Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-01-20 | Page 12 | Mother Fashion

MOTHER FASHION. Fair motor car owners, as well as I the cars themselves, are subject to the dictates of Dame Fashion. Not so long ago motor styles were confined to the fair occupants of the rear seat. Since then has come the woman driver, and with her has come style in motor dress. Before the advent of Milady of the Wheel, motor styles were just about what Mother Fashion decreed for street wear. Now it la different; the woman driver must listen to the season sea-son in style. That these selfsame styles. Kiddjfl to death by the masculine half of W house, are responsible for much the refinement that has entered the motor world in the past few years la the opinion of many and some of the dictates of fashion for winter motoring motor-ing are given herewith: One most attractive sweater in the slipon model, but with sleeves, is a hand knitted Shetland in royal pur pie. having collar and cuffs of mouse eray Angora wool. The sash is pur pie, with gray worsted tassels. oo