The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29
The Curse Of Exaggeration
Strange Author "The Truth

and tho restraint Of Bond street. and
journey through the circles OF fashion,
beyond what / may call the four-mile
radius, that as things Cheapen, so they
or too small. the marquiSe is set too
much on one side, flowers are too bright
dresses are made with too much pouch.
or loo low ut the throat: heels are too
nigh; waists too small, and as a rule,
gew-gaWs too many. Away from the CEN
ire of pure fashion the tendency TO ex-
aggeration is one Of the greatest curses
OF femininlty.
The man II the beau monde wears his
twenty or NIFTY guinea Panama at suit
able times and in suitable places. The
wears it morning, noon and night 1t IS all
the same Lhing-the curse of cxaEgera-
ton.
Then. among a certain set, there Is the
eNaEseraion of spending money, that, 1
thlnk, ls the worst OF all. Have YOU
never been in q drawing room In which
you have looked round to find some rest
Ing place In which you could sit upright
Ihe VulgareSt room | ever saw in my ITO
ooasted Of eighteen antimacassa-s. all in
one pattern OF crochet, and all tied up
Win ribbons Of the same color single
specimen would have been quite nice
rms samo house. however. had a single
specimen such as l have never seen bc
becoDI, fore or since. and that was an artificial
doors of a china cupboard
Society and Politics.
have stayed In house where was
lTrltated TO bursting point by tho atton-
tions of the housemalds. II Is n Nsrv
PHEASANT attention. when you go to dress
Tor dinner, TO find smart little can of
TcnoIa n0e Taser; carefully shrouded In towel.
,ePoSlng In the middle OF each wash
oasih. But i consider 1t an Insult to find
,,nat same little can before and after
l@uhch @ before tea and after ten. and again
"nen you retire to bed at night
linen tncTC the DppDlr who
5eTadoe, 5Id,e .heir poverty, the people who
dd60IUsze do n9 e,i for everything they have and
are are exagseratedly polite. the young men
VINO seem to spend their lives on the
Wa,ch TO hand chairs and open doors,
u Ard ofheT%se tborS o show their gentle breeding
seratedIy sweet. l think I distrust them
i'Tie 'nan any one else in the world
men theTe Is one side of politics which
mas mas a terrible tendency TO cxaEeerafion
with them 1t Is n case OF no co9d tSIn
coming out OF Nazareth" on This ei5s
W. Saon inc lower house tho women are very
Ken heeh polluclans, and oh, how they do eT
ogseratel Has IL ever etruck Con uo n3S- eN
reader In what they exnggerate so much9
W. WI IN tneir own personal influence
have that" or we snail never nern,it can n
pther. are quite ordinary bhrases 'o io
w eIp have lTom not the lips Of ladies who certain
~ ~ xerT 2.%Te not, as yet, Won for themselves
~ very nigh and important place in tbS
great world Of politics. :" 'ne
Terpsce Aps ou1 1ge YESTERDAY I met lady on the
Oul,. OthsI way. II don't know anythinq nf
HUSBAND HUSBAND tb,nks s1I said aid but whatever my
e th9Te was little exaggeration I'm the NY
,.isS dnaT how "r TINS i humble spirit II not oh,
TO whom She belonged, ''idS'er
Self Deception.
Ihen there are those who oxoeco-.
Women T"inS wSoId tneir h domestic qualiiiesIthe
give give up everything to husbands md en nc 10
Isn't Isn't rea, nstrust Hoa them every one. mt Il
llon on and ii generally ends I'm assera-
eSItamolishment' m IL not worse, 'epufa'e
rclatcd With fhown VIII many women who have
Plea ,S sure 'nG,r in soSos younger years, took no
aetual welfare of their c6jIdraS1 oet the
to W waSt Steh 10 TSmen's %n children never Seem see@
y Is mistake TO Indulge in neiIeVe aI me.
virtues sven when you only exaggeratss yanr
''''ueS' And now 1 am going far In your our