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Show D : 5: A 1 ; A7 1,1913. JULY MONDAY MORNING, UTAH, OGDEN, OGDEN EXAMINER, THE - 4 PF * 7, Summer Dresses At HOME THE Small view-point HE Woman of Man on things differs material :excellent of woman who economical HE and In: any shade: pearance The above for almost . wishes mortething mentioned. combipation de 'one that come can near nothing young, will a | than-suffrage. man : Learns Justwed Mr. Cost will tell- you other will as you can giggling of married Any so, 'offthink: and and that number memorizing 1p such fashion rust from the conver them also sation, Just try it and see! matter how another, woman, 10 girl like. One word brought. on' almost bells it she follows this it that wedding her desire long ago was 1ng presently the 'pretty speak, Justweds I in natural, linen, to and very for and pretty plain white out Ever anon, Take a rang them. suggestion. with the tan and things Job that the sort of compromise petween man does are utterly: were strolling lawn and a tow yards of lawn having cream. and "their "entant" brigade. bins and to the and the inexplicable. woman: a running. stripe of small nowers, of they are soft had proceed cream •The trimmings And, furthermore a cut the latter lato bands, Turn the mental processes of the sex feminine lace Inser lace and touch of. rose are squally inex ed but; a block ortwo when they found and sew on each alde unintelligible--and edge neatly, tion drug as edging for the deep yoke and themselves passing a corner lace insertion, for this the masculine mind. -to very narrow The hat 10 of burnt orange, only other day Now, tolstate that the afore the Mr. Just store.. flatter is the trimming. Next fashion sleevea, And of with deep rose-shaded flowers deliberately and had lines, simple with the laden the dreas pa wed discovered this age-old truth for said malice the with aforethought. directed himsell, while Mra. J. at the same time tunio effect. Give it a nounce of the a hus to out that course of the after -dinner stroll to and use the trim• And plain white material, was amazed point, might be making be so silly as to that an un bands of hers could ming to band the Bounce above the in de did. just But the accusation: against them. at the matter way look hom. Set simple Incident indeed; there can be no doubt of some ulterior It was One or two bands may be used. their when in tuventte minds lace only, and it on 30 simple that, to the mind that'd does -the skirt with atster almost trivial. Jobbins', "kid" remarked sotto with not analyze, seems the edges band yoke and tunio yoke the flowered border, Make the And yet It is in such commonplace voice: Sis, aren't you just dying for that "Oh, matters human nature 1. best and sleeves of white lawn, with tucks soda?" revealed. Moreover, the chances are, some The sleeves should and lace insertion, exactly dykig for It, An "Sister" wasn't length, nine out of every ten, married couples be bait or .three-quarters that the were but her manner: plainly betrayed tshed. with lace. A very pretty dress have experienced incidents should in point of a straw not cost the one fact that the consumption of this. description fac-similes. of the, more thantwo dollars. whether they were cognizant of the berry. sundae might not be regarded maker Involved or note And the trends of with enyl self-revealment If one has been looking as an imposition. al "kid" the dispelled utterly dinner Mr. the eyes at the newest lingerie gowns The other evening after that nowadays girls theory - and and Mrs. Justwed were strolling along leged - trimmed with embroidery few the remaining momenta. aren't as fond of soda and iço cream wishing that the purse could supply enjoying of the as: they which at this season used to' be! of daylight one "there *is no reason to be dis-' Jobbins hadn't• d word to say--he couraged, for a dress of this sort can year seem to be just made for was tony to that aly little minx of a stitutionals." made at home for a 'small part of "ready- made" alster, with as complacently ton' "kid" the puffing Experience beauty. Mr. J. was the cost of the wise." and who' had "put •him la desired, cut his pipe vouchsafing monosyl teacher It- a one-pleco sown Well, Mr. Just talk" and But Mr. Justwed? labic answers to Mrs. J.'a "small the front from allover embroldery what might have of a dozen other wed did precisely the sleeves of the material -while thinking same make been expected. of- him, things, as husbands generally