The evening world., 1911-04-26

alssance. She has, in short, discovered
the fourth dimension IN dress n re-
duced It to a simple explanation.
"a woman must drsss according
the 1 Of soul she possesses"
exflaj- I'd Miss Groth. "a hat or .
costume might be I crfsctly bsoom-
Ing to a woman physically and yet
not be IN keeping with her scu
IT she Ia not clothed In just the
garments thu. u her real person
atty h canot be At her best"
But how know wnen ones clothes
do suit ones soul?" | queried. a trihe
puzzled. a soul costume somehow sug-
ges,ed a rather chilly affair OF cobwebs
outtoned down the back with dew drops.
Should Feel Comfortable.
How know repeated Miss Groth.
Does not every woman know when
she does not feel quite comfortable in
some ono particular dress? Cannot a
woman tell Immediately when there is
something wrong with what she IS
wearlng? Usually the wrong Is that
her soul is being hampered.
-. ~ cannot put q bri hit dress
on a sad soul IL expect IL to feel
rig6j cny more than you could put
gay dress on . gay soul and
Expect II to remain gay"
"Ah! then there are certain co,ors for
certain kinds of souls?" / exclaimed.
Certainly agreed Miss Groth, and
/ an afraid l was wondering whether
her own black satin suit meant Ina she
herself had a naughty little soul. But
It seems II didn't. She explained all
that.
BLACK" she said. rs becoming TO any
who has a strons personality.
A woman with a fine soul uses black as
a sort OF frame for the picture. She,
herself, stands out away from It. 1t Is
not a question OF co.o-ins a, all with
ones personality is so weak that il will
Dc submerged: or so strong that the
black Will leave II triumphant"
An Attractive Picture.
Well. something triumphed in Miss
Groth's case. II may have been her
soul, but, material one that ] am, ]
was rather moro inclined 10 believe II
was her clear, pale skin and masses
Of glistening black hair against the
white hr!m OF a tip-tiited hat, l was
surprised when she came into the re-
ceptlon room OF the Hotel Brevoort
where she has been stopping. Persons
who give lectures are seldom absurdly
young and altogether attractive. At
least | never saw one who a before.
But can't you tell me Just which
colors go with certain souls?" I sug-
gested. II we could make out some
sort OF a table fancy what a help Il
would be-"
Il don't think I could. there are so
many different kinds Of souls" OBJ
| jected Miss Groth. Still we might
takea few OF the principal ones, There
IL the Gay Soul. for example, the wom-
an with such a soul needs sparkling
costumes, spangles and shimmering
silks, and ratified. floating dresses OF
pale pink or yellow or certain shades
OF blue,
Then there e ;he Vulgar Soul; that
manlfests i,scl; In cheap jewelry and
saudy costumes; cheap velvet and
cheaper satirs in all the crude colors
that make one shudder.
TIE Intense Soul.
pThe-e - the Intense Soul, The
woman with such a soul chooses hunt
er's green II she follows her %stronges
Inclination. or she might wear red. 0,
gl.steuiug black,
Thea. again. there Is the Sad Soul
Women OF this type take entirely,
naturally to grays and dra5s and black
% a ogoNn!sh shade. And one should
not try to brighten them by endeavor
.ag % make them wear gaye- colors
The woman with the sad soul !s hap.
post sad, There IS no sense in tryinG
tn change her.
"Of course there Is the Soul with &
Past. the temperamental soul, Yol
@cc. women "!,h thai LIMA 80 sou! :,
Rohemiai places They wear queer vel
lows and deep sea green and all H..
on pastel shades.
Then there Is the Business Soul, 81
usually knows what color she wants q
wear, and in most cases IL Is navy blue
Blu, she likes all the simple dark color
and black and white che 4. and ssrlpas