Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08

N. mannlsh woman--the woman VINO
,,,qs 10 emulate her brothers ana
,v.e,Asarts By poaching on their ward
robe. and infringing their habits is a
creature Of the past.
Her swagger was repulslve and her
enakerl unsexed her. Brothers swore
At her and sweethearts gave her wide
berth until In her despair and loneli-
ness she gladly took refuge behind the
aoes and frIlls that accentuate her
charms and fascinate her admirers.
The girl IN a boiled shirt was a mon
strosity--a sort Of hybrid-and the or
lgnal shirt-waist girl, in her starched
stiffness, II she were at all pretty, lost
all her lOyabe curves through her mas
euline assumptions, while a homely one
emphasized every obtrusiye angle.
And what man could make love to
a girl who seemed a counterpart Oh
Mmself2 1t sayored OF loye-making to
another man. The derby hat too, save
ior equestrian exercise, would dlsfgure
The oyeliest girl face.
This fact is becoming so patent that
even the comfortable sailor hat with
x stiff brim Is fast becoming an an
tive, and the few that appear In the
says are well covered with dotted sa-
@bulards and mulls, or are so heay-
y nrnlshed with flowers that one
hliy sees the hat proper
ne pretty white duck hats seen In
d best stores are trimmed with heavy
Gsasts and null folds and are dainty
md becoming. Even the yachting cos
tunes are losing the sailor severity,
md the lawn shirt waist worn under
DE blouse with trimmed hat is a sur
'lyal Of the fttest
i cannot be denied that dress ex-
sfts a pronounced influence over the
manners and disposition of q woman.
habllitate her In mannlsh toys and her
Whole personnel win bristle with a GER
ull swagger and boldness Of action,
but array her in soft mulls and laces
ana The feminlnity. with all its pretty
teoqletries, viii assert Itself. A girl In
heavy boots and golf skirt and fedora
nat may be a "chummy" companion
~ noon hour jaunts. but It Is the girl
" NE tleecy loneliness OF ball gown
that man remembers with a dreamy
lghl IN his eyes as he puffs his cheroot
@ioIe retlnng-and builds air castles
y the Ilnes Of smoke that circle above
hs head A man may find the mannish
tf a good fellow" and enjoy the cam
aalere and have mo end OF fun with
ter' but when It comes to playing his
ttafI IN tse game II Is to the truly fem
llhe srl he turns In the hope Of win
ing her love and whom he honors with
We ofer " his hand.
me eVolulion-or the emancipation OF
sVhan as many might term it-has
p.eolaied woman with bizarre spirit
uNom1ns suffrage.
Washington was the Mecca OF these
SUs,urlties. who brust forth later as
brilliant stars Of an unsatisiied social
,.Vnaluon. and those who remember
WI usii alyent into the capital city, with
Atu agiiatlons and ahsurdities Of
ue,s must smile at the recollection.
was TOO young at the time to re-
enper any names, but many OF them
s aaNe years ago become most conscrya-
W. ana have managed TO forget the
sosurd exhibitions made In the days Of
N.FInfs ot IDEAS and enthuslasms.
a., was common sight 10 see these
,sItssi'e gplnsters and matrons in the
S.us'sA'fte' hasques. the fashion Of the
r,' ana sort Of bloomer compromise
" " Trousers Of an lndescribable shape
!. ia, oesan God knows where and ended
" me ankles. The favorite color was