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Show r .i- - W. 1 'fc . DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JULY 7, LATEST DOPE WOMENS i . i 190. There Is a great liking la the linen dress for th unbroken front breadth. This style is the frequent accompaniment of the corselet skirt and the Hire idea la sometimes ued for the back DUD SIDS Very Low Rates bread: k. In making a lingerie waist have the tucks that provide the fullness well over th shoulders, leaving th fron PITHY AND PERTINENT POINT- almost entirely free for the embroidered design. Of course, all these ERS FOR PRETTY PEOPLE. waists fasten in the back. Make your waist with two collar, as it get trussed before tie rest of the waist idea i to make them tiny IInmi for Mismi and Madamand The latestInstead of curved. left soft Daughtar Dizzy Dr straight Beautiful Bonnats for Ban-a- y under th chin, but held up at the Dam side and back by the featkerboa supan Dr Balia Othar Do to the Great Lakes, Mackinac Island, Canadian and St. Lawrence river cities, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and many other points. fr pa ss. Tickets on sale every day via the BurlingLiberal reductions in rates, ton Route. stopover privileges. porter. Wlthtbe linger! dresses there are the lingerie hat, w htch ate even more XEW TORK. July I. For midsum- worn this season than last. They may mer nothing mill be ao eRrciive or be of heavy linen in eyelet work over a colored foundation, or of soft, emfashionable a the lingerie Area and broidered batiste. False or shirred orthe lingerie blouae: and it will be quite gandy. It may be simply trimmed Bate to lay in a full stock of them, for witn a simple twist of ribbon and a there I ao wanting of their popular- bow. or have a more elaborate decorain the form of flowers, etc, but ity. Some fabuloua prior are being tion seldom a feather, the last is quit out the creation into filmy dainty put that a peal atrongly to the woman' of place. midsummer For the traveling suits, heart. costume in tan or gray The newest decoration in the line th The of embroidery la that called blind or linen will be extensively worn. convent embroidery, which i particu- skirt come in bond plaits with no than that of machine larly aulted to the fine handkerchief other decoration Th Jacket m7 be an Eton, linen, muslin etc, but on the heavier stitching. coat or pony, or a good the eyelet atlll hold It own; a short box d or hung be that may combination a a one and. indeed, with from the loose shoulder, piped, added i sometime there of both, and a little drawn work or lace atitchee corded or embroidered collar and cuffs on the eam. A pretty combination and pocket waa eeo where th aktrt nd Jacket The same idea is then carried out in uit had it front (ore. shawl collar Richmond P. Hobson, and pointed cuff decorated with a the heavier good, but the trimming broad dealgn of eyelet work inside the may be varied by the addition of HerRichard P. Hobson, retired captan In th navy, is a candidate for conpattern of which waa another eonven- - I cules braid and soutache. For shed in Alabama. He ia known as th man who did a daring deed In the gress no done and blind dust the fresh, embroidery keeping tional design of ding naval campaign, blocking th entrance to the harbor by sinking I shad-anSantiago d I as skirt serviceable of the so the material in color, and the seams a ship at the entrance. Hia terns wa dtmm-by the application of a lot mohairs, Jacket were don ever with lace I of kisses bestowed an enthusiastic hunch of young women who smacked stitches, while th dainty handkerchief I The white mohair skirt U a moat- and bussed him untilbyfurther right In public. H la a democrat and linen blouse had a threefold decoration convenient affair, end as all whit sep- does not like labor unions or orders, men use tar soap. He will be elected, who blind with wear motifs for and arat skirts lingerie of drawn work, tatted will himself of a and make however, dinky trying to secure the passage of worn to blouses la u fashionable addition embroidery done la colors and sane legislation. ever an underslip of pastel green. No the wardrobe. It la well to have one. safe and one would have supposed that the suit preferably In mohair, and next to that had been bought perfectly plain, in StrllUn. serge or voile, as they are though made up tn a high grad of worn for dressy occasions as well as linen and afterward decorated by the the ordinary day functions hand of th wearer, a young woman I Whit flannel, striped with n black very handy with her needle.o Flouncing hairline. I the moot popular materia! Inch for sporting dresses, especially for ran ring from fir to forty-twembroidered tn the most beautiful de tennis. The skirt is made usually with signs In flowers, scroll patterns, ete.. with circular sides with a are being used this summer for frocks front and back, and machine atitchlng Mrs. O. M. Mrs. C. L Arnolds of Omaha. Neb, Runyan was hostess on The skirts of some. Intended for those don ln black. The waist is mad by afternoon at a beautifully up- -: Is spending a few