The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-16
WITH HAIR COMBED HIGH.
Summer Bellies Wrap Their TTeSSeS
Round Their Heads in Natural Style.
hISS FAIRS BIG ROUND WAVES.
Mrs. q. HIP. Belmont. Leader lot h'o"'oS
Carries Hers Back to a Tall knot-N'''
Cleveland Started the "Fart'-Afne-
lie Eives' Russian Portrait style.


her little shop on Avenue hIo'"' -"""'''7
out through the shirrcd Sits Of the hi'ie
six curtain, as the procession 81 gay
dressers passed hy. Some on tool tax
ing turn from enc broad yeranda 10
another others in carriages.
Il an so happy" said She 80 happy
don't know what 30 say!
..You ask me why? You, who pretend
20 follow women and their ways, ana
yet YOU can't see why % C0Hnilst snou'u
rej0ie~ this year OF 10! Ihcn you Hus'
IL am happy because the natural style
of lcirdrcssing has come back ag'Ah'
And with this natural siyic no Mo"l3I
can dress her own hair When the oil
twists and rolls and irizlts were lh
vogue any woman could scramble her
hair together and put pm IN l'' anu
Il would look very Wen. Now II lS ~
fercnt. Not "a halrpin must DC NISiui''
Not a fancy pin must bee seen, ana the
hair must he done an "a piasn' sinple
etvle that is beyond the compass OF
wOmaus own hands
MRS. CLEVELAND LEADS.
Are YOU one of the women who be
leye tiut Mrs Cleveland leads the
st,lss9 ~ won are YOU Will credit the
statement that She was the first woman
IN this country 90 wear parted hair Shc
cast aside the little sldtlochs wien htr
husband was elected three years ago,
and one season later she TOOK out her
front pompadOur and parted her hair.
Now you see parted hair and no SIDE
a woman Who sets the style for lite
rary women, nOtclists. and geniuses or
ali sorts is Amelie Riyes, now RUSSIAN
Princess. That woman has driven me
crazy three distinct times. She came 10
me three days IN succession 10 get her
hair dressed ia the style Of Russian
lterateur She wanted IL pOmpadour,
and she wanted IL ia "a Psyche, and she
81. .f..r mis- nod In /
awake TN morning and dreamed IL out
I'm one minute after she arrived at day
light to get IL done.
Il took al her front hair am carried IL
hack over tremendous pompadour.
Then / tied IL all in the middle OF the
back OF her head. With a sharp SCISSORS
] then clipped the strands TO maze d
wild fluffy WaVy front They were long
enough 10 hang completely over her lace,
but being naturally curly they olu no
harm A picturesque brushing back WITH
the left hand settled them. 49,, .,.,uu
"The back / tied and retied, making
bic loose loops, and scarcely halrpln
did i put IN the whole thing. Instead OF
cords i used small classics, swapping
them around the loops and STRANDS.
When done il was statuesque enough Tor
that Russian portrait she wanted paint
ed for her husbands family.
MISS vANDERBILT'S HAIR
"The natural style is hard however
Won work IT, Mss Gertrude Vanderbilt $
maid brought her 70 me TO have COM
plete pompadour made. A complete pom
pudOur YOU must know, is one that
makes a pun all around the face. 10
LOCKS easy. but It is so hard that fes
'hair-di esserS ettempt II. was the ore /
nator but l must confess that l had 10
learn IL OF that very talented woman,
Lady BtiesfCrd, who changes her har-
dressing daily TO make her face look ever
fresh and new
place the rclls 10 make complete halo
arounl tho face, and i did Il exactly as
she directed, and with marvellous results.
The back hair must be snuysled rouhu III
q small roll under the back or TIE pOlu-
padOur, or the head Will not have the
roundness you hope for l dressed MISS
EanGcTbuts hair this way ana 10 was
beautiful. Her maid now does 1t Tor her
For sad sweet faces there IS only one
hairJressing allowable this year. rms is
the parted ana braided style. The nan
IS separated IN the middle. ana IS brought
down on each side Of the face. Here
there Is the smallest roll introduced tc
mako pun over the ears. The top oil
the head IS brushed with perseverance
until every hair is glossy, and then ne
neck and brought Up under IN very glrl
fish fashion, with nothing 10 Olhdihcis
s. This is what We call the widow
type and i can say II IS very fascinating
under a widows cap ana ven.
There Is one little lady or society
whose hair IS the envy Of her friends
1t is hair that is tluny, yet stays put
She often employs "A hair-dresser but j
really isn't necessary. This rs MISS VII
ciuia Fair. whose ways are of interest Z
all the world, 50 modest and quiet p
she for great helreas, who could Sc
fhe STYLES instead Of following them
And Miss Fair does set them. In u way
MISS FAIRS OWN STYLE.
apne dav she came TO me for something
new in Embarrassing. she looked at ih
appealngly and then looked down apollo
getically. as though beggig pardon 10
making me so much trouble. l cdugn
the expression OF her face, and saw
how To- treat her hair. Her face Is no
a regular one. and her nose IS saucy
and i saw what TO DO with those plan
locks.
Getting my largest tongs. tool
strand by strand OF that hair and wave'
a IN great loose curves when u wa
done A hung over her shoulders IN won
derful cloud Ike rpples OF dark sea
i eathered all together. then, as loosel
"a / could. ana fastened me mar al
inch from the head. Then took the lon
rope Of hair and wrapped u around ne
head. fastening II with small dasgers O
~And that takes me TO fancy pins. d
.'rbat Mrs william Aston sets IN
*That her daughter-in-law Mrs. job
Jacob Astor. sets the syuc Tor oralu'
ana that one OF the other daughters o
the house ls the leader among ti"ee WI
have curly hairy
"That Mrs o. II. =. Belmont is 10
lowed hy all the blondes on this SID
tho ocean,
''Early this year Mrs. William Astor'
hnirIrc-ser sent FOR three 81 US 10 con
suit with her. Mrs Astcf had decree
that there should Zoe no Jewclcd pins b
I.r hair this year. aud what should b
done We set 20 work uud made pun
a.d looms. and gradually worked ont IA
Milan OF dressing the hair without Jewels
afr Belmont has always worn he
abundant hair dressed upon the hac
OF Tie head. But she. too las fallen j
love with the simple styles. aud SO he
blonde hair l. ripplcd or top aud simpl
tvl.trd npOn tho crown Of her head.
~f,omembef. II you tell people abou
beautiful summer heads. you must d
sufo 10 say that BAR Is not made 'ut
fru-es upon tho back or the head no
e;abOratoy spread over n in Of1ids. Ne
Their Is ID loOpco Lieh IN pms ana tMist'
y, IL an done in simple designs. Ihel
are looso br.fids snCs twists aud rolled q
coinures like little wheels but all
done I'm a visible way. Young Mrs. Al
TOR braids her hair. but she does IL ]
fhs mare OF the neck.
''FrOnt hair goes back from tho rae
IL IL must fall forward ~ is done in
yery careless. simple way that looks a.