| Show CARE WITH HOUSE DRESSES the wise woman knows the importance of it DOMESTIC requirements styles suitable for or the several gunc eions T tones 0 ties and colors tho the different vestments an art all grimage to the magnificent boston public library A woman writer describes SEE an adventure in ice on salt lake correspondence tribune new york feb 7 VERY vl RV care should 4 1 be taken with k house dresses and I 1 11 I 1 Is a very ve foo fool I 1 r m s 1911 ih woman mho he r 1 I 1 slights them the I 1 if wise wine women woman always 1 KZ knows that V I 1 it Is easy enough to took look her b beat t I 1 v hen she ho Is pa BO to ki 1 1 peak on parade and ii it Is no matter 1 I 1 of 0 I 1 to make it a good I 1 impression ilon and to 1 A plan a goun own that IA ahn shall second ones 9 V q I 1 best effort to please for a halt half hour or an evening out but to te attractive at home to lo make the who pee nee you every day look a second time find and pay ay 1 I never saw you looking better belter or even prettier pr ettler a problem to tax the wits wife of 0 a witch to meet all the requirements quire ments of 0 domestic social find and intimate home life ike and be coined suitably clad becomingly for all a question to go on giving the husband aai surprises arises to ward oft off the sneer ot of ones best beat oman friend who happens in at inopportune times and then goes away anay arid and tolls tells how jou iou have gone olt off since your marriage all these things need constant and careful thought it Is in a word tafe safe to be well dressed every minute at home hom to allow yourself an oft moment when whon you think no one will pee ce c e you or to go traffina trall inc ini about in untidy unbecomingness Is practically to confess that EMU no ono cares carca how you look commence at the days beginning to carry this out dont allow yourself to I 1 0 t o I 1 1417 1 V IS k r 1 CA k A I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 h I 1 ter T TOT a downstairs breakfast Bieak fast turn out of bed us as some women do and stand around through a portion of your toilet in your nightdress even een tile thoe women that claim artistic beauty and all that for tho the nightdress time their praises to the th hours of moonlight and gam ga jets and admit that lit in the glare clare of morning it becomes it d different I 1 matter while to have it a dainty substitute Is not a necessity it yet la Is not an affectation and if a garments beauty be sufficient excuse for its employment as some claim it Is then the tha adorable gown of becoming soft silk hurry fluffy with till that Is to be slipped clipped on over the nightdress Is 13 belond the need of advocate this first picture ches gh ea a dainty suggestion tor for such a garment it has big biff sleeves and knots in at the walt with a sash tie thus all in a moment a woman makes a new picture at 0 herself if that particular friend happens in or the dressm dressmaker aker or some borne one who iho must be peen bon there Is further iser cerv vice ice for it there are arc such luxurious women that in a gown like tills this they havo have their breakfast coffee and roll then in illness what could tend more to making the patient better than to feel that when tho the doctor cornea comes he will find that phe Is far front from a fright such a gon may be b mode made ot of oft ft flannel and may phew the pretty neck or be high about the he throat just as seems the most ir bc coming attired in it a woman will be every bit as fetching as when she Is arrayed for it formal breakfast for the latter v m hen a gown Is wanted that will be loose anil and easy try some I 1 I 1 4 1 va 1 kl 4 1 va z I 1 A 11 V 1 1 4 azz M il I 1 zi ib i 1 I 1 3 1 I 1 I 1 Z P I 1 I 1 V 11 J II 11 0 I 1 I 1 I 1 A 14 I 1 11 e F 11 1 ill As morning Mornin ff ends thing of the empire kind the th mother father ll la 14 an abomination tire man chome wife appears before him in one ought to he be allowed a divorce at once on that ground alone it la Is a problem to plan a sown gown that shall ahall riot not be formal and tight and yet not wrapper like and slouchy A feasible next liaa has tile artists attention it Is out cut princess but follows the lines of ff the figure only over the bust buat the skirt spreading away front from there A eun cun bingly devised arrangement of drapery can simulate partially the fit of a bod bad ice the gown cown showing above in yoke effect beware of dumpiness in your wrap rappers pera set the wily long lone ended bow chere it will detlie do alic most good as 08 in this model tor for instance nt fit one shoulder tire the ends hanging hinsl nc to the floor beware to rt of showing too much of the throat and neck in a morning gown eown I 1 nothing better becomes beco inca ono one than llian a high close collar mounted with a ruche than dines clings clove clone choose soft A efford ne colors Y you may r risk Is it an u unbecoming be cam c goi irown n by gal 1 I light ight but the chlor color must be ba just ut right tor for the marring breakfast lime la in the list ot of Is a W woman om ans beancy beauty and of her santa in dress so too it ID Is 8 A 0 mine lw notion to wear trained pawns gowns aa 03 often as possible in tho the house the young matron can pimply y in trains ther thereby eby making herself look a dIgn ined as can be and can so BO imbres her school friends who corn coma to talk over old times limes that they will depart wondering how she ho ever grew