The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27

n you lulSp -,
! arSs thin winter who follow every
nd fancy, Just wear a dainty thin
- Dutch cut waist when the Their
w., has dropped TO about . de-
hoIow zero. Now, with this
- :, don,t think Of wearing a tailor
w .r,t with Il storm collar to pro-
=. ,onr throat, bardlyl That surely
II bo foolish. Put on one Of the
pony coats that are 30 popular
Inter. with its turned back collar
-, then about your throat clasp
..rnp of pearl beads and if you're
-,rm it won't be tho fault Of the
=, of nfads and fancies." Then
,,der 10 keep your feet and ankles
.m and dry put on your silk stock.
|. and paper solcd pumps apd in
J. lack Frost to whistle about them
several hours on a wintcry day.
nm chance to live IN a district
.;,s NJ the paving has not been COM
1.,.J don't for a moment let the
.scht of mud change your footwear,
;sdecd. when your throat IS kept
,;so and warm it won't matter how
~ ~ Won splash about IN the mud you
N n only hive to BIO in bed week
,Ss Tho grippe if you arc careful, and
s.s there arc always attractive young
tr.;eisns to be found.
Scyiously, the fad of the trim in
IA and turn back fur collar seems
lave como to stay, at least until the
~ spriug days come, which will be
-Inne lone timc. Some girls argue it
PsuSbens' their threats; well, may
4 hats true; at any rate, it tough
e tbcir looks all right, and gives
6u The appearance of scurrying
m from home in kimopo and a
II By the way, they do say that
& coats VIC saw the fair ones wear
tlnq the summer months were. not
hot as they looked. If you rcmem
on bot day IN July when the man
The house would be idliug in the
In and trying TO keep cool, 'he
-ald be apt to see his wife or sister
IA down the steps dressed for the
kcyuoon bridge, or Lea IN suit, the
II coat being buttoped up to the
ret. If he asked her if she felt the
rL he would be told that she was
. "ccol AS cucumber and strange
La seemed she looked the part.
|HcHever, this was the secret under
htb the coat, there was no shirt
6it TO add to the warmth (no, really
It's true) and in its place was cute
fle vest or "dickey' with a collar
Iached. Some Of the women de
bred al the 'fad,' and refused to
|hr them and gave as their reason
n tboy might be ruu over by AN au.
hobile and if so. they would be found
hsless. Well, The wcarcrs of the
trEcys" argued that if They were
j over by an automobile they would
rkablv have their waists ruined then
|shat WAS the differepcc3
|lnc woman in a far eastern state
started fad for weddings (tbougb
rs doubtful if it. will be popular
N, instead Of being preceded up
. long church aisle by bcvy of the
bon S "buds.' gowucd in dainty.
.fon and picture batS-but dogs
|sourse not .iust the ordinary every
4 cur that ysps at the automobiles
i horses, but dogs whose ancestors
\ nice long ''family 90 tree, no get
Ri quick" product, hardly; tho one
y that the bride entered tho church
|pr holding white ribbons, tandem
|e--to which WAS attached at the
I Of each ribbon a dog. There was
4 |1rfnitc color scheme, but the at
Int dogs were well matched accord
Id size. Fox Terriers seemed to tG
|favorteS 4 and of course being such
|At little animals they understood
|y note of the Lobengrin Wedding
III and were thoughtful enough not
hurry their fair bride TO the altar,
! walked deliberately and thought
feuyly Of the momentiOus occasion.
D call from their canine friends in
\ streets would have been hccded
q ever il Sir Thomas Cat himself
bVipg across the nave of the church
|mrsuit of an imaginary mouse, IL
Hh have been for naught. Even
|ngb The plebian smell of hare
Eld have penetrated the church. In
d, had il been laid at their feet
N woul have scorned ii. These
s had been rehearsed with for weeks
i tuew their part from A TO Il, even
The grouping themselves at the time
/ The ser-icc. IL is probable, how.
|r, that thcv stood a little closer
The bride than the grooom, for some
~ ! suppose dogs bavo intuitions
think il wiser To crouch beside n
lto satin "hobbls' than black
tent leather "toc.' it seemed this
ssua bride had made companions
The dogs for several years and felt
a were nearer to hor than rosy Wis
OF bridesmaids in pinlg and white,
p perhaps, there may have been an.
ei reason, If would be an unusual
when canine attendants could dis
t attention "from the center of at
'llon, the BRIDE Of course, there
rht be sucp cases. but they. would
rarc. 1t has not been told what
tho bride gave her attcodauts
aafs Il .iuicy T-bone served on u gold
White. platter, or muzzlo studded
20 pearls. The former would likely
ios most appreciated by tho attend
y; tbe latter, however. would be 8
2uard In case Of contact with thai
s'ent leather toe
nese ''false have days. it's been