Coalville Times | 1910-02-18 | Page 2 | He Meant Evening Gowns

HE MEANT EVENING GOWNS Well Meant Compliment to American Woman Somewhat Marred by Unfortunate Error, Mons l-riigor. who from hla triumph nt Hie Savoy hotel In l.nniloti has ronii- to New York to conduct a very fashionable restaurant, was compliment, compli-ment, d by a reporter on hla perfect Kngllnh. "Well." said Mons Prnger, smiling, "my Fngllsh Is. perhaps, hi tter than that of the Manpils X., who aiipped . here nfter the opera the other evening. "Our line auppcr rooms looked very gay and fine, illinium. In tlunhed. pule fabrlca ahlmniered. und everywhere, turn where It wuuld, the eye rented on dimpled, snowy shoulders shining like satin iibovi- decollete, bodices of Furls gowns. "Tin si- decollete bodices Impressed the Manpils X. Ho waved his bund and said: ' 'uve kniwcd parfalleinent thut the American young Indies was beautiful, beau-tiful, but nh I cannot say how fur more bountiful they seem In their night dresses." N. Y. Press.