days In the city, th tall and thin enough to stand them, the new golf blouse model, with turn- Monday card cuffs with a pointed party. Masse of rose, guest of Mrs. O. I. Whlteby. have ruffles from belt to hem; but over collar, turned-bac- k furnished the wider arranged, tastefully th bit. use of and black twe silk tie the majority Favors were theme for decoration. Th Jolly Kensington club will m et and atilt other skirts have flouncing an upper portion of plain goods to lace hold first place awarded to Mrs. C. A. Wherry and on Wednesday next with Mr. J. B. lucky carver at her home an Twenty-secon- d match th flounce which lengthens this I among the most pronounced tfpv of Mrs. John Browning, Jr, th lunch- street. elaborate Ithls seasons innovations, and will be players at cards, tipper portion. The waist Is ro,B was is I eon affair and served th which flounce th to match worn wlth all light summer coetumea. plain goods by the many participants as ar graceful, rich in effect, and classed lengthens this upper portion. ThThey of the brightest house parties of waist I mad from the plain goodl-- 0 hM th 11nM Df the figure, at tho season. Tho guests comprised decorated with stipe of medallions or I hair glu1lr just abort the bust Meedanws Horn. Row, P.ln Joeph the flouncing. from cut hilelHll designs Wednesday anj tN transparent. The prices J L Whernr. hom. tha sleeve may b of two ruffle hav-- 1 I of these little Jackets art Proryj & W. "berry. C. Barton. for g.It city. Abe Matson. Thomas, a Ing a deep cap piece for foundation. jB thrso figures, but there ure up Llt-j McIntosh. Ad Archie Kuhn, Kuhn, , . . Of course thee are pattern dressev M)Mra aithtn th reach of a mote tlefleld. Mr " T. Turner. R Fltsgemld. all to suit In pocket all some prices galore moderate Income; Indeed, I saw two wek- Ttalt lo Callforola and w.s ArmKuhn. John thur woman Browning. whi A clever young book for little bolema the other ccomPMled home by Miss Carrie to advantage prettyup to ISA But many aredaymade strong. Ensign, Joyce, Hlbb. D. H. T,ncan use her nedl w,n he guest of th Man- lit V r savers! H. E. machine-madHenderson. Hume, etn e Peery. bought on of th from linen as th principal part of the ona weeks. Herand quite tram body, which Is overlaid with lac Iw Conroy. Van Allen. J. Ik Lewi brotdered dreose the rick, Smith, Andrews, McCormick.! . formed H by Z. Bleeth was host at a dinner on sets, deep edging and appliques of era machine work; sh also ran th seem broidery, lace, or a combination of Hoag. Griffln. Hess. Drlggs, Bill Beck- Tuesday evening at the Oaks, hi C. Bhealft were J. Kinder, er, Gilson, Nya. stitches. Many by band In both. Many boleros are constructed being Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reynolds, guests th admiring exclamations made over from the wide ribbons and have short Fulkerson of Chicago L L and of Balt Lake City and Mr.' Richards BowIt at a recent school luncheon. little sleeves. They are much liked Chea. Bnchmlller, Fred Xye and Mrs. John T. Hurst. A new form of decoration Is tho use for wear over muslin dresses. Lace man of Butte. Mont.; Misses Frances ot wide ribbon for ruffles of flounce, Insertion and ribbon la another mode Joyce and Kitty Fltsgerald. Th Young Ladies and Toting Men's which should match th color of th edged with frills of lac to match the association and Sunday school of Wo- orMiss Dorothy Mars ton was hostess her stake arc gown material. A lovely, sheer Insertion. planning for their an- on Tuesday afternoon at a very pret- nual gandy had for Its decoration narrow on July 1C. at Saltair outing occaapplied to It garribbon gloves are atlll worn, but as tily arranged lawn party. Th Long Its In rose lands and stems of tho th warm weather has corns, on does sion was In honor of her twelfth birth, Mrs. Harry B. Strong spent a few' Black velvet ribbon run not nee ao many of those In kid. as day anniversary and ah was the redesign. tn Ogden with friends on her days through tho beading la anoth-- r form silk and Hal are taking their place. A cipient f many pretty gifts from her way home to Indianapolis from a visit the liked for much was home ornamentation The gay-l- y and lawn of r, which Is friends new ted la tha to the coast decorated with the national colors, linen dim. An example of such a novel Idea for keeping them In place; AAA week had costume on exhibition last Mr. and Mrs. Delbert B. Hughes of circle of fine silk rubber, edged on flags of every size being In evidence. Ita yok outlined with a bertha sdged either side with a narrow frill of lace; The color idea was carried out In the Balt Lake C!ty spent a few days In and the place cards fur- th city with Mrs. Hughes' parents Mr with beading run . .with .black. velvet I and many of them are covered with refreshments accentuated ther the July Fourth Idea. and Mrs. Wright ribbon .th cuff or and silver designs, pretty gold nuns folds kssMrtwre games were A A buckles of embroidery, and so well are Interesting guessing th diversions, prises being T. M. Wittenberg and her! Mr. they fitted that they seem to be a part among won by Glen