Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03

design \ Thanksgiving Walk In the
Woods by Howard Chandler Christy.
Catherine Frances Cavanaugh contrib
utes delightfully."- interesting article.
AT the Tables OF Presidents" which
deals with the history Of White House
dinners public and private, and proves
the intense humanpess Of our chief ex-
ecutlves. a notable article on Woman
and Photography, by Stella Reid Croth-
eTs, Is accompanied by nearly scure of
photographs OF those who have achieved
unusual distinction in this vocation.
There is a great abundance OF Interest,"
Ing matter In the departments, OF which
the handsomely illustrated cookery de.
partmeDt with helpful suggestions for
the Thanksgiving dinner, and page
devoted to homemade Christmas gifts.
are particularly noteworthy. Ponies
for Little Folks. DEMONSTRATING
Pheasants," Cocker Spaniels, IA Com
Portable Living Room" Beauty and
Health, Fashions In Furs, Season
able Styles Mainly About People"
and Views and Interviews" are the
captions of the other departments,
which are exceedingly meritorious and
up-to-date.
The November number of Dress makes
Its appearance In a remarkably beauti-
ful cover in color by de Feure OF Paris
a colorist Of rare talent and remarkable
power, His japanese figure on the COW
er OF Dress shows daring but exquisite
handling of colors. Dress Is credited
with having get a new standard OF ar
tlstic and mechanical excellence IN mag
azine making--a reputation which 1t has
certainly sustained in this November
issue. The winter wardrobe Is its
theme. emphasis being given 10 dress
for the evening The correct appoint
ments for the opera exquisite iewelry.
evening couture and hair ornament.
opera wraps and gowns by leading de-
slgners. including La Ferriere, are cer-
talnly ravishingly beautiful. The FASH
ions In furs are also c0mprehensiyeiy H.
lustrated. Jaeckel, Grunwadt, Redeem.
hamilton, ReYillon Freres, etc, contri-
butte their best work, which illustrates
not only the mode In coats and craps,
but NUTS. boas and small pieces. The
dinner gowns by Deuillet and the aft
ernoon gown by Bernard are charming.
The mode In walking suits Is shown In
the models by Cabot Soeurs ana Dire
coll The winter hats are by the lead
Ing milllners in Paris.
The corset being the foundation of
correct gowning, the mode in oorsetry is
| Illustrated and described In an article on
the subject and the newest ideas in lin
gerte are likewise shown. There are H.
lustrated articles on evening footwear,
the correct hose and slippers, excellent
suggestions for the dressing table and
the newest fashions IN boudoir furnish-
ings are well illustrated The Paris
letter, the articles on the current mode
and the forecast OF the fashions to come
are good.
The illustrations by Pal" and Travis
are both excellent. the latter, "The Op-
ening Night at the Opera" gives this
artist an opportunity that he has used
well to show beautiful gowns and beau
tlfui women. The picture il charmingly
reproduced I'm drotone--black and
brown. The exquisite colored engrav-
ings make Il q brilliant magazine.
The woman who consults Dress fol
the seasons wardrobe IL certain TO he
gowned according 20 the latest dictates
OF the mode. SOC per copy, $500 per year.
McCready- Beals Co., 2i-26 r. 2lst ST.,
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