Salt Lake Tribune | 1906-07-21 | Page 4 | Poor Dressing

POOR DRESSING. A young woman in Now York, whose desiro for notorioty Tho Tribune refuses re-fuses to gratify by the publication of her name, IcIIb a newspaper reporter that tho cost of her wardrobe is .$100,-000 .$100,-000 a year, anil thnt sho must practice many economios to keep her expenditure expendi-ture within this sum. Her rcvelntions on tho subject of dress, from tho out-6ido out-6ido Puris gown down to f fie dress that nature gavo to her, aro doomed so entertaining en-tertaining that thoy arc specially telegraphed tele-graphed from the Rnst to ono of tho most important and dignified Chicago papers. It would tako more than $100,000 a year to dress that woman properly. The chiefest charm of her appcaranco must bo Inciting, for any ono of her sex who will invite tho public into the sccrots of her wardrobe and toll the prico that, she pnys for and the quantity and quality of her lingorio is lacking the essential jowol of personal appcaranco. Her face must show brass where sho should carry tho precious gold of modesty. So far as her lavish outlay of monoy is concernod, no one should object to it. Tho male fool is not tho only ono who is soon parted from his cash. The only pity Jb that sho does not spend ten times as much and bankrupt herself in two years. Judging her nnd her costumes by the pictures in tho newspapers, The Tribune insists that, thero aro more beautiful and better dressed girls in Salt Lake who make thoir own gowns and thoy neither expose their lingerie to irreverent gazo nor describe it in irreverent print.