashions are
out.
No matter how small or obscure the
school. every Girl Will need an evening
dress II n impossible to suggest any
thing that viii serve In every case.
white mulls or lawns made over rllk or
pink or pale blue chintz aro pretty and
inexpensive. Some soft white wooden
fabric with ribbon and lace furnishings
H the most desirable. although pretty
l.ght silks are much used. Al such
iruclgs should be- made high In the neck
ana with either elbow or long sleeves.
" the sleeves are short. n pair NJ gloves
should meet them. Low cut dresses are
In very bad taste Tor schoolgirls a
pretty fan goes with this costume. Of
course. as well AZ evening shoes or Slip
perH
Every well regulated school now has
NJ gymnasium. and gymnasium dress
/ ~ another essential ~ this OUTFIT This
I may Boz made ~ dark blue. green. brown
or rcd flannel very much like bathing
| drcHaeH There are o. blouse. knIckcr-
hockcra and a skirt which reaches to
the knees.
For study hours ana Saturday NOM
/ ingH. which are usually spent In tho
students room. there should be "a tea
/ gown or some Hort Of ncgllrcc gown.
| while the material may be m the slim
/ rloat II should ho bright and pretty. A
thin wrapper ana bath robe ~ Han
nelcttc. with a dreaalng sack. are always
useful.
The wrapper may be worn on very
warm mornings. when the extreme 81
ncgllgee II desired. ana the bath robe H.
aoryiccahle In going 30 ana from tho
dormltory bathroom, especially after the
late bath, when there II danger Of cold
from drafts.
Six night robes OF white muslin or
lawn or cambria are absolutely nocoa-
uary Many young women experienced
In the uncertainties Of boarding school
temperature take warm one of Han
nelotto. with the bath ruho and the
night robes should 20 a pair " bath
slippers, which may be made by the
fair students own hands
Six changes of underwear are min
imum In both cotton and wooden. u h
wise TO send both with the student. al
though the wooden may be- sent later.
Mothers who have tried know how aim
cult Il IN 10 do shopping Tor nn absent
member Of the family, ~ least two
pairs NJ equestrian tights are service.
able IN place N wooden undorakirtH. "
two heavy flannel skirts should be- add
cd 10 the OUTFIT. A. 20 hosiery. four
pairs 81 ordinary and two OF best stock.
ings are required Tor either summer or
winter.
OF undcrskria two black slteon for
everyday wear ana q silk one for best
wear IL fair supply. white skirts ara
out Of the question 10 Girls with mod
crate Incomes. Black mnhhir with ruff
fles NJ silk or with mohRir rufile. herr
rinFhone stitched, may be substituted
for the silk.
Shoes, gloves and handkcrchiefs are
said 10 Indicate the lady. There should
be one pair Of thick leather OF channels
gloves Tor every day, pair 10 match
the best dress and an evening pair. A.
college Girls are fond u all sorts OF win.
ter outdoor sports a pair of nice wooden
mlttens never come amlaa.
Not less than dozen and half
hhndkorchlefs are convenient on each,
as on every piece Of linen. should be
marked the owners name. 4 failure 10
remember this viii result Ia fines levied
By the matron and tho possible loss of
the clothing. a. In a school where sew.
crnl hundreds ~ girls are served = will
be difficult 10 identity individual 'cs
A very stout pair Of English wnikn
shoes should be bought for street wear.
a lighter pair Of morocco o. straight
goat viii answer for school, while foT
best usually Kid Il preferred. a pair Of
plain slippers for house wear and a
pair Of evening slippers. with perhaps a
pair Of tan shoes for woodland ramhles,
win be- ample Every school insists that
each young woman come wei provided
with oyerahoes, and II she Il lover OF
tennis she Will take tennis shoes.
In addition 10 the tennis dress, II she
r. a bicycler she viii want her blcycllna
1 OUTFIT II IL not likely any school al
this day viii object 10 wheeling, but II
Is Just as wen 10 write "a note TO the
authorities before transporting Tho
wheel 10 school. Every first class school
has its tennis courts, croquet grounds
and gymnasium. while Tor some near
| tho eeoshorg buthlug Ia IA uurt OF the