Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-24

I there, with dainty frills roundness
that does not exist. One need not de-
spair of acquiring the modish Partisan
| figure. even though ones natural figure
| may be diametrically opposite in all of
ITS natural lines. To put ones self in the
hands of these clever motders is to real
ize THE possibilities of being born again
| in the flesh.
/ The question Of corsets alone is so i'm
| portant as to call forth clever little
journal devoted to the ever-varyine
modes ana corset findings. So wonder
full and complicated are some of the new
models that they have positively that
gruesome orthopedic look To realize
ease and comfort one should have an es-
pecial corset for each toilette. There Is
nothing more graceful than one of these
pretty Cleopatra empire corsets fash
ioned to be Worn especially with tea
gowns. The prettiest among them are
built Of hand-painted satin ribbon, and
have tabs at the back and front from
which are suspended the jupon
For evening wear with decollete gowns
there are corsets fashioned that have
more the form of a ceinture so slightly
do they mount above the waist line A
combina ton of these two models is the
proper corset for the sporting woman
who goes in for golf riding
One of the stage favorites who is ad-
mired for her 1.-THE figure is encrcled
by three separate and distinct corsets.
First there is an elastic ceinture fitting
down We'll over the hips that straps
firmly at the back. Then one of the Cleo
patra bust supports is strapped on. The
two are connected by a short easy corr
set made of ribbons tackled at the sides
| and front to few supple whalebones.
| The thought of this sort of detached
! pieceneal support is rather repelling,
but it is gaining adherents every day.
\ capital corset for the slender woman
who goes in for tailor-made gowns is en-
ceeding long over the hips and mounts
quite over the shoulder blades.
The front covering the bust, is
/ full boned puff of the material finished
| with reveres at the top that gives all of
| the bouffant effect coveted by the all TOO
| slender woman. To still stick to the
| straight fronts and to affect ultra long
| corsets is to be quite up to date as far
| as stays are concerned. Nothing adds
so materially to establishing the straight
| front as the stout garters attached to
the front Of the corsets that make thor
ough and firm connections with the
| stockings. AL
The average woman this season Is
seeking the jupon that adds the least
bulk to her hip measure, since to be rea-
| sonably slender is to be Ia mode. There
are some clever ways to set rid of this
extra bulkness. One of the very new
models fastens with flat unohtrusive but
tons on to the bottom of a very long cor.
set.
A pretty petticoat made on these line!
was built of strips of mauve satin fig
ured ribbon, separated by narrower
strips of black velvet. The lower edges
were cut in points and We're ornamentet
with bands and bows of the black vel
vet Three full frills of mauve gauze
embroidered in black, gave the flare II
the bottom of the skirt.
The more elaborate of the jupons have
rich flower trimmings wrought with ap
| pliques of silk or velvet blossoms. OF
"a filmy pale rose affair the flowers wer,
INIT ated in light puffs of pink gauze sur
rounded by strass. Hand painting too i
.aavished on these dressy jupons intended
: for evening wear.
~ A dainty jupon that was designed es
ipeciaMy for an angular woman wa
made of white crepe de chine. The apron
which was quite wide. was composed en-
tirey of narrow bias folds of the crep
gssp chine that overlapped one another
Ata intervals there We're bands of val