Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

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same as that Of the other yaudeyillians.
Take, for example. one night last week.
when they were TO dance at a smart az.
fair. When they reached the house,
they were shown into a tiny room Mt
ted with a small mirror a table and
two chairs They we're told that they
would bc called when they were want
ed Their dances, as Il happened, were
before and after other performances.
Meanwhile they were evidently expect
cd TO get.re to their cubbyhole where
they were neither comfoued with APP
piles nor staid with 0agons.
Speaking Of the Stage begets thoughts
of clothHs. and undoubtedly It Is from
this source that we derive the most
pleasing knowledge Of dressing It be-
longs legtlmately to the profession OF
an actress TO attire herself becomingly.
1t Is to the stage women we owe a debt
of gratitude this season for introducing
more delightfully."- picturesque gowns
than we've had for half century past,
What pranks they win play with the
exquisite painted ribbons remains to
be seem one has begun well In call
ing attention to her trim waist by buc-
Killing the gay ends Of an elaborate sash
into an inch space She further calls
attention TO her slender back and Its
splendid proportions by a cunnlngly
devised zouave Her doings suggest
the llmltless opportunities OF ribbons
wide and narrow. buckles large and
small: Il Is for the clever girl TO en-
brace them as they come knocking at
her door.
Sashes and fichus are inseparable II
you would perfect the quantity beau
tiful costume. The very acme OF ele-
gance Is reached when the lchu OF
white or cream colored dlaphanous ma
terlal is draped above a chemisette
worked in silks repeating the tone and
design OF the accompanying floral sash.
In the same category may be mention.
ed medallion girdles Of cameo, tur.
quoise blue enamel and quantity carved
faces OF peasants or those copied from
the more pretentious historical halls Of
beauty. Dull toned gold and silver
clasps and buckles aflame with mock
Jewels dot the classic gown, which Is
prominent In early fall fashions, Ora.
peries are caught at intervals with the
begemmed bits Of metal In all sorts Of
fancifu shapes, and these illuminate
beautifully beige. pearl gray and kin
dred quiet colorings
Handsome as a Greek goddess was a
bride Of yesterday in an artistic gray
cloth. with ecru guipure lace yoke and
half sleeves The gown was ravlshing
IN It's beauty and remarkable for its APP
parent lack Of seams and visible stitch
Ing. In this as in other instances OF
similar style It is quite notable what
definite beauty so simple a contrivance
as the inevitable clasp or buckle is
capable of imparting.
The loudest cry OF fashion Is for
braiding There Is scarcely a walking
costume which boasts not braid in some
form or other-narrow or wide, straight
or curled, in continuous rows or In
broken llnes-whlle the boleros and
Eton coats, and even the jackets which
reach 10 the hips, are entirely covered
with tracerles Of braid. The combina-
ton Of ribbon velvet with braid Is new
and effective and the only trimming
which tries to seriously rival braid for
ordinary everyday wear Is the inch
wide silken fringe which used to delight