do. -making the reat of the: dress of a "Soda?" he of daughed. ;"Sure linen good quality lawn., One can And Mrs. J., bareheaded and re of a new come on in girls, the wa purchase an -excellent srade for ten velling in the cool crispness want soda Neat In Run. Work' Tho Long Pays I finel". a cents per yard. If or Afteen very spring frock, was deep In the myster- ter's material to liked, use varieties. parasol thin sheer several The tan Is price will, be in bordered with Persian pink, lawn,' the of which: colors in of gloves the neighborhood twenty- Ave cents cream and tan. and Shoes All of these yard. match the dress in color. skirt made white of wash volle articles may be obtained at a very low em for with walst and aleeves of all price, but always look. appropriate pretty lingerie broldery makes a: very weather. warm Join the walst and skirt dross with very smart and inexpensive frock A girl is made of lavender ona of the new belts or girdles. for a young really good grade of all over embroid and white check laws in tunio style. ery ranges in price from seventy-five The bottom part of the tunic is trim per dollars cents yard up to several lavendor lawn med with a bias band inof width, for the most claborate designa in voile. about three inches ;while a are at almost trims neck narrower band the Then there. nouncings round any price one wishes to pay. a A black patent leather belt and ruffe. girl who can, plan her owh Any la worn with the frocks dresses should be able to have several An attractive way to make 'a simple lingerie. dressca for Pretty warm white frock la to Join the gores of the at a a strip of 'insertion and weather small outlay of money. skirt with There to considerable in planning the allow the insertion to form the aquare rocks, as one, will realize when the yoke and narrow. cuffs. Fine batiste work is taken up. Neat work, the work la athe best material for -this effect. not: that hurried and of the waist should botched, al be The back ,ways pays in the long run no matter tucked, and the dress la just as pretty * what sewing la being done. as one could desire. It- will be found Cheap dimity or pongee. dresses that that simple lines are beat for all light be with natural -colored can worn summer, frocks, and the lingerie dress straw hata, rose trimmed, are jaunty should that is easily be of land attractive with a parasol to match. look laundered; it must always in linen One or,ceedingly, fresh and spotless,: can get a parasol, To Table Without Spilling So Much From Fountain any married Point encounter damsels: exclude CIRCLE Woman's the * no I . be • * • View of vivid plaid was down. For years it has been con are HIS la to be a summer of, enjoying tended that colors were too conspicu fash The' *colorings in gowns.. to carry! tistio .demonstration of how our, especially when they were worn makers handed down this each ion six glasses of soda--three in certain but this argu In arrangements, and, since ago, some time decree alngle trip fountain hand--on a from has displaced. been somewhat time been striving to ment that they have spilling so as without much shades, there to table With the new is post : tones that and have out shades bring the foam! tively no way, to put them together before been equaled. Every the then--well, leave "kid" never let's In Andsuch manner that they will not ba con every shade friends sucking hue of the rainbow; and 'her frolicsome conspicuous. #Modern colorings draw in+the magnificent tained plumage; and away at their straws- and come down 1s to have & place in the designer's attention, dressmakers have not the Justweds had to the time when solved the problem of arranging them the for season, and no and ideas woman into as softly blending shades as thuse said good-nightito the: Jobbins that complain: -her' particular can were homeward-bound. in the rainbow. sniffed J. Mrs. And "Humpb!" The makers of fashions claim that again, "Humph!" of in the colors materials use today "Why, what's the matter, Blossom ?" are more beautiful than ever before asked Mr. J. In genuine surprise. rival the -that they old colors used. "Matter!" retorted Mrs. Justwed. ago in India and centuries Persia. "Oh, nothing at all, nothing at all, 'I wonderful purples, yellowe, There are Only, just about assure you! you're greens, copper-browne, reds and grays, easiest in the to let, mark world the and in some cases nearly all of these sodas for for the Jobbing work you are combined into an extremely atten • : that--bunch!" "For