Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20

the growing thousands Of wage earn.
NE women are Just AS human as II they
We're housewives and lust ny fond OF
noVle- OFTEN more So There are
hu'lsewives who weary OF their paradise
even break down In its service. fnr
wv woman who worries In mill on shop.
| peNIfM the counter or at tho desk, I'm
studio or hospital. church or School
needs IT,
Here Is large and growing ninrict
! steady market, body of respectable
Sitzehs ps nj nIasseE who do demand
! Ino nome without the housekeeping.
ahey board at present, and don't like
IT, X Is either inferior food and service
and small, cold room. or 1t IS too OK
penSlye' Moreover n clearinghouse
noea not furnish right ground for hui.
man compunioGship. for rest ard recre,.
atlon. The hpard-housc gives YOU
more.
Eating and sleeping are not living.
You miss the emotional content az
home life. ana its element OF speciai
catering TO personality, and you ges
hing TO ccunterbaIence the loss ex-
cept freedom from care ard labor.
The business woman has come to stay
and her wants must be recognized ana
met.
was talking on this subject to a.
womans club on the lower EAsr Side.
I described TO then1 how a block OF ten.
ements could be treated as a whole: or
an apartmer t house built. IN which the
Kitchen and laundry space was con-
densed to business limits; prepared food
OF steady excellence furnished moro
eheaply than they could provide 1t
themselves proper accommodation for
children on the upper floor and roof;
a iJn ,l.., Feu.
alton and amusement Of the adult resi-
dents; all this costing less than this
present housekeeping and leaving them
free to double the family Income. They
were ready for It. 10 woman.--Char-
latte Perkins Gilman IN the May De-
lsneator
II the summer vacation La to be spent
At farmhouse, suhsta ntia1 frocles OF
'eersucker end Bingham for morning
wear shonld he provided. rather than
hose OF finer quality. The smaller
yirls VIII have them made In one piece
Russian blouse suits older girls will
Moose sailor styles or shirt-walst suits,
For afternoon these win be changed for
rocks of diunfty or lawn made up be~
'omlngIy.
AS the mountain resorts, the people
ire as rule wall-dressed though per-
APPS NOT az deliberately as those one
ews AT seaeside hotels Morning frocks
VIII be OF brown Holland. colored linz
ms. Scotch madras and fine ginghans.
IN excellent toilet FOR older girls given
o tr1mping and climbing is plain
'ored or plated skirt az blue denim
1ade UP on the gray side. white mad
Az shirt-wAlst, A. neat tie and a kid or
men belt, For afternoon wear moth
ng is prettier for girls OF all ages than
rlnted dlmlty, Aprons should be pro-
ided ms n protection to dainty frocks
nd In regard to underwear, n few
rents Of soft vcol are often needed In
iditlon To the usual supply OF mus
Serge Ia always good for seaside wear,
9th white arid navy blue, and a wrap
III be necessity As a safeguard
gaInst cold damp days. comfortable
oolen frook should be put into the
'unk and rpbbers should not be for
otten. From the May Delineator,
Quite the prettlest newest and most
satisfactory veil Is black or brown
ne, with an edge OF velvet to match,
he mesh itself being a heavy embroid-
red dot, quite dreadful for the conn
Srt Of the wearni''s eyes, but great
w to the eye of the beholder. Such
veiI brings out all the brightness and
ght of woSnnns face, giving her
outh and Ioveliness. softening the
ennlshes and increasing every quail
= Of beauty
Stlll the short sleeves continue. Some
omen declare that short sleeves are
very common. appearing In
ven the cheapest gowns. The Same
hing may be said of long sleeves;
ley were common for many, many
ears.