The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25

hkY. but the millinery openings hav
wi been superb One could wande
from one end of Main street I,
the. other last Monday and Tuesda,
ana view almost every fair one I'm tn,
village The hair dressers were a
work bright and early, and model Golf
feurs with which no hat would be Nm
becoming, were arranged high or lo1
as the conscience dictated. Hats weri
tried OF, pronounced dreams" O.
rights according 10 the mood. an,
laid aside. Some few. fearful of In,
public gaze. were installed in lttl,
corners where every dainty in the linz
OF headgear was brought for their in
spection
Il suppose Mrs. Blank is q splendid
customer 1 said 20 the ong-suffering
head Of the department. "She requires
so much attention" q had been wait
ing Tor some time).
20 dear, no." Tas the answer. "She
never buys except in New York OF
Paris. She is just looking at tho
styles
and speaking of clothes and "sich.'
one often wonders about a good many
Things. Why does a girl wear black
underskirt with a blue dress? Why
does she wear a wide belt when her
waist measure is above twenty-five?
Why does she wear high-heeled shoe
on the street, when her ankles are CON
stantly giving way beneath her? Why
does she allow her skirt 10 drag occa-
sionaIly as IL 10 show that she can af-
ford it? Why will she show small
hole above her boot top? Why viii she
wear a fancy waist with a tailored
skirt. Why do girls whose hair is
straight and meant to be straight. curl
It? And why. oh why, doesn't she see
that her placquet is all right?
a pair OF the best lockers the town
affords. matron and a maid, boarded
a car the other day. They were dressed
FOR luncheon. and they certainly were
well worth looking at. There was
nothing about either one TO suggest
that they needed the stuff, but one or
tother had certainly met with a mis-
fortune just before leaving her room.
for she had split a bottle Of some kind
OF perfumery, and il had chung TO her
as who would WOnder-in q way that
was really offensive. One sometimes
wonders what makes girl do it any
way. OF course, there are people TO
whom it is preferable to soap, but as
rule soap can be had so easily. This
was plainly an accident. Two girls
with such taste could never have done
it purposely.
After all, there seems to be every
reason to believe the oft-repeated state
ment that the girls do get together and
decide when another girl is too good
locking TO be admitted. But il speaks
such a lack Of appreciation Of ones
own charms. OF course, il has been the
rule with men for ages to discriminate
against man if he is good looking but
one would look for some other feeling
in the female mind.
A girl was seen on the street during
thu week i'm stunning shirt waist suit
o. the regulation army cloth, with ar
my buttons in the dull copper. and en-
blCms on the neck and shoulders
Where she came from no one seems to
know. She certainly is not at the garri-
son. but she looked well enough in il
to deserve the notice she got.
Early in the season Of 1910 some prom
trent persons OF this town Will doubt
less go abroad. AS The Herald will
still be in existence in all probability
at that time, it doesn't think it neces-
5ary to single out a this date.
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No doubt the post people were again
surprised 10 see what an elaborate af-
fair they had in the hall one night last
week. None Of them were there, and,
OF course, they must have been amazed
at the success Of the event.
The series Of contests in tennis by
which Miss Katherine Williams won the
cup. was a most interesting one, but
the big tournament coming on will
doubtless be the largest event of a So
cial athletic kind ever held in the city.
Have you got a new spring jacket
agked friend, meaning, of course, to
say fair instead.
NO" responded she Of the slender
Purse, but III have new spring suit
that I bought~at a sale in the spring
foI the winter"
Things are 80 quiet in social circles
Just at present that If it were not for
the sequestered hooks at the Country
club, the walks in the hills around the
city and the long horseback rides to the
out-pf-town places the younger society
set would languish.
There will probably be a startling
announcement in society circles within
day or two, and one Of Salt Lakes
prominent young business men viii be
the party Of the second part in the
event,
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II think she is a beautiful girl" I
said 10 another one OF tine fair sex.
after having seen the brilliant coIoring
and sthe grace of a visiting belle.
"Oh. ] don't know" said the one adj
dressed, you know she has such pref
~ clothes"
Is IL a mental defect?
DOLL BARET.