J. goodness' sake!", under "No!" his -and -oh, show Mr. Mrs. promptly, common-sense and economy- and back-bone and trying you're always to Homer, stock-still. stopped he sald, Blossom," na suspicious turo that some of you women have in the world. The idea! for: anything I'd have an tight been awful to have held What's fifty or sixty cents, compared to anyway, see here, wouldn't have the way 'kid' sister "Now *I Joyed that Mrs. of Job little and her companions themselves! The!" Mrs. Interrupted then," en J., *Oh,' Few A Helpful Moments' alithe ensemble that passed "come fem ins And Jobbina sort her. they of did. hung. y back, knows, modern idea shade In Colorings Single A be' found among. Whether there is la 'not to of The use of all amount Black | *I'm a Diet 1 tight-wad, when am- I, Mrs. around down-town then fairly torturing mysell a walk I for ! and cut of of black and always in very newest white good taste. word! Some and prettiest Num are in all black, withont touch of white. the latest of in black evening gowns have mantles of black tullo, some-, times decorated with black jet. Even collars of black are made net, and single • belts can be So satin. of patent is it leather predicted or plain that every be will able to find her woman own special color this 'season. the But radiant hues predominate. Entirely with in accord present modes was the old black mammy who told the coun try' storekeeper, "Boss,' don' you' «!' In * line mer gowns the will be However, the colors gowns. worn, and it is best to follow the lines the is the of idea making always has gowns opposition women. Brilliant tones, some by all right in these are women claim, entirely but they are out their place, place fashionable of in summer colors in first made short, were then lengthened, and the present the style has been change. most recent Then, like styles change in all manner of women's garb,, colors back. came the and and dressmakers designers are filled with joy. Of course there will be a certain present craze This or may may not not be a fact, but designers do responsibility. Recent take all the Cubist art exhibitions no doubt have the styles; bad' their effect on even when men are concerned, for neck ties and shirts show many of the vivid art. colorings noticeable in Cubist * every the of vivid they were for for the responeible all kinds of colors. Foam; but Skirts the tone will have a place this summer. Probably the Cubists and the Futur ists, 'with their peculiar of ideas shades and styles in art, are partly The is accomplished garments. favorites. a grow be madness for colorings cannot ing re fact the the said, but of matter mains--that every shade and every As As together, 80 to use all sorts me | laks •nun dem les plain loud, raid er fancy colorsyalluh." ah Children Growing a * morning ,whole health of splendid English' item by' giving it delicate broths made due is largely to the from fresh children meat or small pieces his wife quite mind and of sode-juat to the ping in for training, especially effect of early bread "kid" sister with A five-cent soaked in the "dish" gravy. and--Mrs. Jobbing' Mrs. Justwed looked long and mean save five cents! Humph! the •of diet, for in matter English the roast. Ingly at Mr.• or Bread cut in fancy shapes. piece means a head of lettuce a some four or five of her school-girl of life Oh, mothers in all stations pay friends. They, too, it seems, no, they of of But not the Juveniles! loaf bread orany one (roasted, and then soaked in hot bacon were out Pleasing Everybody. the feed-: deal attention to great more the I've for an airing. ** broke helter-skelter for soda got to number' of things--that fat la execedingly nourishing and often OT very long ago, Horace, an more interesting little ones than do the than the game. What more natural, then, than that fountain and grouped themselves gaily scrimp and save to buy at the market! Ing of their as a breakfast *Incident orcurred concerning is' much appreciated dish. "There!" exclaimed the second fan. of children. It no mothers American the /soda-tables, leaving the Justweds should stop to chat just B around But to you--humph! ten times that the English mother's custom to give. do stand Children who apparently not less a personaxe than the Presl trying. to counteract his while with Jobbing his better for Jobbins and Mrs. and room enough amount is nothing at all Just because at of good; meals should be given children plenty her growing dent. of the United States that ing with