The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-23

tainly used the lip rouge. but in an alb
scnt.minded moment she had used IL on
her eyebrows instead Of to enhance
the natural color OF her lips.
THE question. Aren't we growing
Il too awfnlly familiar with that
makeup boIl' has recently been
brought up. Perhaps the question
might he put, when is good taste in
makeup not good taste at allg'f
Perhaps. indeed, there might be many
more questions asked concerning this
growing habit among womankind Time
was when all rouge was considered vul-
gar, but Of course that time has passed.
Rouge. when visible 20 the naked eve.
is still vulgar. however. and too much
of il is frequently seen even IN the most
conservative of circles. The wonder OF il
is that il is seen most frequently where
it is least needed, j. C., on the cheek of
youth, Surely when ''good digestion
waits on appetite and health on both, -
as in the halcyon time of youth. as we
must suppose they do, there should be
ho hIti W dlolu LHt EDnt. CT II lc
among the very young girls that the
rouge habit seems TO be spreading. The
main trouble seems TO he what artists
call n loss Of the perspective. The idea
is that when one uses the touch OF color
every day, one is inclined to increase
the dose, rs it were, and so one becomes
conspicuous. The nations which have
been most successful in preserving the
natural beauty of color which is so dc
sirable, have been skilled artists in the
matter OF makeup. and it certainly be-
hooyes the American woman 10 study,
for less rather than more Of the witch
cry of the makeup box.
n UTE an unsual honor has come 20
~ Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes in recog
milton OF her fondness for rarities of
various kinds, and having special refer.
ence to her rare collection of jewels.
Garrard & Co., leading jewellers of Lon
don, have sent offering her the tiara
of the late Empress Josephine, treas
ure not alone Of great intrinsic worth,
but one of historical value as well. The
letter which makes the offer was
accompanied by colored photograph
Of the tiara. showing the arrangement
and size OF the Jewels and the size of
the crown. The absolute authenticity
of the article itself is attested by the
highest authority, and it has been Of
fered for sale to only a few possible
which, plus the go per cent ad valorem
duty, would make the trophy almost
too high for one TO desire to add 1T to
one g collection.
A MERRY "yama ysma dancing
y party of Thursday evening was
that given by Mr.. aud Mrs. Lynn :.
GilIham at their home, 1904 Fourth
avenue. TO nearly a score of their
friends, the guests being young married
couples, The living room was sleared
for dancing and TO the excellent music
furnished the company cnjoved all the
new steps and fancy dances of the sea
son. A supper followed the dancing.
The guests were Mr., aud Mrs. Theodore
b, Parker, Mr.. and Mrs, Il. NJ. Garnett,
Dr. and Mrs. c. NJ, Benedict Mr. and
Mrs. c. l.. Olsen. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Hardy, Mr., and Mrs. II. A. Erdman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Lowe and Mr.
and Mrs, Hoebel.
D1NK is too mild a color altogether
Il with which to describe in terms
of color the affair which the Alta club
members are to eDjov next Wednesday
night. II is billed as a red (hot) smoker,
and beside such mild looking things as
pink teas. etc, etc, it looms large.
The plans Of the committee have not
been divulged TO the members who are
expected TO attend. but they include
series OF character sketches and carica |
lures which will surely interest the |