, 1879-05-04
u AN INTERVIEW"

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blonde halr is false, but you couldn't tell it from
| my own, and yet wear 'Saratoga.'"
The reporter complied with Mrs. Thompson. re-
guest. and while he mentally admitted t. himself
| that she appeared very handsome in the blonde
! Saratoga" still ne could hardly believe that
little bunch Of hair and hal; dozen hai:- -pias
| :'How Gun this handful OF hair assume ,bs
shape OF Wigt'
stand still and will show you. young maa ~
one and; smoothing the hair that uncoed frona
| them, she touched the '"Saratoga lightly witt
| her hands; and suddenly the ecribe's brown hair
was completely hid under full, Wig-like covering
| OF sun -stEeaked. golden, aud wcboy hiameuts,-a
braid On top. car2s At the back OF the neck, and
wavelets in front make the tout Ensemble cum
plete
wave low down on the pencll-pusher's forehead.
against the scalp, and the lace, which IS made of
hair, Is so transparent that the parting has every
| appearance OF being na1ural."
nces' Ds interviewer na'E Goes not 0etFa' the aft-
| Certainly not, The deft and ski1lfu, way in
which the waves are inserted III the lace attached
to the spring adds considerably to its perfection
- Are al waves made to cover the entire head. y"
- So, sir; some are made only for the front part
t1s neae desy are in the way
.+es What difference is there between your 'sar-
;sTnc oid style IL tied with string, and is both
1t soon wears out Every eilort to Keep the front
OF it drawn over the forehead has a tendency 10
4'eah the a iase parting ana faple the waves max
hat change would q 'Saratoga' make in the
appearance 9!;.F 81 Young lady with plain face!
Noulu II make her look peautifuls''
N'Oh. no: but a moderately good looking woman
would appear handsome and stylish. The dressing
OF the wave IL the mode. lnaecl, I. Is sitnpo
but effective beautider. The ha,r used IL nor All;
icia1, INT human, and, rs you sec, have WAVES Of
al colofs s.-pack blonde, brown, chestnut, gray,
white. etc.
too heavy for tile ladies to wear:''
No. sfr; just hcft this one, ,"-scecting The
largest
|. TITS WEIGHT IS ONLY ONE ouScE.n =.
'.Wil not the natural hair expose itself from
under the wig, and Tins be1rav the false covering.
How 10 you provide for that.ts
''Ah, that Is not difficult to overcome, nor to
the table, the coiIearer opened and TOOK from i1a
long thin hair. '"This is the net for the front
s.what1 this single hat.:r exclaimed the re-
''Ies. replied Mrs. Thompson, ut the same
time pulling Ut both ends the hair till It spread
cumfcrence, but 90 web-i,ke and fragile that it
was hardly visible, and when placed on u '.Sara-
toga" Of the same color it conld not be detected,
except on close examination.
...Wonderfu}r' ejaculatcd the scribe. 'sWha.
with one Of these nets aud Saratoga q p1a3n
old maid can metamorpaose herself into u south-
the hearts Of society beaux."
'sYes, sir; nothing more Is required"
hairr' A"'o
.'oh, no. very few OF them do. It is ouitc .he
fashion and The gentlemen admire it, So You now
have full description OF the Saratoga anu are 1ai-
taking up mindful OF black hair attached to ono
Of the patent springs ''this is IN opera frizettc."
The reporter took another article called tho
zephyr crlmps," in his hand and exlmlped it
carefully, but only to wonder at its utility.
DO ladies' wear this on the toD OF their heads to
ttOh, no; what an ideal Come nearer and will
show you low 1t Is worn."
The G. DIS Young man complied with the re-
guest Pushing buck tha hair on the right aide OF
his: head, she placed the "'crimps" on the temple
and drew down his own over it. This cone, the
Ecr1or was made to stand in front OF u mirror md
the utility and beauty OF The .crlmps'' were
graphically illustrated.
''As you sce.' said Mrs. Thompson. "a lazy
may wear crimps attached to her own hair. and tho
parting being visible II the lady has high fore
head, the effect OF low brow Is produced with all
THE APPEARANCE OF BEING NATURAL
Besides, the 'crimp Ia made OF hair so curly that
1t requires only wetting III water to Ires. it, Au-
other point in its favor is that IL il very bccoming
to Indies who cannot wear the Saratoga wuyc-'
10 follow the lady through the entire lecture de-
IsFereu IN the short space al hour would con-
snme more space than could be given this .,rticle,
bnt the reporter eau say for himset! that his mind
Will not for many days recover FROM the maze into
which he wus led Roman puf1s. Spanish puts.
coquettes, hlEs, and dictionary Of other invisible
deceptions were desclnted anu elaborated on, un-
til ut fAsr, when he took his departure he did 10
firmly convinced that to heleve in the genuinepess
OF any woman 5 hair 10 the fntura Would be an i.l-
possibility -