Matson and Jessie Woodof th sleeve. left yesterday for Tonopah. Th guest of the afternoon daughter where they will make their fu- -i The chiffon veil Is becoming more ring. Xev, WoodFor the newest were Misses Ruth Brown Jessie tur home popular every day. j method In adjustment there should be ring. Lucile Matson, Glen Matson. Mabel Olive Gertea. Carlton. Rivera, May two and n half to three yards This Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Hlbb have gone Is gathered at the back of tho hat and Winifred Dalton, Rise White and Nei- to the canyon to spend tho remainder then brought over the top and oer the ll Steven. of the summer. AAA face, the long point ends ao formed Ml Delay Benton entertained a cirround under the chin, though Mrs. M. 8. Browning has returned sometimes these ends era used to make cle of friends on Tuesday evening at tram a visit with relatives st Black-foo- t, on Ida Miss her home Grant arenifc, a chic little bow at the hock of the hat. Ida. Donne of Denver being th guest of for face used the are veils thin Very between clusters of tucks, or Mrs. A. W. Meek Is visiting her sisIn motoring, traveling, or any other honor. The decoration were carried out In the national color and every- ter. Mrs. M. B. Whitney In Salt Lake fronts. Insertions of the fashionable thing was eloquent of the nation's City. but bpM w,n(J laces are sed to cover skirt seams or occasions they are seldom worn. birthday. AAA Join gone together, and as a decoranear Miss Louis Blmpson Is spending a should match as Bilk petticoats Mrs. C. L. Underwood, who has been few tion for a waist; a yok and cuffs of ss possible a traveling costume If on days with friends In Balt Lake relatives In Tennessee for the on linen dree were made with outward effect of visiting City. two rows of Insertion fagot ted with would study th 'home. last returned one's appearance. Let the color of the She was months, has colored wash silks. accompanied by her nephew. hat and Its trimmings be also undU Jesse TsnsU Miss Bertha Ecclea returned on of Bhsron. Tenn.. who will turbed .thus giving charm to the en he her Wednesday from n visit to California. some for time. guest semble. A In gloves, tan In all Its different Mr. and Mrs. Fred N Mr. and W. Boasner had ss F. Mr. hades Is the correct color, though from a visit to California. turned during the week Mr. and Mrs. many well dressed women who have Jguests en who P. route were to Gslllgsn Miss Edna Dunn of Salt Lake City gray cocstumes consider that with thl home st Msrston, Wyo.- after an color gray should be worn. The best their is visiting friends hero. extended various at wedding traveling glove has a long closed points in Colorado. trip wrist In a heavy kid. and fastena with Mrs. George Craig Is back from an on button. The Blarrits. which ha east. Mrs. L. H. Eddy of Oakland. Cal extended visit In the A no button. Is also extremely poputer. sisa In week with the her Lisle thread gloves In tan with long pentMrs. John T. city Zed die Evans Is home from Harvard Hurst .and left on wrists are on the market and liked for ter, to spend hi vacation. Thursday night for Salt Lake, where warm days-Thwill for she visit before several days XL H. Rolapp and family are back "Peter Psn hat. named after home. the character In Maud Adams" sue returning an eastern trip. from AAA cessful play of that name. U one of Mr. Richard and Ernest of Mr. Mrs. E. F. Pace left Thursday for DAILY-- 5 I the most popular shapes. It U a small were the guests the Salt Lake hat. having a fluted brim turning well fore part ofCity Mr. nd Mrs. St. Louis. week the of I up from the head. The crown John T. Horst who entertained at n creased Ilk an Alpine and Is of plaid ed dinner In their honor at the Oaks In state of Ohia City of Toledo, Lucas straw. Peacock feathers or tong is ss. County , trich plumes, massed In the back, are Ogden canyon. Frank J. Cheney mahes oath that A TO Its usual decoration. Frofesror Hillman Brough of the he Is senior partner of the firm of F. For light wrap black silk Eton University of Arkansas spent a few J. Cheney A Co, doing business In the are receiving n great deal of favor. days In the state aforecity this week on his way City of Toledo, county and They usually have a vest of white silk home to Fhyettfvjlle. Ark. from a visit said. and that said firm wilt pay the or some other light silk. and. If It sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to California.1 desired to be more dressy, narrow little for each and every case of Catarrh AAA lace frills are added or some rich apDr. and Mrs. Barber. Mbs Minnie that cannot bo cured by tho use of plique or banding. Klesel and Mbs Elsa Green were Halls Catarrh Cure. CATHERINE FRANK J. CHEXET. among the Ogden people who enjoyed me and subscribed before to Sworn Monon the Faitalr Hawaiian band at BUMMER VACATION TOURS, In my presence, this Ith day of Deday evening. Via th Michigan Central "The Nia cember. A. D. 1(81. AAA A. W. GLEASON. gars Falls Route," to the Thousand The Weber club has made arrangeIslands, Ft. 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