The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08

buying. One firm has Opaque screen!
over their doors and windows which rem
ders II impossible for customers TO b,
seen from the outside.
Others nave employees detailed TO find,
out the identity OF the watchers ana
watch them In turn. 1t is a right In
terssting game.
How a Fashion Began.
Who could have ever thought that a
circumstance so trininS as that OF Miss
string her skirt round her ankles prefa-
tory to an aviation flight. could be 10
the great industry of RoubaiN as The i'll
wind that blows nobody good? some
"snobesses" who saw this contrlvance de-
vised by the daughter of the foremost
New York banker iools the notion as an
elegant novelty 10 the Rue do la PaiX.
where it was al once adopted, In few
days all the leading racecourse bellies
came out at Au,euil In jupes en,ravees.
This mode is now out, but the very mar
row skirt derived from IL still remains
In. with however, quiles TO render mo-
tion easier at lateral openings from The
knee down
II docs not follow that the great ccono-
my Of stun obtained by the couturcres
must lead TO cheapening of the dress.
When a gown contained at least third
less stuff, one might suppose, in follow
ing the light OF reason, that a correspond =
ing reduction must appear on the BIZ.
This is far from being the case
Hence greater profits 10 the Rue de la
Paix, and the serious slackening of trade
at RoubaiX. That town supplies super
fine dclanes, tweeds. wills. ratines for
ladies' clothing to the whole civilized
world Its very interesting exhibition.
which President Fallicres went TO visit.
has moi remcdIcd the evil due 10 the 1upe
antrayec and the silhouette sIimuess OF
figure which the couturlereS do their best
/ not to cast aside
Leg-of Mutton Sleeves in Style.
And so the Roubaislans grumble and
look out for labor troubles. I may call
attention TO another change in which they
may perhaps find room for 4 more hope
full state OF mind. / heard from a priest.
| ogs of fashion OF note, In the course OF
| last week "la granda nouYelle. Ia nouVelle
a sensation. is the rcapPcarancc IN
Tarcrooms that lay down the law To fol
lows OF fashion. OF Sigot deg Of multon)
sleeves This VIII not ai once widen
! skirts. but the French sense OF harmony
must bring about metamorphosis IN the
! lsilhouctte-that Is, II these sleeves tax.
on. Shoulders that are pufed out w,li
| find their balance In widencd hlps, ana
the waist, TO mark tho distancs from
| shoulder TO hip, will be longer This VII
ldetermine A different contour of the skirt
and bring Il into the form OF hareDc!l
do not like TO say n truncated conc,
ot The waist would properly fall In any
case one may predict greater length and
fullncss In the sleeves NOT that we
short. sleeves & arc ,kesS @ sro TO VerT erT waried
| nnd wbnn there arc fine arms II ls al
liowabIe to show them to the most al
| ono Of the stTangest personauties
n,nne the many queer artistic folk who
are attracted 10 Paris Is the OLD %Gnldi
;noxyn 10 the Parisians as THE SphinN.
shc Is a familiar f,gurn in the streets .ot
the the Montmorte district where :, she he SIT, q,
daily on the pavement and draws ~ ~
paints To vary her occupa tlom ano .s
naJ to her Income she sometimes acts rs
,,,h,,c aun letter writer for the Deighborhood