Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30
In Women's World.

Has progress deprived women OF an
their old-time employments and are
they forced 10 engage ia public affairs.
too long neglected by men? These
Questions are suggested by an article
in the February Delincator i'm which
Ida Hustled Harper tells why "woman's
Broom IN Municipal Housekeeping has
become necessary
one after another the old-tIme en-
| blpyments OF the household have been
taken nom home 10 factory until now
| women are separated into two great
DIVISIONS or am army-one that follows
lhe work and marches forth each dav
10 ma ln some public hive Of indus
tiy the occupations once carried ON in
| the seclusion Of private life. and tho
other that remains in a home strInpod
] OF aH those domestic tasks that used
( 20 Keep their forcmothcrs busy from
I u3ybieak TN long after niphtfau. says
/ Mrs. Harper Churn. loom SHINING
! wheel even the sewing-machine was
! snatched away. until at last thov were
| leit with only the broom OF an their
/ former implements Of labor. Aud fin
/ ally one day with a great cluttcr OF
/ victory up TO tine door came the am
D
4 sent the woman and her broom riding
! through space like Mother Goose I'm
/ the story books
When the woman came down to- earth
against she was still clutchinp the
| broom and, finding her house 8lI sWcut
ana gamished from cellar 20 atti. with
the products Of the factories. sh. bee
gan 90 wonder If men, In taking for
themselves an this labor belonging by
/ HwH o.. "a
iected their own legitimate work. SO
she looked about her and on every hand
saw the evidences OF such neglect Tho
condition or the streets was menace
| 10 health; impure milk was killing Of
lhh BABIES by the thousands. while i'm.
pure water and food threatened de-
stluclou 90 the rest of the race. idle
children swarmed the highways and
pyWaN- because there was no room for
them no the schools; from afar off camD
the cry Of the little ones sacrificed in
the labor market: ON every side the
agencies o. evil had set their doors
wide open 20 lure the innocent These
lhings she has set herself JD remedy.
and % her immortal credit She i- do
ing 10 and with am the business tact
and nlesse of men.
one % the characteristic models NJ
the present season is the coat with
the fancy outline. IL is popular too.
for the up-to-date woman has been
quick 90 discover that the pointed
lower edge adds appreclahly to her
apparent length Of line and incidental
}, contributes to the slender effect
which she Is so eager TO obtain Tho
Hning- Of the fashionable coats are usu-
ally OF satin. very soft and lustrous.
ana Wen calculated to set on to adj
cantage the material used for the gar
ment White, gray, mauve and reseda
are popular shades FOR these Innings.
gray being especially favored owing 10
the predominant OF taupe. elephant
and smoke among the materials used
for smart gowns and millinery Many
modiSh coats are lined with satin
matching the cloth.
Women seem 10 have sacrificed much
OF their individuality to the present
fashions. Instead OF adapting the
new gowns 90 suit their own style. they
have made themselves oVer-hair. fig
urr. walk ana alto harmonic with
the directorate aad empire modes.
Up TO certain extent such consist
oucy is 90 bc highly commended. Of
course. But carried too fan, DO be-
comes WearIsomc. Tile modern oIe-
ganto is q most attractive ype-gracc-
ful and picturesque But 10 De- 90 ba
hoped that the American woman will
keep mp whip hand ou her wardrobe
ana remember that hor own personal
ity is more Interesting than the person
ality of her clothes
Wear the new gowns by am means
they are charmiug-hlt wear them as IL
they belonged tl you and not you %
them. That is whore the woman who
plans Ter own CLOTHES is often more
successful iu guiIug herself than the