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

u,o, N background Of old pink. and
apothcr that resembles brocade, for
/, ia wavy An its lights and shades. and
mas Rig figures stamped In u. In cash
fncrcs. / saw one 80 light and soft that I
mistook II for nuns yelling and was
charmed when told that II was wide
and only half dollar o yard.
too eboap Tor IL does not pay to make
Them an. Use the cheap fabrics for
trimmings and reserve them then for
rufnes. shlrrinrs aud insertions. Do not
fsn a tveaty-cent material unless 10 DO
exceptionally durable-for collar cuffs.
pait or vest. for II will wear out too
soon.
CbalIle. II may be remarked, 10 an
execution. 80 are the novelty goods. and
the 1bnrrnins" but ordinarily. select o.
rood material. DO not begrudge the
merchant his price. when he gives yuu
something good. on dying trip made
from New York to your city the other
day. saw some pretty bargains at low
Prices
when tho nrst sharp fall mornings
appear. n woman longs for hght
WOODEN wrapper or matinee as the
French tcrsely call these httlc morning
Jackets. and. accordingly, among the
nfst novelties FOR the season are these
True. soine OF ,hcm are cxaspcrat-
inriy gorgeous: and the tlmil little
shopper who has venturcd out 10 study
some wrnppcr. aud then ily home TO
mako one like IL. gives one glance at the
hIucndcd silk and lace with "a discour-
aged sigh.
hui. ON closer inspection. you Will
sac that these hundtcd-dollhr creations
are built ON simple lines, aud may be
made up effectively In chnNlc or cash
mere. or the pretty French hannel
a very dainty morning gown ~ pal
cot blue cashmere fcll fuil rom me
throat. back and 'front.' with the SAITH
otH caught close together az the collar
A rfaduated ruiiie Of cashmere Hlmu-
lated zouaye Jacket win hradlns 9i
narrow. deep, cream lace. while a gitdle
of deep cream. almost ertu' hiNu' heiu
iu the ullncaa TO the waist
The collar was high wired ruiile
or cashmere. filled In with cream lace
aud the tight sleeves which wtlnklcd
from shoulder TO wrist. had a rune OF
lace falling over the hand.
The mntinocH arr usually the plain
sacks, that 10. plain only when YOU con
slider the way u u cut, because the
sacks nre literally covered with lace.
latticcd. rufncd. hayadurr cncct-ln tact'
every way that lace can be- applied with
ribbons to add 60 their dnintinuaH.
An exception In mntlnecH that was
not cut 10y the sack pattern WIS made
M heavy roac-colorcd thnotni stamped
with q wild rose vine Ia deeper pink
and green.
A little bolcro Jacket came down AZ
the sides IN points 60 tho waist linei
while back and front the Hiik was gath
cred very Gull ana had Just enough iull-
ness over the hips 90 prevent baFrinE.
Tho collar was u high circular nualfs
nUrd IN with lace, which also edged tho
rluow.lcngth sleeves.
An inside belt held the sides ~ the
Jacket down firmly, hut back and front
the fullncas fcil free This might BE-
easily copied and would be very pfcty
In lowered challic.
with all tho dainty little house
dresses shown In the bis shops at very
reasonable price. there iH no reason
why any woman cannot enjoy pretty
dress In tho Hccluslon OF her own little
home.
recall one ~ the dearest ana clean.
eat little New England houHekcepcfr.w who
always looks fresh and dainty, for IN"
Keeps always hnif-doacn pretty mus
iin dressing sacks for summer ana the
same number Of nnnnclcitc ones Tor
winter. Rhs cannot boast hired
girl" 80 she manages In this way In
order 90 look dressed"
MARY HUBBELL.