The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

hallmark. So they destroy their OWE
taste by blindly taking whatever any
one offers them as the last word from
Paris. Up to a certain point American
women have very clever ideas OF dress.
The American women who travel abroad
each year and get their clothes in Paris
have their eyes educated as to sense OF
balance. The national tendency toward
exaggeration is toned down. But I am
sorry to say that think the generality
of people whom see in the streets ana
IN the large hotels show this tendency,
This effIorescence Of taste that is al
most exotic to a surprising degree Il
Is in their dress. their gait. and their
manner.
Please don't misunderstood me. II 10
not the methods Of business don't like,
and haven't said what think of ths
American-made goods7 My quarrel il
with the women who won't realize what
they have at their own doors in the way
of beautiful fabrics, and who will run 70
extremes in their dress and manners
Here on this page are some OF the
dresses have made up since I have
been in this country. Every bit OF cloth
and everything else about them was
made IA America
A is an exquisite gown made of
American silk manufactured in PENN
syIVanla, and having all the appearances
OF the most artistic Partisan product,
as Whlch. In fact, If sells in the shops
Inc gown as made in "old picture'
IaSnl0n, and Is most charming crea-
tlon Tor a youthful woman or a girl,
me silk is of the palest flesh pink,
with bouquets of delicately cOIored.
dim flowers scattered over ii.
me SKIRT is gathered in at the bot
tom tom WITH snirrings, making little puffs
below which is q friIl- The over-dresS
IS a pannier fashion. looped IIp At the
PACK. There is an adorable little coat
IKE corsage with a rounded tab back
ano front, and big silk covered buttons.
Inc corsage is of plain pink silk, and
tnere is a pale blue sash with ends Il
one SIDE. There is a fichu of net and
iace. ana the small short sleeves have
nnlSh of tucked lace like cuff
b shows a beautiful gown made NJ
american fabrics, chiffon, ZambalIa
Satln and embroidered net The basis
OF the gown is Of paIest pink nauve
a most peculiar shade of lambaiIS
satin. and over this is a pale coral
PINK chlnon robe, and again draperies
O-;a very oeep coral color, almost an
OrlentaI. scarlet. The net is OF a
mauVe tone with embroideries in coral
shades and cameo medaIlfons
over the shoulders is draped scarf
o. dotted net in flesh pink, with bands
edges. 1n~
SHOWS little dress made of Amer
lean tanetaS manufactured in Portland
Maine 1t is of the richest snffeSt
quality, and is of q spot VARIETY IN
gold and green. 1t is made in a very
simple fashion, quaint and Youthful.
II is cut decOllete. but a guimpe NAV
be worn with it to make il da1
gown il one wished. The TRIMMING ~
the gown consists of side pIeafi1sS@
with edges Stitched down fat after fha
fashion of a hundred years ago. This
quaint pleating extends down The front
in two bands and around the bottora-
II borders the square Gecoiletage and
nnlShes the snort sleeves.
The waist is outlined by a sash or
deep green Chiffon, edged with deem
gold fringe There is a dotted mile
petticoat, showing between the pIeated
bands down the front. and there ara
butterfly bows of lace bound wita
green chiffon caught here and +hero
down the front The decolIetage and
sleeves are finished by delicate Iaea
frillS in pale cream color
d shows model made of batfsta ana
lace or American manufacture Tha
batlste is Of the palest blue, and forms
the oyerdreSS, which is finished aboIIf
the edge by a deep hem and tuck. Tha
under dress is of paIest fesh-coloreS
lace and gauze, and is decorated bv a
bow OF pale pink taffeta ribbon with
long ends. The upper part OF the gown
is also of the flesh -colored lace ami
gauZe, and there is a soft, folder eir.
die of the pale blue batiste.