Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14

,.,. effect is much like that OF
pun ack hung on a beanpole, "a Tented
~ gbionable are those ulos' "t 80, ~.
he king which are maui VI %Srhv
py u weeds and worn win 1erpy
brown , Nv" who follow the royal eN.
bat grch matters will be Interested
Ampie ~ however, that the king lrooh
u leaIm, lounge suits show no Varla-
coats urn last year, the roll collars, u
ton ~ highest Importance 10 nole,
Is OF tsropebt no lower than the thllu
benz VI button. For country wear
walsluUa'a linen and silk shirts are the
soft H,lllH,ost ching his majesty having
very l"hIs IA nproval OF them by order-
shown ,roo number. They are worn
ing ''n,1o collars and small neat ties,
WV. ,,ffs accompanying them peihB o.
we ,riety called double turnoEeIs,
the 'iatnst recruits to the ranks OF
my society women who are IN trace
I0nlou Nioncktou and Miss FIRTH, VINO
are laIy "a -brao shop In the Fulham
keep Tody Monckton Is the widow Oh
hoaI H., NonclSton. who was Tor many
PIT ,ity clerk. which represents one
ys"SS, very highest and most desireu
OF .i,,t,nonts In the city or Lonuoi,,
Hppo,s,n Lionel Monckton, is the wen
ilg, composer whose music alWayH
kuo" m the leading comic opera IN
nhnnaon and who married Hertie M
,n mo Caiety actress MISS rllli -
II laughter Of the well known artist
,,5u,,om Powell FIRTH, whose paln,
W., cf "Derby Day the RaliWay
i u,st Son" and others are In the Nalohal
gallery ,.>,oyy mp
r,o e,scinatlng, all-conquering Amer
NIL ia responsible for new teml-
,''re profession here-the teachlhB Oh
! nv ,rt of gesticulation In seeking
M W. svnlanation of the popularity OF
to"rsaiIantic maldens, English women
,l,'i,-jne that they have discovered II
animation of their countenances
in an conyersIng and the free use they
VIZ, of gestures, Many of those IN
"s,,Ir,5 have resolved to go ana do
,,,'.nise and someone has arisen TO
IN them how. And 80 IT comes about
sHot mat immobility of feature, the
lin, inscrutability of expression ana
w. air. of serene and lofty composure
.hich are supposed to be the most
Vanished hall marks Of the inner CIR
'ies If British fashion are to be ADAM
Ioned The talking is no more TO be
done by the lips alonei eyes ana eye
H,,,gs facial muscles and fingers, are TO
piay their parts in the exchange OF
tjeos "a Ia belle Americana Nacuity
Is TO be tabooed,
~ have more pupils than 1 can find
,ino 10 instruct" said the fair profess
oregs Of this new art although my
terms are pretty high. English women
nave been too much addicted to stol-
idIty In the past, Properly pracused
resticulation win enhance the charms
of the prettlest woman and add vastly
IN the delights OF conversation, enab-
ling those who are not cast Tor speak
ing parts at social functions, sun 10
participate in a measure in the dls-
course That expression OF stupid III
difference which chalucterlaes many
English society women when they listen
10 conversation in when they are
NOT directly participating IL no longer
to be regarded as marx OF hish preeo-
ing
ANTIQUE FURNITURE CRAZE.
The craze for antique furniture con-
tlnues undated, and the supply more
than keeps pace with the demand.
Manufacturers OF these goods are now
turning 20 account that most marvel
ous discovery Of modern science, Y
rays. by their use II is declared they
can I'm a day or two convert a table
or sideboard fresh from the cabinet
makers hands into furniture OF the
Ellzabethan or some highly priced
period, so perfectly countcfeiting the
genuine that the most experienced eN-
perts are puzzled to detect the fraud,
This Is how it is done; some pota-
toes are reduced TO pulp treated with
glycerine and rubbed into the new
furniture which is TO undergo the pro-
cess Of transformation. Then q horde
Of hungry wood-caung worms, obtained
By cultivation, are let loose upon H.
Revealing in the potato mixture they
speedily drill their way into the wood
work, doing IN very brief period what
It took their honest, easy-going ancest-
raj progenitors centuries to accomplish
The result is apparently trustworthy
and indsputable evidence Of the raw
ages Of time But there is still needed
the color which long ago alone Is sup
posed to give. That is where the X
rays come IN to complete the fraudu-
lent process After n fierce applica-
ton Of them. the whole fibre OF the
wood assumes the desired hue, and the
worms whose presence might betray
their recent nefauous employment are
destroyed Then the article sells 70,
two, five or ten times what II is worth
according TO the purse of the buyer and
the capacity Of the seller to lie elo-
quently and persuasiyely. But the bliss
fully ignorant purchaser being rendered
Just as happy az IL he had obtained a
genuine antique, 1t is perhaps the poor
worms that after all are most deserv-
ing Of sympathy.