The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-27
THE NIGHTCaP WILL REAPPEAR.
TIE Recent Horse show has Given Ladies
q Good lden in withdrawing.

The Recent Horse show has Given Ladies
Good Idea in IInirdressing.
"Niehtcaps are to be in vogue again. and
the horse show has brought them back an
nounced wide sleeved beauty the other day
while discussing fashion with friend
II know 1t because twenty women have
told me so." she continued. and and myself
am having half dozen silk head pieces made.
and mean to wear them every night Of my liio.
What for? Why to try for higher polish on
my hair OF course. Just as grooms blanket fine
horses to protect their coats from dust. chill.
and general roughenng. You see. every time
we girls looked at those perfectly groomed
creatures in the ring. we enved the exquisite
sheen OF their skins rejecting light like SO
many mirrors. The tanks OF the sorrels shone
like copper. while the che-tnuts had exactly
that silky blond brilliancy we would give the
world to carry around on our heads. OF course
We have used Castle soap. the yo,k Of m egg,
rum and uunine. and all the rest of those
good old-fashioncG receipts for washing the
hair, and found every one Of them excellent il
a way Then | worked out u sort Of system
for myself. that Ms far as invgorating the
roots. holding the color. and keerinE the ends
from splitting is not to hc eGuallcd.
To begin with Beauty explained. keep
three grades OF brushes on my dressing tahle.
night aud morning. The first one is stih. with
long. sparse bristles. calculated to search out
nr hS ia 1s' bSp Y
one OF moderate strength. close set. and de-
ffEnes G rsm9ye eysTy my ,bs ar'Se 81 aus
atoms are in cracking and drying the iibres.
Yet they absorb the natural oil needed by the
hair. and unless gotten r.d OF vii! do perma-
nent hurt. My last brush Is merely a p?lisher
to brighten the surface Then my rules re;
my hair once a month. wash it every three
weeks: let 1t hang in long tails down my back
when chance to be staying indoors. and am
careful to only smooth huIrplnS,
and no soda or boraN Tor cleansing PURPOSES
on n see h SGks an p 6i
tolls me be true | will soon eclipse the prize
winner, at the show for sheen and sickness.
the beneficial effects OF silk upon hair. 1t
ssIs: ana women, iii. EEiy5lIeds each other
gied for iirst honors along WIN the rest. and
| did it aise to please her old father who was
blind and Loved to pass ms nnn GSsT
| beside his chair. and the very Instant his sem
sitve fingers touched her tandeau1 he knew
previous Had she left it oil. the fine sickness
Of texture was gone. only to be regained by
lady assures m the early badness OF men SO
common to-day is largely due to their sleeping
absorbed ali hurttui rerspration that helps to
weaken the roots; and protects the scalp from
Sudden ,a , shls aud draushts' which cause the
When inquiry was made as to the style OF
these novel articles. Beauty explained that
bed to benefit her hair They are to be cut
after the models used for infants a tiny crown
| in the back. with Il full piece corded in that
| will extend all around from nuQue TO brow.
| The hair will be we'll brushed. neatly braided.
lightly fastened UP with shell pins. and then
the cap drawn over it closely to conceal every
strand full ruche of soft lace frames the
| face. the sides are cut to leave the cars free.
| while thin silk strings keep the Who'll affair in
| place without irritating chin or cheek.