Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-01

xuished fathers poem. Among the spe-
cial articles are christmas Thoughts"
by DIR. Edward Everett Hale, "Wom-
ans Share IN the New Child Labor Pro.
gram by Samuel McCune Lindsay. an |
Easy to- Make Christmas Presents by
Grace Margaret Gould. There are sew
eral clever poems by wallace Irwin.
Edmund Vance Cooke. Clinton Scollard,
and Samuel Minturn Peck. and a
Christmas play In verse by Katherine
Pyle, Howard Pyle's sister. The de-
partments form an unusually strong
and attractive feature In this number.
The December number OF Dress Is not
only a presentment OF the modes OF
the month, but a Christmas magazine
OF the highest order. The holiday spirit
Is carried through the whole magazine
from It's remarkably brilliant cover by
Pal, 20 its last page by the same artist.
il is a succession OF artistic SURPRISES
and exquisitely dainty frontispiece
gives to the whole number a charm that
is maintained throughout. Travis has
contributed a timely and pretty center
page entitled the christmas Dance,
and the publishers have set II on ad-
mirably with n gold border. giving an
effect as pleasing as II Is novel. The
other artists OF note, VIII Crete, Anna
Westerman. and the great Drian, have
contributed their best.
The fashions are all that could bs
desired, among them being beauufui
ball gowns by Bob Marie, Simcox. and
beautiful models by Panem ana Pa
auin shown In exquisite colored enBrav-
ings There Is an evening gown py
Drecoll and walking gown BY thinner
man. A charming hat by Francois is
shown. and Mandy and Paquin contri-
butte two tallormades for which both OF
these designers are world famous
In short the fashions. of which there
are an abundance. are all excellent and
PRESENTED not only In beautiful but
emlnently practical form There are
excellent articles on the present ana
coming mode, all well Illustrated WIN
charming pen and line sketches Spe-
o.al features abound. among them Deins
suggestions for fashionable gifts, dress,
ing table hints and special lllustrateu
article on boudoir lighting. The draw
inps OF Drian which Illustrate the Paris
notes will charm any woman VINO sees
them. for this remarkable artist ldeal-
ICES woman, and shows her with all her
grace and charm developed to the hlsh-
est degree.
To saw that Dress Is beautiful Is but
SAYING what everyone can see az
glance. To a man, even. II Is charming,
10 q. woman II must be fascinating, ana
10 one who would be gowned IN ac'
cordance with the latest dictates OF the
mode Il IL a necessity. The creations
OF the master fashion artists OF the
world, the sight of which Is denied save
10 the most favored, are here brought
10 every lover OF fashion, and presented
through Dress in a charmingly practice
al and helpful form. Dress is not only
a monitor OF style but guide as Wen.
TO the artistic and correct expression OF
ones taste In dress. --McCready -beels
Co., a East 21st ST., New YORK CITY,
Among the periodicals devoted more
especially TO short fiction The Red BOOK
Magazine for Christmas must be given
the highest place. II Is quite the most
note worthy issue OF this interesting
publication that has thus far been
brought forth The variety OF stories
the uniform excellence OF the illustra-
tions, the beauty Of the women whose
portraits serve TO open the number the
timely fashion studies from Paris ana
the vivacious article on the current
drama all combine 70 this end. the
number features a charming hctional
fancy by Richard lie Galliene entitled
"Nlranda's Love Letters" which Is tol-
lowed by br adly humorous tale, 'Ihe
Recoverer of s,nings" by hoy Norton
Ethel X. Belts delightfully."- sympathe-
tic study of Puritan childhood, Han
nah Maria's Debut" Is made doubly IN
terosting by Maginel Wright Enrights
unique illustrations. Anne warner :,
by Decree Of Their Guardian Angel,
is a little story OF distinct quality ana
as surprising as 1t is interesting. Nor
can one readily imagine better christ
mas story than Hugh Pendexters 9,
when Christmas Was Held Up with
It's admirable illustrations by j. w.
Norton, Mrs Fremont Olders story,
"winston's Regrets" Is concerned with
the influence OF little girl over dry
as-dust scientist, and Rupert Hughes
I'm Mrs. Trenwith Comes Home" pic
lures the heart OF society" woman at
a moment Of revelation. Regiibld
Wright Kauffmans story, In the
Dark" is brightly amusing. and Kath-
crime Holland Browns Christmas story.
The Kidnapped Angel is In no degree
such a tragedy as the title would seem
to indicate. Other authors whose most
recent work appears In The Red Book
Magazine for Christmas are. Ethel
Sigsbee Small Leo Crane, William
Hamilton Osborne. and Mary Buell.
Wood.