The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-03
Che Girl Graduates Gown
Touch of Color VIII be Introduced Into the Most Eec
tive FrockS Worn at Commencement Exercises.

commencement exercises; gifts you
understand from proud parents and ! am
sure poor Edith lOngeo 20 have permIS-
sion TO wear the gay brooch and the
watch chain George ard I gave her, but
l held firm in my refusal
Some Charming Shirt Waists.
Sensible woman agreed sdrs. Van
knickerbOcker as the TWO strnled away
toward the silk waist department. The
time Tor that sort OF thing Genes soon
enough and If YOU are not in hurry
let me stop and east an eye 81 maternal
interest al these waists. All the pretty
ones I've seen of silk and MANY cnarnl-
ing ones of muslin are made 20 fasten
in the back and as Niche smarteSt
summer costumes viii consist of bur
laps, pIQuc lawn and jute skirts in white
and cOlOrS worn with various fancy
bodies, j took pains last week to pick up
several at this counter that. pleased her
fancy nightly. one was Ally OF the
valley green wash silk corded ~ white.
laid IN box pleatS in front and set on to
yoke OF n1eIE tucked white muslin,
embroidery Another was Of white muslin
timely tucked in horizontal lines but
barred from throat 10 waist with bands
OF white and pink embroidery. The
sleeves correspond exactly with the body
and worn with d crush collar and belt
OF pink panne ana a pleated pique skirt
rms makes as smart a little afternoon
gown as an incipient debutante could
wish
Effective Simplicity,
There is a commendablc effort I OBJ
/ serve this season said the hostess, pick
ing up pretty waist of white null laid
/ from neck to Dclt in baby tucks alteFnat-
ing with perpendicular rows Of gathered
NalenCienneS edGing and giving it. with
/ a nod and smile OF acceptance, 10 tie
/ sa isswOman, for doing away with the
+ stiff linen collar and cuff. This pretty
thing am going TO buy Tor Edith See
how its long tucked sleeve end in soft
point over the hand and all she VIII need
( L. go with il viii be fouT-in-hand tie OF
some soft silk or lawn to wind about the
high straight necki and of lawn. / do
I SO DISLIKE TO see young girls yoke them
/ selves IN hard Starcned linen that cnafes
! and discolOTs the tender skin Of their
/ threats. and oh if you pleaseI'' to the
-SaIeSWOn IN. "IH have this too and this
Edith viii look like q piCturcs EN-, Miss
+ Van knickeTbocker. i'm a pretty body OF
7 this sort, and the aIecJlOnate aunt held
Uu a waist OF entirely tucked white wash
silk made with Il bolerO and sleeve OF
more WHITE silk but pin dotted in yellow
and blue. The bolero's edges and the tips
/ OF tho sleeves We're smartened with
Shril ITii Of plain silk hOrdered by bands
7 of blue and yellow baby ribbon y stock
ii white silk circled the neck and Miss
Van KnicherboCker enviousiy but hastily
CALCULATED, simply sweet.
Il am buying this one for my ain self.
remarked EdlthS generous relative.
4 spreading forth a shirt of orthodox type
in white muslin not only tucked all about
bu, showing lines of tucks- running down
the hacks of the sleeves rs there any
thing that looks more beWitchinSiy cool
than muslin shirt waist! sometimes u
shall wear his with one of the new stiff
linen collars, cut to slope uD nigh under
+ Ule ears. sometimes q stock of liberty silk
! drawn through a long gold slide under
; the chin and sometimes nigh band OF
! lare showing my neck through and art
/ fully bound and bOrdered with little
stitched on strap of cOlOred silk to hold
everything firm.
4 Vision In Silk Yelling.
She would have continued her enthu-
siaSUic investments III fancy waists eager
b.. and indefinitely had not Miss Van
KnickeTbOCker. who had evidently been
revolving something in her mind, sudden
ly linked her arm in that of her friend
and whlrled her gently AWAY from the
fascinating counter with the plea that she
had d dress to try on in the upper regions
oI The shop ana yearned TO have aid and
. ncouTagement IN the final questions OF
its choice and purchase.
81 waver like a leaf In the autumnal
+ blast, between two equally irresistible
I compositions from the most authoritative
French masters OF good gowns, sighed
the good lady, as she sank into tUfted
chair in the softly lighted, lUNuriOusly
decorated importing DEPARTMENT of the
, ereat Shop NV husband always gives
me special allowance ever. season for
two of the finest Paris frOckS | can get
in this town. I've already bought one
but as ] am going TO Visit a Dit al New
port this summer 7 feel / must have one
very delicate, gracious. ornamental affair
for the morning entertainments they tell
me are the feature Of that watering
Mrs. Van Knickerbocker broke of
. breathlessly as the models emerged from
the fitting rooms into the presence of the
ladies and slowly and SOlemnly- reVOIVed
about the mirror lined salon.
THAT would be my choice, said the
hoStes indicating, after mOmentaTy hes
italOn, diaphenOus silk yelling of cream
white. delicately embroidered IN cluster
lines and tiny figures IN black Skirt pro-
per. OVerdress and bolerO waist We're
trimmed with the finest embroidered
/ cream batiSte entire deUX and edging,
SkiIlfully and uniquely Frightened with
narrow bands of stitched old rose cloth
Around the neck and waist went a collar
tie and broad CeintuTe of turquoise taft
feta and the hat of cream Tuscan straw
waved two tall black plumeS in front over
a brim turned up with a row Of pink pan
+ ne roses set low against the hair.
Send the gown hogae TO me tonight, w.
ordered Mrs. Van knickerbOcker, with a
happy sigh, Il always felt that gown
would be my destiny and now come along
and try a salad and some ices at the res
taurant down the street. this shopping is
a very hungry business: IS it not?2
MARY DEAN.
The Poor Nan.
Punch)
Mrs. Newlywed (to cook whom she has
lust engaged at registry Office You see.
NY husband is so very particular about