Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1920-01-11 | Page 7 | New Dinner Gown of Novel Design

TEW DINNER GOWN OF NOVEL DESIGN J x tr r I 1 tji I I I I II I p. p p I pJ J I I I I 9 j t i i I u rt 1 th I iL ii si 12 1 I Ifa I fa Most n who II Iio 0 black blad whatever hate th oC cho chelae so widely are aro few tew people who cannot wear x black gown onn particularly one o of or tulle lule 1 r tIn It I is equally striking on the blonde or brunette fhe The young oun debutante debutante debu debu- tante ante always alwa's longs for tor the thc da day when he she ma may have a black evening gown own so that hat she ma may look real up grown-up like ILke likelier II her lier r married maried sister The wise and woman always h has lias at least one black frock In Lu her wardrobe and that frock Is usual usually for or formal or mal afternoon or r evening e wear Jero Is ts a very unusual dinner tinner gown hown developed In tz black satin and ami tulle lule The Thc gown own itself Is cut on straight ht slender lines with wih an odd panel effect bloused In the tho back bacle to lo form the waist The front of or th the blouse is similar to the thc b back ck and there are arc no sleeves sot set ot in although ml h the thc arm arms ts s covered cO about half bal wa way ay down to the elbo elbow Oriental embroidery In brilliant blue and anc dull tul gold buil almost st completely ors cu rs cv the theO gown gos O On n and then th most unique touch of or all al is added b by u th addition additon of hip draperies of or 1 I k t uJ ullo ulic h fall rai to th the back Paek und nd t e aC t A train nl