Salt Lake Telegram | 1915-06-27 | Page 4 | Salt Lake Telegram

I x if S' S St t H At z wr r r r 4 n q r a ei r y ti r j J 1 r rid id Wi I 2 r k ks d s tip t b W BUK A Ae vv n re n w HI s a 1 P 1 0 A n I t G e A N o l tl II i 1 1 1 1 tl s S I 4 4 IN J b 0 1 1 11 fL N 1 5 1 t a i 1 t b fi P t 1 00 SL r 4 1 dV k 1 a i l Lt 1 L 1 1 i 1 1 l o p y 1 1 I 1 1 Ia t. t J 4 r r r e Now the PARASOL a VEIL ca I re J parasol HIS is a parasol e-parasol p g is r THIS I veil the latest r L 4 1 t 4 whim of the mode and here displayed displayed dis dis- played for the first time in in its history history i Eastern in in inspiration 1 Western in origin origin N This seasons seasons season's parasols h t t were small and high to suit the exi exigencies ti Mt vV- vV r M of the seasons season's hats but th the distance was t- t r too great between the sunshade and the suit Hence the parasol veil r iS iSto vp to to bridge the gulf 1 p t This one is black hanging hanging hang hang- w ing from a Japanese fi 1 1 frame which is Is In in sharp a contrast to its novel hovel w- w It is T pendant cretonne cre cre- 3 tonne tonne covered covered in a f bright coloring which r harmonizes with the Y r shades of the t R Ri gown r 1 i 4 f r r r C S 4 t I Miss Barker and Mr Spaulding arc are practical young people They rhey realize that to have havo been born to great wealth does not necessarily mean that one must be born to idleness and Irre i There aro arc times when riches have a way of taking unto themselves wings and suddenly flying away Tho The modern young person roared reared as has been Americas richest little girl does not hesitate to prepare prepare pre pre- pre pre-I pare for any and all emergencies I The rho keeping of household accounts In a a. largo large establishment is no small task She will be a wise bride o who achieves it successfully Waste Haste brings want was the old copy book adage which demuro demure Miss Barkers Barker's ancestors wont to write oer o'er and oer So the they established established the Barker Haskell-Barker Car Company Company Com Corn pany at Michigan 1 City and b by thrift and good judgment amassed a fortune To Mr Forgan came his ward pleading to be released from her prom prom- ise Ho He surrendered and so they're to tobo tobo bo married July 31 i And heres here's What Mr Forgan Forsan says Miss 1 Barker is a bright capable girl well developed mentally and high a above ova the average She is a a splendid young young woman oman Young Spaulding so sotar far tar as I know Is a 1 good typo of oC sturdy young oung American manhood He Heis Heis Heis is industrious and ambitious They both arc are young very young oung very cr young My 1 ward has lias never given me mc one anxious or uneas uneasy moment This l 1 ls courtship has la lasted ted for several years ears and Miss Barker and Mr Ir Spaulding have known each other for n a long Ions long IonS while rite Tho Barker estate consists of or millions in iu bank stocks the Barker Darker and Haskell Car Works in Michigan CH City much valuable lands and farms millions in raU railroad oad stocks and bonds The Tho girl now receives an 10 income of a year car She will receive a apart apart apart part of the principal when she is twenty five and tho the full tull possession when sho is thirty But Dut why worry about an heiress who Isn't afraid to black stoves and wash dishes Her husbands husband's home ought to be 3 a happy happ one The s 's same me z bal al enterprise and willingness will will- to begin at t the bottom to learn first principles is manifest In Inthe inthe the tho girl on on whom the responsibility has now noVo fallen The young young l husband u band she has chosen is of the tho same came calibre Together the tho two young people will without r doubt become socially and Ii economically factors in the ing of new ideals and practical i methods for tho the betterment of civilization civil civil- for the education of oC youth and the tho Cm employment lo of vast Tast fortunes so that the greatest amount ot of may be obtained by the greatest number num- num her ber That is the real reason why th the tha heiress to 30 studied household household household house house- hold economics and devoted devot d a year and a half baIt to kitchen hen drudgery in connection connection con con- with her regular studies Such is a truo true type of ota ofa a true American Ameri Amerl- can n girl w Young Youn-g Mr Spaulding's s father is la in moderato moderate circumstances the boy had bad his own wa way to make Ho Ha took the path of least resistance and has landed in the lap of t fortune fortuno at the first Jump He lIe is if two twenty and is out of Yale but a n. few fow months He had selected law as a a. profession and planned to attend law school for tor two years nt after leaving lea Yale But something happened happened happened hap hap- and he be has given givon tip the law lawand lawand and is taking lessons in the art arl of managing his future wife's wICe big estate r ri j i