the afore to- oh, up. How? Why, haven't we half; also, of course, Jobbing and Mrs. get a notion I'm Justwed. Homer, incurishment you every two hours--a small nourlshing food, the simple foods that efferves much good-nature and ban with you!" pointed an object lesson in no uncer three men on basen, -one out and but a said "kid" slater and. her With simply disgusted should glass of anilk, which be are easily taken digested yet rich in nutri If you finally single. trotting" J, in terms. It at a to tie the score! cent, "tango friends tering, Dr.' succeeded (tain was run' needed EDWARD RIDDLE PADGETT. basoball game very slowly, a little beef tea, a bar ment. or! of chocolate between the Boston Americana and Could you drag any of ,us away right or a piece of sponge She gives of two cake. them a plenty tho. Washingtona in the latter city and now with Anything less than a charge Stand' on your' Bo. own De meal, never! At meals, vegetables and fresh stew And yet, the truth of the matter But the point, Horace, Is Just this three dishes at each I was that the evert of dynamite! should worry! But De led fruit President. Wilson interested President of the should play a part; milk was an left* the not pend upon your own judgment. keynote' and game -that President more, for simplicity is her ho leaves at such a time--and thereby • definite for you indi rich. meat soups are good, what is wisest as an of success in child training and •had and feed-: the spectator.F he appolnt United States can do simple an olde beçause 30 that 'President shows he is not partial to the "tan" Wash• do it, irrespective simple la quite vidual-and then milk puddings are valuable Now. ing. Many children are naturally very to bid faro Secretary Bryan act as the one described without be Pretty Toxy It !** ment ington. stunt, I call the criticism or flattery that to the land steals away from affairs of state of assets general diet. may be fastidious in their tastes, taking viol the latter train took: the ing misunderstood, by some, criticized hurled at you drat The "tan" thought moment well before for so doing. hearty dislikes to different kinds of foods, A light breakfast, a dinner ent to enjoy the great American ramo for California to take a hand in the by others and lauded to the skies by then uncorked the following and in of small that the the day, a every "opportunity. In Washington You've got mind haven't you! such appetites middle with and have very act considera still others. bit of logic: alien exclusion under amazing four o'clock, there Is a custom light tea about. among the "fans" Well then, use It! and then mother is often puzzled to know it looks to in a pin here, "Perhaps. But like tion that State, And-stick Bo--no more me rising to their feet You possess a backbone, don't you? the child will during the Just what take and supper at six, consisting of some nour -probably-be upthe Secret Bervice No men advised him And 'he stood can you or any other man. fishing Woll then, stiffen it! to broth, a sandwich or two and seventh inning for "good luck" to the tempt it to eat; how -since leave of his up the spirit the you do, you to standing cause occasion was ter what what say, some You're the little sweet, your own best friend, aren't child has an aversion tp usually insures -the best home team...are Always, whether the brought him right into the lime-light upon him, and because the crowd was body's going to misinterpret it. Some Well then, listen to his counsel! "Climbers" the health for the growing child. ahead or behind, you? meat, this may be supplied the out unmis for him to do so. and sort of alogled him calling loudly The will be pleased; others displeased. spectators- -grand-stand and bleachers for noted, ho If you try yourself In any crary guy who might following day, it was rose to conduct --stand up for a minute or two, pay takably and at luncheon under home here, to be lying around matters, in social affairs or in being business waiting to seventh Inning without ing tribute to the Goddess of Chance, happen -well, hurl a pop In these plates could be used dollie sets bottle at him!" Boston common, ordinary, every-day life prompted. Had he been Just then seats. resume their, and And there you Are, Bo.4 Think of where, we believe, that custom is also with a view to pleasing everybody of ecru linen edged in cluny which are At the game in question President it: lines would to be LOUISE GOODLOE Sound logical--the of rea In no doubt have you're doomed disappointment