crew to it all so quickly nothing seems more suitably degni fled end and graceful for the house than a trained dress especially those for early in the day when an effect of rile dl labile Is admissible but by noon you begin to bo be more moie trim you need not look just like the next picture but you should eem fhern daintily groomed when YO you look over the bellm and perhaps appear before the owed awed to lo foil t 11 him that he has overcharged over charged or that mr jones does not approve ed ot sorrit thing you may wear a tr trained it I 1 n skirt still but the belt needs to b be cills distinctly I 1 defined ned enen though you wear over your shoulders some dainty fallu affair with long tabs that ha hane na below the walet iwuc alln there are arc lot lota 8 ot of these affairs that give elve just that air of dressiness without a woman cannot afford to bo be at home it Is just this I 1 attention to lo detail that makes 4 the b homebody ebl 0 d 3 of home feel lust just the th least b bit lt p plinked prinked pr inked n k ed for or rind so 0 o flatters a man as to pee that ills m ira ifo li in I 1 listing fixing up to please him I 1 by afternoon you must be more print prim we glae up the train ruin have tho the frown fit more let the material be crisp place a general of exactness exacts BS all ports forts of pretty effect are to le be had out of the halt half jacket model follow this I 1 I 1 I 1 5 et r r 71 I 1 qa I 1 I 1 i ii I 1 f I 1 A 4 I 1 YA 1 I I 1 W I 1 c I 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 ii i I 1 I 1 I 1 5 11 I 1 I 1 afternoon exactness next elext pictured one and try 2 a bodice that looks like a blouse snugly fitted in at castens the he waist by a close belt the blouse fastens under the firm in front it la Is S slashed from throat to bust line ani aej turned back in coat collar refers to 5 how a pleated yoke the blouse haa no sleeve leeve only extending epaulettes epaul ettes that tand stand out over the under sleeves which are of material to matt math hj the yoke let this blouse be some dain dainty y flowered c chaille ba lie or wash nash stuff blurt anil and the yoke cleoves and skirt of a color you see the blouse part pan wll will do to wear with other dresses drames too and it la Is as well to cultivate a cleverness for or tricks of 0 this kind because a woman needs so many changes for or the house oom ns of this sort a aro 1 a suitable a ble for informal receiving for a an aft afternoon ernson tea at your own house for receiving late morning or early afternoon calls even for an informal evening when summer time cornea comes you on will mako make this kind of a dress dreas in some borno ot 0 the adorable new summer kooda goods that tre sire tempting us to 3 our death cleath of cold even now and you wilt will call it a garden dress diess but now you can writer water your plants and with propriety tilt nit about your rooms then lie he will say gay herself a fairer flower and nice things stings like that choose light light and delicate colors always for the house greys pinks creams and blues gray Is a color especially ally adapted to house wear you know the heroine in the play always appe appears are in a gray sown gown when she has married the persecuted young man and Is domesticated then too gray cray go goes oil so well with all other light shaden shade and it in 1 so me pretty in thin goods soft silks and th att like you can make an adorable little gown of pray gray cloth with a plain skirt and a blouse with big puff sleeves let the skirt be boT bordered derod with till some pretty silk in mixed up cashmere cash mcra design silk that takes a general beneral tone of some soft cashmere cro color cut out the blouse about the throat in yoko yoke fashion and set in a of this same silk let the collar be high about the throat arid and then be mounted with a bunch of flowers in at your belt and ailt ma 0 4 7 iiii y I 1 4 k kv I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 R 4 J 11 f 11 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 0 o 11 J k I 1 I 1 in tha is gray of domestication who could be prettier it george brings in a friend unexpectedly to dinner you are A as a dainty as can be that Is a thing to think of for it if you are arc always carefully gowned at homo you are never going to be surprised and put to embarrassment nothing will please george so go as aa to have you come rustling to the iho door if he cornea comes home unexpectedly and show yourself it a dainty picture ahn man he bi ings home with him can see that you on have it a minute to prepare and hell think his alb friend a lucky man because he can drop in and find fand hla his wife all sweet and dainty like that and the husband will mill know it t too As much aa poled possible ble po go in for wash goods tor for the house all the dresses suggested can be made or of wash goods there are women that have their ummer nummer garden dresses all mode made with it a blew lew to house houe wear mear lit in the iho winter minter find and some of the very hostesses are starting the fashion of afternoon find and morning receiving in cotton dresses the lovely crepes cerepes that you cant tell front from bool ool without touching thorn them the bloomers described herein are i pry cry pretty trade in open openwork mork all oer wash stuff showing a solid color and material beneath but w whatever liate ver you wear look your best best in the house no matter what the time of day |
