The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-21
Keith-O' Brien'sa
Beautiful Operlll
AS Usual the Windows ass....
Character of the oces,;,'
Large and Enthusiastic O.,

Who could gaze ipto g.
windows and resist the ;mn. rIe exel
Ter the store and becomnp pulse b
heith'O 'Brien's momentms : par
Where fashionable us opeais
gorgeous plnmage become u.sn' sa
tive group In the exposition ~ =, an
styles, women are irrcs;s.;aiot i;.a Oh ed.
At Mondays opening u KsT dn,
company featured fine ,nerchs Ih'.nn
ended the uncertainties nf alaaals ~ q
women Tn as TO the tendencies is'osaaa ~
fashions by placing the stsmr ~
ProVal upon the modes So isp in,ap
displayed. Keith.O 'Brien iI,etsslai
final word, and throngs o'pOse
viewed with keenest ;nsa su
authoritative fashions. 'eieH
Window No. was an on.do.-
with a fence in the bacLsroDal g
front Of which were prow;s" oqat
Eight columns supported = x ts,! ~ g
lestooned In roses, while thal a.l
half globes formed a nre,sn
The relief was yellow flower. % y, es
roses; In the center forepronrHuSq ruq
small Roman bench on wbish
draped reseda crepe do cb;asA bsA
dow No. , was trimmed in w.
XIV. period and the coIors n @
ana gold, an interior cifec, {
French windows partly Omar
looked a garden OF palms sna a
the top effect indicated spr;na us 9
a gray scttee madame bad
thrown her coat, gloycs and
The feature of the third wi,dpa ~.
an apple tree in bloom JInSs' %
was settee over which bsS S i
thrown white serge coat t,;wn. !;
black velvet. In the backgrars3
pearcd a fence and Geld N ::
The colors of the fourth wipdos .
lavender and white. In tho f;,. Y
dow was setting OF new iss,r
creations: the decorative ssbs-'
pink and white.
The apparel in the differen. r.t
lncInded a white satin Gown n;
princess lace overdrees and ~
court train; the gown was y.
model and showed all the new y,;,
An evening black gown was
Magyar model, noted for Il, a.
simplicity. Another was Whit n
piece suit, eton iacket and dres'
Marteal q Armand. A Bernard
el was white serge afternoon 1
made with filct and prince,
beautifully tailored. A furthr
was a pink evening gown for 4
miss, overdress of beaded chiffon
pirc style, Colliot model Tbers
also n lovely pale blue dancing
trimmed with tiny rose buds; /
lress Of net trimmed with roses.
At q KeithO Brien opening ite
naturally centers in millinery. IN
lavender window was a large
hemp shape with a white uneuill
trich band around the crown an!
new camel back feather acros
back. In the pink window IN
traction was n Kurzman tOque
empire period with dainty effta
flower trimming. Another was /
natural colored hemp with black Il
next TO the face and bud wreatk|
ticed across the top. In the gSsy
dow was a distinctive style Of W
son from Kurzman II was q u
model Of black braid Of yeY
polish. trimmed only at the h1sk
two tall ostrich plumes in the ssT
tones. Another helmet OF On!
, with bright poppy velvet and . Y
of black in trimming, most essu'
and charming on n pretty faee
, The dress fabrics nsed yefs
: poplin. heliotrope, crepe meteor, Ts
cashmere de sole. new yellow Z
. Franchise, Helen pink, peau d q
and goblin blue poplin. The 81
of accessories included new lan'
footwear. trimmings, jewelry and ?
Judging by the expressions Of
citation, windows more magH
] were never seen.
5 The interior of. the main ild5
carried out in heliotrope; each .
was decorated with large dn
I, sprays of hello poppies; the aE
; were shaded 70 match: Halpak
E the light wells were long fese'1
: violet flowers and baskets q
The second floor decorations vas
tered in the millinery and sun
ments and were gorgeous IN q
0 and ferns.