The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-04

small Rancles Of the TOiIette-HAIr
Dressing.
From Haper's Banr.
The belt is the objective point to which
are attached many pretty things for use or
for ornament Thefan, the bag, the chate-
laine, with watch, tablets and vinaigrette.
are all grouped amid the flowing ribbons
that hang from the side. a buckle OF cut
silver or Of pearl iastens the wide belt in
front, or else there is a mammoth bow
quite as large as the Alsatian bow that is
worn upon the head. The corsage bou-
quet is stuck in the belt also, and is larger
than at any previous season. Whitespan.
ish lace-scarfs are worn in variety Of
ways; they serve as a most becoming veil
for the head during the evening strolls, or
when on the piazza; they are draped
around the shoulders as q fichu scarf; and
they are punched up in sashes over silks
Of plain color.
Lace sleeves are seen on all dressy silks
used for dinner and evening. When
these are white, they are usually OF Val.
enciennes, but il the scarf or sash is white
Spanish lace, the sleeves should cores
pond. Black grenadine dresses are re.
lieVed by transparent sleeves Of black
Spanish lace, and thereare beaded sleeves,
with vest to match, worn with heavy
black silk trained dresses. The brilliant
iridescent beads are used by young ladies',
while their chaperons have finely cut Jet
beads sewed in lengthwise stripes on black
Brussels net; Of this the entire sleeves are
formed. White China Grape shawls OF the
style so much in vogue a generation ago
are utilized now in pretty ways that
do not look like the nake-shifts they
sometimes are. They form panier mantles
with pleated fullness in the middle OF the
back, or else tichus with the long narrow
ends tied in front. They are also used as
a sleeveless panier polonaise over colored
silk slips with colored sleeves. Those
nearly covered with embroidery and
draped in soft full folds are very hand.
some. The nantes retain the Canton
fringe with its deep netted heading, but
this is cut off when the shawl Is used for
an overdress, and a fringe is tied and
knotted in the hem, or else the trimming
is blonde silk Spanish lace fully gathered
or finely pleated. .-
There isgreat variety and individuality
Of tastes shown in thestyles othair dress-
ing, yet three kinds OF couture most gen.
orally prevail. First among these is the
chatelaine Of two loops, which is so be.
coming to slender oval faces. This is made
oftwo very thick braids, plated each in
three tresses, and, after being tied very
high, allowed TO fall in two loops behind.
This is accompanied by waved bang on
the forehead usually, though some ladies
find a straight bang, like a fringe, more
easy to manage in the hot days OF midsum.
mer. A cluster OF three to FIVE small puts,
or else two long loops, Of hair are placed at
the top OF the chatelaine. To make this
couture more dressy Serpentine knot OF
hair is used instead OF the puts that have
been worn so long. This is made Of a
small switch Of hair simply tied in loose
knot and worn directly on the top OF the
head. For variety's sake bow OF hair
NAV be made Of this switch, or else gay
Alsacian bow or ribbon may be used. La.
dies with full round faces use the higher
couture. The back hair is combed straight
up from the nape Of the neck, that about
the temples is carried back to meet it, and
the whole is massed in two or three Ions
pufIs, or in serpentine knot, into which
comb or dagger, or trident OF tortoise,
shell, or silver, or gold, is thrust so thai
both ends show. The front hair shows
the parting down to the forehead, ant
falls in little crevecGur half rings OIL
the sides, or else it is parted on the
left side, and thrown up in Pompadou
fashion in the middle. Gold-headed PIN
are wOrnstuck in dark coiGures to the ex
tent OF six or eight. There are also manl
side combs worn; when these are OF gold
with beads for heading, they are as oitel
stuck in the front Of the dark pufis as il
the sides; when OF shell, they are worn OF
the sides to keep the hair back. A grea
deal OF bandoline is used to paste dow
the curves and locks about the temples
Invisible nets are also very useful for boil
tho front and the back hair. The thirt
fashion Is the simple classic couture
with the Greek coil very low at tn
back, while the front Is plainly parted
and perhaps slightly waived, or els
the hair Just above the forehead and ten
pies is allowed TO fall in short curves. Tn
low coil is first braided in plat Of tire
tresses. This requires very little hair; bu
the head should be finely shaped, as thi
severe style discloses It's entire outline
Ladies' with blonde hair use dark tortoisl
: shell pins in star or Marguerite shapt
while the silver fragments are preterre
by brunettes. Flowers, go elaborated
worn on all ball dresses, are very slight
represented in ecoiffure, small bouqul
( Is stuck on one side, or perhaps on TO
< lust in front OF the puts, aud trif
towards the left, II the flowers o.
b artificial they are sometimes set
p a rosette Of lace: but this must |
carefully done, or II will look too muC
y like a cap. The silk turbans are no long
worn, or at least they are laid aside uni
/, winter. Natural flowers are more wol
4 than artificial ones, and each young g
adopts q flower, and introduces II in
every toilette with which she wears flo
ers. Daisies are worn by many; mign
nette in largD clusters accompanies eve
costume worn by 3 pretty blonde; n
pansies are chosen BY . refined den
= blonde who delights in ecrl, mauye, Al
mastic grey dresses.
IFyou are suffering from dyspepsia
general breaking down OF the CONSTITUTE
resort at once to Diner RakocEy Bit