The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-09
Blue and White Wolfe de Sole
Gown Over White Lining
Malsoo Roud
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is most difficult to carry ont, and the
prices asked for simplicity in dress are
generally prohbitory for the great ma
Jority Of women.
The open neck has again to be dis
cusscd. Undoubtedly the fashion of the
round or open neck is to be reckoned
with and the finish of the embroidered
smart at tue moment. but tho line be
tween n smart effective, low cut neck and
q vulgGr one Is so very narrow that con-
scrvahve people continue 10 vote against
the style and solve the di1Iculty by the
transparent net or lace Euimpe with high
stitch collar This is a universally becom-
ing style and docs not interfere with tho
neck OF the gown being cut quite low.
All Kinds of poDgec and tusSor gowns
are extremely smart this season and arc
made in ali colors and all shades OF col
oTS. it may truth1ully be said, For
coat and skirt costume there is nothing
more practical, and the simplest Of waists
OF net, lace. chiffon OF lingerie arc worn
with them Then there are the entire
gowns with coat TO match. high wasted.
and on the Empire order, but for practical
purposes the skirt and separate waist
with coat TO match are far moro satislac"
tory, All shades of red. blue, green and
purple. especially the darkest shades of
purple. arc most popular, and every con-
ceiyablc quality is to be seen. But II also
is 10 be noted that il is not fashionable
TO have long skirts. the short ones being
chosen in preference every time.
Correct Length of Coats.
Coats just long enough 10 reach below
the hips are the smarteSt, and az rule
arc painfully Shapcless, with straight tuu
hacks. the luness beltcd in across tho
back The fronts arc almost straight aud
loose Such is the cleverncSs OF the fash
iouable designer OF the day, however, that
these coats. OF rather jackets, tull and
oose as they are, do not make the hgure
Scem large, but on the contrary. slight
skirts are decidedly novel All with
straight lines. narrow aud, It must. alas!
he admitted, ungtaceful, these skirts have
only the clement OF being quite dinereht
from any former styles TO recommends
Them. but they are new. The pleascd sSlrt
~ fur nrettisr. and is also fashionable. but
lack the smart If somewhat conspicuous
,,Dpeareucc of tho others. lleated sAirts'
the new styles, differ materially lroio
those of two years sGo; often there Is TIE
oyersk,rt effect OF u double set OF ple1is,
ana failing Just little over the top oil
the other. MS though there were Nv"
gounces. This. with the waist in the
same size plcsts and patent leather pe''.
;s a fayorltc Tor loulurd, Dut is ais"
,ood in tussor or pongcc. 1t gives quite
Iha effect of a blouse coat and IS, IN truiII
more comfortable for summeG WHOM
very additional yard of material is 10 be
dreaded.
There is really not enough attention
,aid to the PRACTICAL In clothes intended
or summer wear, a model that in itself
6 charming, effective and graceful will
eouire 10 be lined or made In such man
Ter that it will be quite too warm for
comfort except In cold weather and
,,t IL will be most casually ordered For
uratcly, of late drcssmakers aud design
rs have studied the subject of comfort
much more than in years gone by and
he heavy Innings once considered cssen-
iaI arc hanis5cd. and II thorc is q sepe'
ate boned and fttcd lining. ltud to per-
ection, the unlincd, or at most chiffon
incd. waist Is made U for the heated
crm.