The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25

Dest TASTE ~ dress, Mrs. SnOWdOn.
Every time see Mrs. snowdon, Mrs.
Thompkins, say to myself If
only had such taste as she hast"
Mrs. snowdon-"How nice you two
arel Of course, | know you're just
saying It to make me happy, but then
its just az dear Of you as IL you meant
It. Now ! think you two are the trim.
NEST two women know"
Orchestra plays first number At
It's close the three women give three
alghs Of appreciation or relief
Mrs. Pretty, wasn't It?
do Just love Wagner And while I
think Of Il, Mrs. Tilden, want to ask
you where you got that perfect dream
Of lichu you had on yesterday at the
tea. I'm crazy about it,"
Mrs. Tilden-"0h, do you really like
itI How sweet Of you to say sol
got the lace In Paris and / had my
little aeamstress make il when ! got
home. I think it's rather fetching"
Mrs. Thompkins-'Its the dearest
thingl Oh, they're going to play
again. wish they'd wait little long
er between the numbers"
(The FIRST yiollnist plays a solo.)
Mrs Thompklns-'Is Isn't that violin
lst the dearest thing you ever saw?
! simply adore him"
Hrs. Snowdon-"Yes, he's perfectly
sweet, but he has the funniest looking
wife. Did you ever see herg'
Mrs. Tilden-"I shouii think I dii.
I have very good reasons TO remember
her. saw Aer at the tea Mrs. Du-
pont gave for her, and one Of the
maids spilled punch all over my best
gown. Il was never at to wear after
ward
Chorus Of lamentations from the
other two.)
Mrs. Tilden-"And such dowdy
thing as she is. too Really, her gown
was nothing but the plainest kind Of
silk. II looked as II she had bought 1t
ready made. Really. the most ordi-
nary looking thing"
Mrs snowdon- sFunny, isn't It, how
queer theseeartistle people are about
their clothes? The only one ever
knew who wasn't was the wife Of that
artist who visited Mrs. Tolman last
winter DO you remember what per-
feet dreams her gowns were7"
/ Mrs. Tompkins with intense inter-
est)-"Weren't theyi / never saw any
thing more beautiful than the one she
had at the reception Mrs. Tolman gave
for her"
tThe orchestra rudely interrupts
them.l
Mrs, Tilden-'1sn't that young flu.
/ list absolutely the most attractive
creature you ever saw? Now, do tell
me about the gown you were speaking
Of. Mrs, Thompkins, You know, I was
III last winter and didn't go to the re.
eeption"
Mrs ThompklnH-"well It was gor-
geous, my dear, Simply too wonder
/ full for words Il was the most deli
cate shade OF blush lavender per-
fectly hdescribable color. Marqui-
setie over messaline. draped in the
! most wonderful way, and caught up
with little punches Of chiffon, with a
violet fastened m the center Of each.
What catastrophe that you missed
ltlg
Mrs. Tilden-'I almost cried when
heard about It. ! was the most dis
appointed person you ever saw. And
usually Mrs. Tolman's affairs are So
dowdy. BY the way, thera's Mrs
Parks down there. Speaking Of dowdy
people made me think Of her. She
has less idea OF dressing than an 9th
er woman l ever knew. Actually she
went 10 Mrs. Tuttle'a garden party lasl
Thursday in a perfectly plain liner
frock. Not even suit, my dear-jus
@ little linen dress. with some sprays
G Of embroidery on the front panel. Car
+ you imagine any one doing such al
unheard Of thing? I'm sure Mrs. Tut
tie felt It very keenly."
Mrs. Snowdon Poor Mrs. Tuttie
BY the way, I suppose you're both 90
ing to the Trentons Friday eveningg
The Other Two-eYes, indeedl'
i Mrs. Tilden-sI wouldn't miss 1t 70
! worlds What are you going t
& wearT
AIRS. Snowdon-aOh, I'm having Mrs
Dcming freshen up my white vol
with some new laoes-just cheap III
tie lace, only $3.50 a yard, but Tv
3 worn the gown three times alread
) and ! didn't feel like putting muc
o money into fixing It np."
# Mrs, Thompkins -@I'm having II
Is tie gray chiffon made. and ! reall
think it's going to be a very dainty Il
lie frock Simple, OF curse, and Il
expensive. I've made up my min
: that I simply won't spend more tha
g $50 on It. But then | adore simpn
A ily. I simply VIII not fuss over N
le clothes7
= Mrs Illden-'Nor I.
s. Mrs. Snowdon-'I feel Just the wa
you do. That's why | adore living
Forest View, / simply couldn't liz
u in O place where people Judged you |
i. the clothes YOU wear "a Forest Vie'
ed you know, you really don't hare
give your clothes single thought