The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-31

her little boy may be returned to her
and as she turns around she finds
Deacon Mason standing there with lit
tie Georgia She is filed with joy. The
old deacon asks her to forgive him for
being so quick, and shakes the hand of
his boy Joe. Mary and Joe are soon to
be made man and wife, and wife No.
narries another Mormon.
Blanche Walsh has reason to think she
IS one Of the most envied of women,
Tor the robes she wears in More Than
Queen" are said to be most Respondent
bits of mantua making.
IN the course of the play Miss Walsh,
VINO IS handsome woman and a per-
son on whom dress is seen TO advant-
age. wears seven costumes. For the
prologue, which is dated 1875, Joseph
inc, who is then simple Nine. de Beau
harna1s, appears in a gown of silver
gray cloth. Like all of the costumes
of the period, it is made with its waist
line close under the arms and its skirt
cllnging ana sheath-li<e.
The long train is dyed with sable
and cut in an elaborate open work de
sign Under which the white satin lin
ing shows. With this ,1ress Is worn a.
zoue.ve Jacket of gray satin brocaded
with large velvet flowers The coat is
made with large reEeres Of the bro
cade, and pink satin shawl falls from
under the jacket. acting as both sha WI
and sash.
The ends OF the sash are embroidered
in an Oriental design.
After Josephine's marriage the first
act shows, her awaiting NapOleon's re-
turn from Egypt. To celebrate this
event she is CARRIED as the queen of
Egypt. Through the entire costume a
serpentine design runs. The dress is Of
pink material, sheer and delicate. 1t
is sewn over with let and silver.
angles a or ter
quins borders the skirt. The panels
or velvet covered with a network of
pearls decorate the front OF the skirt
and high up under the arms a girdle
OF velvet covered with gold and jewels
IS wound. twice around the body and
then falls in stole effect down the
front of the dress. A scarf of blue
,gauze is thrown over the shoulders and
the neck and throat sparkle with Jew
els The dress for the second act is a
gown Of soft white velvet covered with
gold spangles. IT IS made with train
and has waste line under the arms.
The sleeves are made up of little Sc
duined flOunces ;lnd folds of the ma
teriat. dotted WITH gold paillettes. are
brought from the shoulders TO the
waist on either side of a satin chemi-
settle, which is cOvnled with Russian
lace A cashmere shawl with a scarlet
center gives the dash OF color TO this
costume-one CT the most beautiful
in the collection.
Befers the coronation of the empress
Miss " alsh wears q lobe of heavy.
white satin, which shows panel OF the
satin embroidered in gold and Jewels
descending from the neck 10 the bot
tom Of the skirt. The dress is belted i'm
by girdle OF pink and white dia-
monds. The sleeves have high shoulder
puffs. and are long and tight, each
showing two ROVE of the empire laurel
leaves running froIa wrist "a Shoulder
At the wrist the sash of diamonds is
repeated The bodice is cut very low
and is square at the back.
The dress for the next act is of pale
gray cloth, spangled with silver. The
skirt is bordered with feathers of a
darker gray and .EIvet bodice OF the
same shade as the feathers finishes the
gown. This bodice is studded with
gray pearls and the tive long bands OF
velvet which descend almost to the
bottom of the dress are likewise e,rl-
br0ideTed in pearls. The sleeves of the
cloth are covered With silver spangles