Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-10

A few years ago so little interest was mani
tested bv ladiss in the arrangement Of teir hair,
that the Aau5iressers feared their occupation
well nigh gona, and the art itHelf seemed booked
for place on The shelves of the past. But just
here Dame Fashion happily came TO the rescue,
and in her usual pereiuptory way, instituted 3
new ORDER of ceiffure, the outcome OF which is
that we now ses glossy plaits. graceful coils and
twists, and the fullest and most eoqsisttish of
bangs, taking the place OF the careless oack-
knot an6 simple fringe which once sufficed for
ali.
And the STYLES aro becoming almost as varied
as the faces they crown and adorn. That there
are so many styles ftom which a lady may choose
is of infinite benefit to those who ere to make
the most of their attractions, for as uredly one
way OF dressing INC hair cannot becoming
alike to all casts a features.
A couture whif3 gs7y give IN Iuesur1Daole
charm TO an oval scas will detract Il IN the good
looks of one who's features are cast a larger
and broade r molG ios this reason B. tn the high
and low couture szs, and will continue in style.
10 some the heh eoiii9Ie Is Rarfeoiha a Io oe
with such changes IS may be introduced from
time to time.
the happy medium Of meeting the requirements
of the majority of ladies' and Is by far the most
fashionable. In fact one sees ten heads dressed
in the latter, to one in the former style: II IS
also more comfortable ard is adapted TO both
day and evening wear.
The low couture consists OF orslas ana twists
arranged to fall low enough TO la5t escape the
collar and is then brought to tbs crown OF the
head. and presents tidy and most graceful APP
pearace. -
This simple mode Ornamental with shell
combs or pins is equally suited for home or
street, and for full dress OCCASIONS Wnen
adorned with ieweled pins, featfers, aigrettes.
or flowers, becomes Al exceedingly stynSn
headdress. Just now howers-suggestlye OF the
fair spring season, are much worn N the mar,
although some still affect bows Of ribbon, but
for the evening flowers . e by all odds the most
beautiful. and for young ladies, nothing more
appropriate can be selected.
favor IN Paris and London, and are more elab-
crate than the American styles Parlslan
modes by which the woEld OF fashion was once
ruled, however, no longer leads, and our leoies
those designed by competent artists IN tnen
midst.
Fashionable bonuett san only be worn to ad-
vantage with front pisce, and tee oacK Soii-
net or toque being supported with shell cor1b
or other ornament placed in the top OF the hAlr.
The styles in front pieces or bangs are more
numerous than ever, and foreneaos, Wnstner
with suitable sh ape or the natural hair banged
in a most becoming way coqne.tlsn Wavy
bang, with Just a suspicion OF parting on one
side, is much favored By merry yo1ak malaeh3Hf
as it sets of pair of fogufsh eyes 70 per1ecEt
Very Young ladies wear the front bar B
curled bang and the back either wase9 over
the shoulders. or brslded loosely WITH pow OF
ribbon Just below the crown OF the neaa aa1 AZ
other at the end Far the buds the hair 3
mostly waved with small curling tongs on the
outside at the sides and tops, ana then comneH
together at the back OF the head, twisted IN y
figure eight and placed iengthw1se- Inc orns-#
ments for the couture are TWO OF three smell
pins.
The color Of hair still remains an item OF FASH
ion. and ladies' who q few years ago held up
their hands IL horror at the bare mention OF