Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-10
Fashions for the Year
Are Born at Marienbad

OF the shirts and hats In the salne#Way, Z
the RED socks being the only point III
which he prefers sameness from dry
to day If he appears III q gray SUIT
one morning he wears u brown suit
eile.tt day, a blue sIiit on ti.c third day.
another shade OF gray on the fourth, ~
different hue Of brown on the fitth,
greer clothes on the sixth, ana so oli
TIL he has exhausted the stock of suits
which he has brought with him and be-
gins again at the beginning. The color
of The soft felt hat always corresponds
to the color of the suit, SO that a gray
hat accompanies a gray coat, ana IL
greer. hat II green suit.
HIS coLoRED SHIRTS.
MANN Of the kings colored shirts are
made with the collars attached TO them,
and the COLLAR is made of the same ma
terra! and Is the same color as the
shirt itself. Sometimes the king wears
a White collar on a colored shirt but
the cuffs are always of the same color
as the material of the shirts Ihe
kings handkerchief also corresponds I"
the color of the suit which he Is wear
Ing. III the weather be cold the king
reveals the possession of an amazing
variety of overcoats and listers OF All
color.:. lengths and styles, and alto
gether his early morning promenades
yield world of observations In. regard
to the kind of clothing to be worn on
unceremonial occasions.
SOME OF HIS STYLES.
If the king goes out TO lunch or 70
afternoon tea, as is often the case dur
ing his AIarienbad visit, he wears by
preference, gray froek coats or gray
Gus "a way coats with tails, surrounded
by Il gray top hat, n style OF ,dreSSinS
which is sometimes varied by q blue
frucll coat, or blue cut-a-vay, also STIR
mounted by u gray top hat. n the
evening the king either. goes to the io-
cal theater OF attends small and
-con,paratively informal dinner party
given by some English. French or Aus
TRAN aristocrat in his honor. ana on
ttese occasions he wears dining
Jacket with a black tie. Once or twice
during his summer vacation there may
be- q more formal dinner to attend, and
then the king always goes out In run
evening dress and white tie. Every
sunday morning he rehgiousiy ATTENDS
The little English church, ana then ne
duns the traditional tall black SILK NAT
typical of the English Sunday. together
with a black frocli coat, co!ored "i'lst
coat and gray trousers.
FASHION STUDIES
The makers of European fashions
have thus ample opportunities Tor
study E.rerS morning on the pro-
in hand, iotting down particulars OF
their observations, or making, sketches
of this or that feature OF King Ed
wards outfit. If he goes for a walk
they shadow him, and ii he takes u
drive they are again on the LOOKOUT
TO spy out any other alterations II!
his costume which may be worthy OF
Imitation On sundays, their rush 10
ol,tairi seats III the English church pc
came such Il nuisance, inasmuch ;'9
they occupied seats which ought 10
have been available for English wor-
shippers, who We're thus eXctu6co'
tIlat the officiating clergyman WAS
Obliged to give orders TO exclude them,
and now they have to content them
seIves with watching the King rs ne
alishts from the carriage and WaihS
through The little churchyard.
rfIEATE.R STUDIES
IA the theater, however, they have
| n fine field for observation, ana many
,-orInaIce which the king ottendsi
having extruvagant prices % make
sure OF their places, In me
| tbeater. tlit,# king sits in con-
/ snicuous position in the irolll %
! a box on the first circle, inlinedta,t -ss
| opposite the stase. and MY Nis't setit>e
| sh;lwoders are then able TO get tt,t tsN-
net lines of the evening dress or 't.'tt,t
| iackft Tic kings dining jackets tnlS
/, Gear are rather long With graceful IN
| ward lines at The waist and with q i!iih
! b,,tto;l The waistcoaJ Is cut rathef
wore narrowly than hitherto, so thas
| rhe visible expanse of White shlrt hits
| n smaller area than former 1 aSsStlliol's.
| With full evening dress the KING wears
n White waistcoiit, 81 llts M w ~ :
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