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

The shoes should be especially CONF
fCrtablo Nobody is going to take notes
of the size of your feet. but there VIII
BE- plenty to step on them, A pair Of
tight shoes, aside from the discomfort
win cause the loss Of hours Of valuable
time.
A high tight collar viii interfere
with mental Impressions and is decided
~ out OF date. Three quarters OF am inch
cut out Of the neck Of the dress. and no
collar as Is the present fad with the
1880 shoulders. win be cool and COM
Portable If the Wearer's throat Is pretty
enough 20 stand the style
The low, turn over collars now worn
are cool and becoming If the neck
has been ruined by high tight collars
a bias piece OF soft silk like the waist,
can be draped around the throat. like
a stock. and held up by two feather
bones at the back where 1t Is hooked
a tight laced corset win necessitate
the delay Of frequent rests. Have the
dress wei provided with hooks and
buttons so the wearer can make her
toilet without the delay incident to
pins.
Happy will be the woman who Is so
comfortably clothed that she can chase
around all day without a thought be-
You'd seeing and learning all she pos
sibly can
The petticoat Of mohair. sateen, or
morecn should be I'm a quiet color to
harmonic with the skirts, or black. II
should be trimmed with a single Wlflle
or plating, The Undertaking should
be Of the simplest and plainest con-
AtructiOn Ladies' prices at the laun-
dries are high. Their articles are ale
ways so much and up Every bit o.
trimming ON "a garment sends the price
soaring up Ladies' with the weak
ness for elaborate lingerie, need not be
surprised 81 they have TO pay 81 and
over 10 get night dress done up
Handkorch iefs should Doe brought that
win not cause o thought If they are
lost
The wrapper that Is used for sleeping
IN the Pullman win serve as a lounging
robe for resting in the room. Black
sateen IL excellent for this purpose
Bring q comfortable pair " black slip
pcrs that win not be conspicuous if
worn outside OF he room Have only
simple and necessary toilet article a
lady could remain at the fair CONF
lortably for month or even moro
with such am outfit as has been de-
scrIbcd, II an accident happens TO
garment clothes can be bought as
NU'binA mere as anywhere,
WEAR NO JEWELRY.
All icwery should be left at home.
The watch should be kept out Of sight
ON n cord or ribbon. The principal
money checks and tickets should be I'm
some mysterious recess known only TO
the wearer especially not to the wear
ers room mate, and with fastened
Zap, II should be worn night and day
and not nut nnder the pillow,
4 good and convenient plan for the
watch and money, for daily use Is
pocket on each side Of the opening Of
the corset cover whore it win be hid
den by the loose folds Of the shirt
waist The corset cover should match
the shirt waist or be black
Have a little bag fastened to the belt
To hold map, guide book note book and
pencil A tiny mirror win give a do
lightfuly confident feeling. II costs
cents every time q waiting room is on-
tered for amy purpose whatever Put
nothing valuable In this bag as 70 win
probably be snatchcd some time or
other by the pickpockets who are TAX
ing advantage OF every crush TO ply
their trade.
Carry nothing In the hands unless an
umbrella for cloudy days Men have
already learned the art of living I'm a
dress suit case. Soft gray shirts In
either SILK or wash goods have been
pronounced the correct wear for fair
wear and the shops are fun Of them.
st. Louis Is already filled with visitors
from every quarter " the globe.
CARRIED In an sorts Of strange attire.
The unusual In clothes arouses no at
tentlon, The shirt waist man attracts
no comment here this summer.
Have the yaluablcs In money belt
that can be worn M night. Keep clear
OF the sure thing games that crowd
closely around every entrance. do not
Flash" a roll OF bills and beware Of the
pleasant and accommodating stranger.
The bunco man and pickpoCket are
much I'm evidence this summer.
AN OLD ROAD.
The maps OF the grounds are correct
with one exception There rs a famous
old road that crosses the worlds fair