The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22

trimmed about the fronts and collar
with point lace nearly as valuable
| When she carelessly tosses i'd back she
\ Invariably reveals herself clothed i'm
I liberty satin or Chinese crepe and the
string Of queen pearls about her neck
that IS the only ornament Of It's kind
in the world:
Painting In Fashion,
| The golf-piaying society girl is no
more This year the excessively femi+.
nine. shrinking. clingfng, easily faint
ing. quickly moved to tears young
woman is the mode and the SOCIAL
4 power. If You have a debutantes ddugnY
ter VINO Insists on rushing about windy
| links wearing broad nibbed shoes. en-
couraging a milkmaid color and Il big
waist. look out for her future. Men and
society at large have grown weary Of
the self-reliant, healthy sinewy mus
eted Miss Sampson, The girl VINO knows
the side eff her society bread ON which
the butter of success and a good mat
| rImoniaI chance lies. is a. perfect sem
sitive plant. as frail of constitution as
violet. Her waist has suddenly
shrunk from twenty-six to nineteen
inches in circumference, her feet are
sne longer CARRIED in pigskin hob nails.
but the highest heeled. thinneSt soied
shoes she can find, and she Is able TO
UEIIL OH Ill TIE IIl0SL DbM1II1llISF SN0OtA
when her pet dogs Illness declares it.
self, or the dressInaker keeps her stand
| ing longer than three minutes at a
time. She dares not trust herself be-
yond the limits of her own sitting room
without a pair of tiny crystal jeWet-
topped TASKS strung on her neck chain.
One holds powerful salts and the other
sol volatile, and the men who became
proficient in carrying golf clubs ana
I r.Sf,s -
are now learning how to apply these
two potent antidotes for fainting fits
Added to this pathetic fragility, nearly
every miss and matron in society. pos
sesses some pet and particular atfiIctton
and does wonders with her suffering 70
render it appealing and bewitching 20
the strong. stupid masculines VINO
never see the innocent hypocrisy under
the light masque of inyaliGisrn.
For instance there is one glrl In New
York society who has a weak ankle. "
has never been so badly off as to- need
any other support than very fine silk
! hose and a high heeAed kid tie of cru
derella proportions, because its owner
| uses a crutch. Such a beautiful s1ruten,
an art treasure. with an arm rest ana
| handle of ivory iniaid with gold and
mother of pearl. and Sthe uprlgnt9 OIL
| the crutch are invariably wound WIN a
| rfbDon tnaL- eXa9tlg ifldtpHSs 4tS ~
prietors every change of costume u
course one erutch is not enough sup
port. so the pretty cripple always has a
mans arm to rest her other hand on,
and talk of her trouble always brings
! the perfectly formed suffering ankle fn-
| to nomemtary view, and there you
have as pretty a beginning for love
affair as ever the golf links supplied.
Another miss. whose most fauitless
= salFr 6
always wears a twe-inch wide band OF
| solid diamond on the upper portion OF
her lovely right member. Because Why
Well. because those diamonds conceal
a dreadful scar received in childhood
the cicatrix of a dreadful wound that
nearly cost her fier life, that since theE
has been deep source of grief to her
and that is "a scar so entirely terrifying
in appearance that neither by night non