Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-26

For evening wear al large functions
panne Is very "dlstingue," but for In
formal occasions painted muslns are
the thing. Among the gowns I was
privileged 20 see I greatly admired a
little Doucot dress Of pale blue, with
embroidered cream muslin arranged
Ike a fchu and tucked into a deep sash
OF pale pink oriental satin. But pret-
tier than this even was a sheer muslin
OF pale blue and white, with delicious
touches OF pale mauye In sash form,
and as q vest an oyerlay Of coarse lace
and a picturesque kerchlef oSembrold-
cred batlste becomlngly draped round
the shoulders completed the bodice ana
suggested an artistic hat Another lit
tie muslin frock was striped with rose
color and had tiny bouquets Of roses
with smart touches Of black and white
ribbon. And the magnificent simplicity
Of a plQue skirt and bolero coat, with
ncrustatlons Of coarse lace quite won
my heart The coolest looking holland
frock was made quite important and up
90 date by self colorcd embr0iderles.
DistInctlyely Frenchy was a flannel
skirt OF pale rose and white plaid with
bolero Of white edged by a piping OF
the plaid The coat was worn with an
open waistcoat OF pale pink and a knott
ted black satin necktie falling over a
white muslin shirt. with soft rufiles
OF lace. There were smart tailor frocks
IN all the latest shades Of sand color
ana cinnamon. with stunning bolero
coats en- suite. with a black cloth
skirt there was a little scarlet coat OF
glace silk fastened over with one enor-
nous gold hligree button and finished
at the throat with a big dlrectoire
bow, which was new and novel; Nine.
F. is making a specially Of colored
boleros. pale pink and blue, to wear ol-
ternateiy with a white cloth skirt and
ruhled muslin shirt. a picture tailor
frock according to her idea Is cloth OF
royal blue This, too, has the indis-
pensable bolero coat, with a collar Of
real lace and an old world edglng Of silk
fringe. II Is worn over a silk shirt OF
pale lavender blue made gorgeous with
narrow ribbons and real lace.
The sensation OF the hour, however.
IL an evening dress OF black net, With
applique point lace coming IN points up
the skirt. run through with pink RIB
bons and almost hidden under an EN-
broldery Of pale pink chiffon roses the
bodice is a stroke OF genius, too, the
deem lace. which again Is all roses, COM
ing high In point at the back. but fall-
ing right down TO the waist In 'front.'
where magnificent cluster OF PINK
roses ends over a fullness Of net and
one wonderful sleeve II Is dress 700
striking 70 be repeated, and happliN
It Is the property Of some one who can
wear II well.
There was a very novel Cabot even
Ing frock OF black spotted with Whl'e,
II Is to be worn over white chiffon ana
black satin. with insertions Of lace ana
softness Of black and white Julie.
Sparkling ornaments Of silver appear az
belt and on shoulders Another lovely
evening dress was cloudy gray, win
yellow Maltese lace and q bertha ana
hen OF raised embroideries IN silver &C.
gums 49,.
In the pursuit Of frivolous fashions
I often encounter those that are prac
teal Last week discovered some alds
10 the small boys happiness II lacks
the picturesque possibilities OF the small
girls summer attire does tina. OF the
small bow. but IL has a certain sturdy
charm OF IT'S own. Johnny In Jumpers
NAV not be so prettyds Frances IN frilled
aprons but no one can doubt his ent're
readiness for all the good times mat
come his way. The heart OF his mother
takes comfort In him, for she realizes
moi Guarded by denim or ticking
against Sits or stains, her lapors as q
member are iessened.
There are two styles Of Jumper IA
vorsd by fashion. one consists OF trou-
sers set on a broad band and strapped
over the shoulders the other comes IN
two nieces-trouser and all covering
hlouse. clad in this the small boy $
white shirt waist and linen trousers are
protected against all injury, ana ne
NAV bo made ready TO drive with
mamma" or "walk with papa at a
minutes notice
Knee pads bear the same relation TO
the stockings that Jumpers do TO the
suit They protect the small boys ho-
s,srv M its most vulnerable point, They
are made OF soft black leather lined
with paddinV. They are shaped to nj
the knee and are kept in place by elias
tic bands.
The youth who is Obliged TO spend his
vacation I'm town is an unhappy person
with enormous capacity for rendering
others unhappy also, unless some out
lot Is provided FOR his energies. The
sand heap is an Institution beloved by
The mothers Of restless boys. II may
be dumped IN a back yard OF modest
dimensions. and half the delights OF
me seashore are opened al once TO the
sons Of the household. a tent is a
comparatively inexpensive playthlng
and Is warranted 70 make any healthy
vouth happy II placed In a corner OF
Inc yard In II he may be a wild IN
dian. a warrior a rough rider or almost
any OF the personages he delights TO
honor and initiate.
IL is an excellent Idea to have some
indoor apparatus for exercising. ON
rainy days Johnny win not be so likely
10 smash his sisters dolls out OF pure
exuberance OF spirit II he has exercised
on chest weights in his room or swung
ring and rope arrangement in his
doorway.
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