The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

90 SPECIAL interest attaches TO
"a Lord and Lady AlgernOn
q Gordon Lennox. who are
49, now the guests OF Former
Senator WoIcott at Denver. because
NJ the probability that they may soon
wish Salt Lake on the way to Califor-
MAJ
lady Lennox enjoys the distinction
NJ being the best-dressed woman in
England. and for that reason is a be-
Inc of Importance to every woman and
many men i'm America.
When I'm New York recently she was
Interviewed by "a correspondent Of the
San Francisco Examiner, who obtained
highly interesting talk from her.
of course. Lady LennOX, you know
know that a woman who comes to our
shores neralded with such a distinc-
ton as yours is Of absorbing interest
10 u.s."
Distinctions" queried Lady Alger-
non. seemingly just bit puzzled.
Surely. the best dressed woman In
England is
"A, ha, Ia, Yes. that has been
said. but it Is too ABSURD. Indeed.
ann not The best dressed woman in
England Why. Z really dress very
simply
And vet when Lady Algy. as her
intimate friends call her. was disClaim-
ing the right to the title. The Best
Dressed Woman i'm England she was
wearing a gown which alone might en-
title her 10 this Importance. Perhaps
90 was simple but its simplicity gave
70 distinction. Ii was a plain gown,
q .aNaH in OF tNr
The material was Of the finest silk
velvet cord and it chung to Lady Algy's
figure as if il were part Of it. In
color it was warm. deep currant red,
and there was not a soeCk of trim
ming about it. only at the left side
Of the corsage a chou Of soft black
Liberty silk which was made with two
lcng ends falling way below the waist
line The effect of the gown was ex-
Quista Lady Algy's figure helped TO
make =. so.
She Is the most graceful woman seen
in America i'm many a long day. She
Is tail. very tall; she is very hSsome'
and every movement is exquisitely
graceful
els red your favorite color, Lady
Leauoyg"
"0h. no, Red is by far too gay.
'rcfer bIdck-that is. black and white
You see. I have a touch of black or
,his red velvet gown, and then my
hat"
And such a hat as it was, A dash
ing black picture, but resting on
mass of golden hair. u was made Of
SILKY black beaver with white beaver
forming the edge of the brim. and
black and White ostrich plumes wan
derei c8re'essly over IL. But il wa
at the back the hat displayed its spe
r7l touch of novelty. There q por
zion 0f Tho hrim was cut to form I
point. and the pointed part was rollel
Over and caught on the crown.
do you affect bis hats, Lady Len
roNr.
Yes and no. love picture hats
but there is nothing I believe i'm NOR
than dressing % suit the occasion
However. { wear a picture hat when
ever ] possibly can
US there q secret i'm smart dress
ing
Eyes. I think so. Study your indi
Ndua.ty and dress accordingly. 1t j
me woman who dresses originally VIII
is The best govned woman-the woma
Who studies her figure. and her TEN
treatment. 700. and then designs ne
gowns s' that they seem To- belong
Peg and no one elsa very part
her."
DO YOU carry out the idea of sin
QIg.iy 'u an of your gowns"
80. not exactly. Not all Of m
s'Hrs ale perfectly plain. but I
'se simple clothes. 7 never wear ans
hn- fussy. The most origins
touches of my gowns are generally
me sleeves. 7 like unusual sleeves
Lady AIEernon GORDON LennoN is
beauty ass well as the best dresse
woman I'm England. She has deep Vic
eyes and wonderful hair. like spu
E'.e. which she wears we'll over h,
'eaeaa in the fashion approved
.'s ladies' ot the English nobility.
lady LenuoN has a wealth iOf hal
ana She has It dressed so that it CO..
ITS t6a greater part Of the back