The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17

t,ivances designed L. cover il at all hours
Of tie GAY aad niEhr.
During the morning and At breakfas;
she wears n tight fitting tCilly cap thai
makes tantal&ng picture Of pretty
face but liz rather tryIur to a plair nnc
But whether her hair Is brown or black
or Titan YOU cannot discover, unlcss
YOU nave known rnt lady IN seasons
past. when II W.. tEa fashion 10 cN-
Iusc Nh" hair.
And then 4, would no, bc safe TO gam
bic on any previous knowledge as Il
number OF well-known society women
, who had black nar last winter have
had IT changed &c red while abroad this
summer.
woman goes on the street Is one thai
Is drawn down snugly over the cars, and
every rcsiige OF hair usually forming Il
frame Tor the face Is cnguifcd I'm The
depths oi the crowp and ihe dropping
brim conceals any that may have been
dressed low on the back og ;hc neck
In the evening FOR ihcateTs. dinners
and balls the hair is covered with the
most amazing conlraptions of the weird
est design
Net caps encrusted wlth pearls aud
along the lines 81 the morning cap s
the commoncsi form Of head covering for
evening wear.
\ rather new styie which is found iu
the troussesUX OF the two society brides
who have just returned from Paris is
the much-Giscussed Tantalus and cap,
noyance than IJhe matinee hat !, is
constructed fringe trimmed velvet and
is surmourtcd by an osprey flarinS and
fluffy that stands upright In the front
to formidable height.
Then there is The Bacchanic head
dress, composed of ribbon bandcauN. 10
which bunches OF fruit and flowers arc
fastened
Another style now In vogue is broad
hand with long taSses held in place 10y
jewel studded chomN dangling over each
ear.
Novelty IS The demand al The leaders
of fashion whom in search for ncw
contrivaace TO concea! the hair and the
creators. following tho Footsteps of the
fnr inspirations
At cvery evening function one expects
to ne confronted with some curious craze
which owes It's origin TO the mode Of
bysono ages.
Il may come 10 ships I'm fun sal.
baskets Of flowers and mammoth om-
blems having political significance find
ing resting place ON the heads of the
smart mouda Ines.
These would be similar IN design 10 #!
those OF the eighteenth century which
wer" so uncomfortable that tho wcaTcrS
were provided With ivory sticks for their
aa Just n.ni.
Quain, Ilttle srmals in velvet that ave
supposed to bear striking resemblance
to The Iadys pet are ultra smart. and
snake ot not. jcwelcd with irdcscrnt
GequlrS. is an ecccn'rictiN that is TAR
nom Pheasant Tor lha woman whose
nerves are on edge and who is forced
10 view it in the next seat j, the opera,
On her return from bail the lady !
pops a once from these lIalU-conc"aluS
night cap. and once more her trcssv@
arc in a state of perfect eclipse
There is :, suggestion of return TO
the simple life in new fashion note,
which states distinctly that the elastic
band reminiscent of The days of
childhood is seen on some of The
new hats. 1t may bc far cry from
an elastic band TO hold the hat I'm
place TO pocket in every street dress.
but 1t seems 10 he i'll II part Of one
movemcnt--to make clothes less of AN
an ilnpediment and 4 care 10 the Won
an who wears them. The mon arc
doubtless responsible for the band -
as harmless substitute for the dan.
gerous hatpin. But there arc those
who viii welcome anything which tends
To hold headgear in place with less
mental anguish and more security. As
long as a woman has TO trail hand !
bag IN order to carry even a handkcr- !
her hat TO her head in order to keep
II IN place she can never be free from
"The White Woman s Burdcn.''
With the return to the city of Mr.. |
and Mrs Louis W. Critchlow local mu |
steal circles as well as social circles. ac
quire once more two very material adj |
ditions. Mr. and Mrs. Crltchlow were |
both we'll known locally before their
marriage, especially in the musical |
world. Mrs Critchlow having been Miss |
Kate Dwycr Of the talented Dwycr fam
lily. Mr. Critchlow is a cousin Of the !