The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-08

The heavy English fringe is only worn
by the royalty of England And the
Princess of Wales IS really responsible for
the fashion continuing through the years.
For she can never bring herself to show
the traces that age has left on ner tenn
pies and brow by lifting her hair from
her face
There are a great many people who have
abnormaly high foreheads that run into
those distressing points just over the tenn
pies The tiara was never becoming TO
them. For them there is couture worn
a great deal now that is very becoming
The hair is parted in the middle and draped
over the forehead and just at the point
OF the part there is a short lock curled
INTO fluffy beau-catcher. From the tenn
pies the hair is brought straight back,
and the coil is either low or high ar
rangement
A lovely temple couture that is adapted
only to a very few is often affected by the
Italian types with low foreheads and shin
ing black hair. The hair is first brushed
until it literally shimmers. Then it is
brought straight back from the temples
and forehead to show the beauty points"
that the old masters raved over Every
line in the head is preserved by drawing
the hair rather tight into a knot just at
the crown of the head.
But one has to be possessed of no end
A small, bird-like head. long neck dark
hair and a low forehead are indispensa-
BILE to the complete success of this style
of hairdress.
People who possess that soft curly hair
that never grows in great abundance sell
dom make the most of it. They generally
screw their hair into a tight knot and
then grumble that they are obliged to
wear a switch to make it look at all pre-
sentable. If they would only tie their
hair loosely just half way between the
crown of their heads and necks, encourage
the curls to form distinct ringlets and then
pin them down loosely with a few shell
pins they would be surprised at the SEEM
ing abundance in their knots.
One of the stage favorites here has or
iginated a new style of headdress that is
wonderfully pleasing. It can never be-
come very popular. for it is only suited
to very few. She has rather an east
ern type of face, with perfect features,
a small, well-poised head and dark eyes.
She Grapes her hair very closely over
her forehead. draws it straight up from
the back of her neck and coils it high
just at the crown of her head. Then
she binds her hair down with wonderful
jeweled bands. so that the perfect lines
of her head are wonderfully well pre-
served.
The striking Spanish beauties still cling
to the fashion of parting the hair at the
side. II lends to their faces that spirit
of dash that they love TO adopt, and on
them it is never considered vulgar. though
il has been most unfavorably commentei
on when adopted by other types.
People who are inclined to be flat-head
ed are largely in the majority and yet so
few of them realize the Importance of
building up the deficiency with their hair.
Not that it is necessary to adopt a tall
couture, for it is often more becoming
to wear the hair low. Brushing the hair
softly away from the face and then pull
ing it into a soft, loose puff over the fore
head is one way of doing away with
fiat-headed appearance.
1t was a hard matter for the marine ar
tist MIR. Carlton Chapman, to decide
which of his pet marine pictures he would
choose for the fall exhibition, but he
eventually decided upon a storm scene rep
resenting the waves breaking on the rocks