The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
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Salt Lake has the reputation Of shell
tering within its gates some of the
most beautiful and best dressed women
in the country. The beauty does not
merely apply to the young girls of
the community, but indeed to the ma
irons of many, many summers. At
reception of the week visitor was par
ticularly impressed by the women.
''There seem to me, ~ she said, ''to be
80 many types of beauty that one rare
" sees In one city. San Francisco and
New Orleans, for instance, have ten
dency TO resemble each other IN their
type of beauty. For instance, the typi-
Of a pronounced type. How charming
the hostesses look, and so hospltable,
too. They seem to anticipate the want
of every guest. That gown of Duchess
lace is indeed q creation, as Is the beau
tiful one of white crepe and Irish point
lace next TO it. Look over there at
that beautiful woman In the white prin,
cess robe, embroidered in wheat, with
that cerise plac picture hat. The
shades in those roses are really won
derful, and how well it sets of her
dark beauty. That is indeed n charm
ing matron at the table in the dainty
pink crepe and silk gown, and the hat,
too, SO becoming with those shades In
the plumes In perfect harmony with her
gown and the touch of brown maline
at the back Of the hat is charming,
Who is the distinguished locking woman
in those pale shades of gray, with the
turban to match by the Window What
a picture she makes, and so vlvaclous.
And the maid all in white, with the
white chiffon hat tucked up on one side.
1t seems to me l met her at the coast
a few weeks ago, A bride to be, you
say. Well, she will certainly be an
acquisition TO any drawing groom. The
dainty little woman in blue and white7
You say she, too, is visiting in the city
for a few weeks, All, yes, with rela-
ing and relieved with the white lace and
net is very dainty. Well, l must be
going. as I am to dine with the Van
tassels at 9.
Don't be deceived, girls, for they
don't mean thing, and only laugh
when they get together. The latest
with number Of young bachelors who
find these long summer days drag is to
take particular notice of a signet or
monogram ring that the fair one may
wear and go through the following.
These rules are strictly followed every
time, for If not the charm will not
work "Why, how do you do, this
morning. how are you7 cor course, he
shakes hands with her and if that
palm is cool one he is apt to hold on)
Rather warm these days, don t you
think7 Well, you are looking fine since
YOU returned from Brighton. Had a
Jolly time, of course. Now. by this
time, If he is an expert, the little ring
has been turned around fifteen times
and he bids her a farewell and ambles
down the street in wait for another
Now, this seems very simple, but dur
ing the summer, you must turn the
said rings scheduled number of times
All the point is that when he meets the
girl after the certain number he will
have the pleasure of putting spark
Ter on her finger. And then they say
men are not foolish
The dear little demure miss has de-
cided that certain resort is getting
n little too popular with certain class
of people. and. you can't blame her
either. "iI was fairly ashamed to be
seen on the train with Them she
said. "The antics those people went
through would have made school boy
ashamed. Fancy man with widow
on his arm and woman on the other
old enough to be almost his mother
wedged in between two seats with a
quart of beer between them. OF course,
the train was late in starting and long
before we left the resort the widow was
fast asleep on his shoulder and the
other woman laughing at the most fool
ish things you ever heard.