now so fashionable -he FALCONER. and would Wilson and party were which occupying soning of the two the same. thing. they? done precisely fore you start! the of the house. box" in the second tier. best of make any one forget the more mate-. the: omission The walls had be ) counteract trial part President evidently was not aware of of life. doors leading from the hall into light tan, the rugs of golden brown. seventh inning custom for, when the upstairs living Should bedrooms allow both and dining-room, it one of curtains bei Only set should the entire and crowd the time came b sufficient space •be necessary the one downstairs •would to hang used, as the light is limited this and scrambled up from their seats, he re• would make.a most attractive small set should CHAS. S. at these be of sufficient of BY SEDGWICK. ARCHITECT. heavy draperies openings, openness DESIGNED mained in his and looked around in giving texture to admit ray of light, den ample for a otherwise the difficulty of properly every room com• quite apparent surprise. fortable: couch. and desk should be of the elm and where near. this winter owing to The furniture of "fans" heating door In Presently number plest, and as could one have the few pleces_as 1s neces opportunity "Get door, shouted up., Mr. President" the direct drafts from the outer write or rest, read, Mis the sub• sary to comfort without one in particular called out In' and lack of privacy, and' also. of the utter pieces be best conscious fear of interruptions. sion would probably Here fog-horn volce. "Stand up, Woody' * at This especially desirable meal time. Mr. and most satisfactory In the long run, he coloring.. could be made a. 'little It'll bring us luck!" Tumulty, the essential would largely determine the different by using The chair cushions and tones of olive green. other needed Secretary, leaned over to President's be of the the bedrooms character of your. furnishings 'as to upholstery could same na Upstairs should be him 'and: said two. a word or ward they a slight both color and fabric would of yellows, tural burlap as the hangings, and In symphony each room there was pause and Then neceasity Integral its of form the part. could 'be used table carrying lighter weight as own shade, and differing States rose the President of the United These should, from the others only in this respect. As both rooms. and hall, are small, and desk covers. on his to his feet with a broad smile curtains should the stencilled tulip What, 18 these be hung on course, have same needed in this. house the entire face! * Instantly assemblage which on borders. light and all things rings could be easily drawn Use yellow as the conclusive that suggest light.: and broke forth in prolonged cheers In There can be every bit as much the pole, for except in times of need, note--the shade suggestive of the which the President grace• applause, they. should be kept apart, •dividuality expressed and close ner cup of daffodils. Have what pot in acknowledged these yellow with a wave of fully to the wall, thus and 'rooms. as if each room was in some riving the maximum tery shapes tribute used of low squatty Then--the paid his hand. contrast. If it is desired to of Dutch design. of light and space, violent The same result and the everybody sat down game the be• charmi out effect Interiorly wiH, -of course, carry Dutch and restfulness is never gained The dining-room went on. these hangings furnished as is the living-room. You liby such methods, as by not as well as exteriorly, taking many So* much -for the Incident--but afford could be of the extra heavy burlap can no contraste here! shades of the same color and blending sharp for tta aftermath. it Into one which does away with the necessity In the early spring the boxes complete Said one "fan" sitting just In front whole. : of lining or interlining. Done In na should, of tulips course, hold yellow of the writer: color, later, tural with atencilled can be to gets into a. border changed ferns bet: that. the President which Faded Black of shaded brown tulips, they would in the season. The charming break trouble.". look. well, blend per fast sets in particularly and pottery with bor-' next him.. cream asked his friend order 'to bring depth of back fectly with the Mission- wood work of ders of yellow tulips well And! could "Well you: see, when he stood up shade to black materials faded with us that meant he wanted. Wash dthorough rinse in strong bolled lagton to wine -and naturally neither is 