The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-25

There are some people who are Won
dering just what the present style Of
woman has done with the wire arrange
ments she found so necessary a few
years ago, and those people Will SYM
pathize heartily with the woman VINO
wrote this:
To the Edtor-Sir: In last Sundays
issue the hipless woman was very much
exploited. Now / do not care IL IL is
the style. hiplessness is hideOus. unnat-
ural and inartistic. Just because a lot
Of dressmakers in Parish wished to
force women to buy new clothes and
decreed a radical change in fashions
therefore women all over the world feel
compelled to torture themselves i'm or
der To obtain the fashionable figure.
Hips are certainly one Of the most
distinctive and characteristic. features
OF woman's anatomy. and if a woman
has no htpe she is not normal in form
or beautiful in figure A man with hips
is most awkward looking, but a woman
without them is freak of nature. OF
course this last word in shapes is a
godsend To the slahsded woman who
has no more curves than Stat: but
her day will be short because men do
not admire such figures.
Who Is the woman that has most at
tcntiOn and admiration from men? 1t
isn't she who is straight up and down
any way you view her.
\ PROTESTING WOMAN WHO Is
NOT A STAT.
Have you seen those engrossing, fas-
cinating puzzles known as picture Duz-
zles.' which have been imported from
the east for the confusion of strong
men7 Well. just keep your eye out for
the snares, for those who have studied
the matter say that the 13-14-15 puzzle
Of our long-gone youth is nothing when
compared To it. You go to call on
friend who has been spending some
few months in the east, and she wears
an abstracted, faraway look, during
your conversation which is not so COM
piimentary IS you might expect. Final
ly she cOnfides in you that she has
never left the trifiing game all morning,
and she has just mad an idea come to
her that she might be able to solve the
thing certain way. II you're wise you
VIII leave and let her solve tiff she
can. If you are foolish enough 10 be
led into looking at it yourself-well, ]
you'll be one just like her.
X
All the ghostly devices for the cele-
bration of the last October days will |
be In order this week. and many are !
the parties arranged TO follow the old |
fashioned custom of searching out the |
future. The Old-fashioned games, how !
ever, are interspersed in many cases |
with new ones. but for this one time 1t |
is quite probable that bridge Will be |
dispensed with for one night at least
X X x
The University club social committee |
is preparing for another OF their de- |
lightful musicales to be given some |
time within the next few days at the /
club With one of the leading nlusi- |
clans of the city as head of the social |
committee, there will probably be some |
display of the best talent during the |
winter months.
X
The ladies of Fort Douglas have |
changed their custom and hereafter |
through the winter wifi be at home /
only the first Thursday In the month.
There is so much going on in a social
way that the giving up of every
Thursday afternoon means frequent |
inconvenience, so the change is a well
come one.
Numerous parties of young people
from town. as well as from the post |
made up the attendance at the ball /
game yesterday afternoon, when for the
first time the officers who played in
their college game were given an op-
portunity to show themselves against
the uD-to-date tactics of the u. of U.
team. DOHL BARET.