'excellent. tea and it is. a remedy Boston nor the people of the team that. Is always convenient, Anything display of Boston will #key such that "is to be so treated should be partiality," ciean and without any grease, or the admitted the friend; *but tea will not. give the desired result It side to seems to me there's another RM For the cleansing alcohol, with water, CHAMBER What else could he dot It he A MITCHEI is suds small. with CLa do ex Ito good, but In some cases is a design of laundry, heat down, to, tho kitchen, the basement under. the house 'tans' hadn't stood up; the Washington d'exid a rather bet with fit.a: soap is pact cottage 30. by 30 fi. in size. stairs going. underneath. made against etc. thought ing apparatus, The second floor have: he was would 3 In resemblance to a and #pulling for' There come The arrangement of this cottage three cios Boston. Seems has good chambers, ample them left in articles must. not be the Devil and with the "Dutch cottage; to me was between truncated excellent * There is.one central chim ets and a bathrooth and is Anished In then the suda, but just dipped in and with low Pretty ticklish post pitch toward front deep blue ses. cables ney with Are-place in the living-room. No. 3 pine varnished and Washington possible. If neces squeezed as dry may, and votes lost rear over the front furnace have been and and covering Que due for RM I and kitchen. Ar floors. this process. sary, may be repeated man, and the second in you know. a for .reasons porch, foor lighted small-sized bedroom on the first door this cottage It is estimated to build four quickly, and the or five times with There vastly -les :important than. baseball front twin' gables. is -a with two-closets. - A canveniently ar exclusive of heating and plumbing for rub. with a wot spota, given an extra glass door minutes later, right in sleepingbalcony with' tweaty small. 10 About ranged. kitchen ft. 6 in. by 13 ft. a sum the not. exceeding $2800. .The total DINING finger that has been passed orer midst exciting rally by opening into cham cupboards. the of a most each of the front with and passageway con cost/ including heating and plumbing soap. No muds must be left in; the The ... Washington team, when they had berg main: Moor has central the with dining-room the ought not tolexceed $3200. 1 The and house. the. teals likely to dose its effective. out. the entrance the bases doaded, and hone with small. columned .arch basement stairs, rear foreign and: a small is thoroughly well. built, sheathed, pa PORCH ness, when mixed with any President, by accompanied. his usual into the the opening porch ,with space living-room. on. for la refrigerator. pered and" shingled, on rinse the -outside. substance. After. the Anal: Bervice attendants, Secret cot up and left and the dining+room on the right; This noor' is Apished, in and The are pine shingles stained brown and tea the article under treatment strong lest the His starting. came exit wAs no /they stairs up 80 between. stained dark and Mission and. with birch the trimmings and, sash painted white should be hung up to dry without be: Uceable that, for the sol moment, 44. proved | From platform three steps doors. There la a rood full basement The root shingled, and ing wrung out. With *. Inipe world dress Of Sorts All Gown. 1 the woman A Why wad the gown. shades, in a single colorings gown. It does not -matter whether, the colors har or not, the monize beautiful tones are expected to serve. their purpose, and.. the styles of the the change from past is three .ycars Indeed interesting. little over three years ago the fad and white for black was taken up gen erally. Black and white combinations were worn everywhere, The fashion makers were. in distress when they learned that the fad for the combina tion was going to remain. Then, they decided. to. make: their along changes •other lines. Radical Innovations were off!" J. summer Of course, certain J. † of tion-drawing Mr. exclaimed breath. corrected the sake of "For Le 3 • A t.. Gowns Newest in Colors And flavors desired. he thoroughly he gave a- most the Vivid A show, how himself, to we bins les † Club "Get-There" Presently, they "ran Into" they turned Jobbins and a Jobbing corner, started. speak. her changed evidently to. and to realst stop lIE glass of of / A • • it • When of To-day's Furnishing a House BY - DUTCH COTTAGE A ^ a r in • 5, To Whyr, Freshen TN - 3 * - : F DED ERE | leThe A H • LIMO to - CHAMbE - CHAMBER • : : 1 • | • 4 4 * • 1. A: • *: |
