New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

standing knot. with bows and a couple OF accom-
tSat Is required for this Is that the superstructure
shall be firm Tacse knots are made to match any
twisted riGEon Sometimes birds Of paradise
used or a bunch Of small feathers.
r. IS p question II importance these days how 70
keep ac hair in eqr buy L it Is t1OrSG a y S9 Ee1p
nudy despite humidity To insure keeping one ;
hang IN curl. that part OF the hair which IS worn In
ringi,tS should bo vet ln water IN which little
boraN has been dissolved, ard thea rolled up on
papers II THIS Is done - night. there IL a natural
It's which VIII outlive the effects Of even this
st'cky. moist and mussy weather. for one whole
Uses OF HAIRPINs.
Hairpins used in fastening the loops and puts
IN place on the head should be invisible even II
shell or bore pins used Fancy pins are not AT
all fashionable. ana jeweed high combs are only
worn with evening dress Bangs have come IN
49,, TX ,,f IN" inst g.rCss the fore
head. and Kept nuNy ard light, by frequent sham
poolng The new bang is called the cherub fringe,
and gives bebyish expression 10 the face
SIMPLICITY ~ UAIRDREssTNG.
throughout soain the traveller Is struck with the
exceeding ucatuc-s and Gaintiucss shown by women
IN the arrangement Of their hair The lower classes
wear 40 hats and the hair is always beautifully
dres-cd Different STYLES are adopted. but the in
climatic g. TO mass the tr,sscs on the top OF the
head There is 20 unkempt look; each lock Hes
IN place. and the whole bears evidence OF havInS
ben comhcd AMI brushed 10 he last decree. some
even the small girls wearing this adornment
The ancionts attributed a great deal OF impor-
lance 20 the hair Lark hair they thought was
indie. 1--WE ~ ulslaniWitv and co"ardice. yet Ma
pulcol had never curl FriZzly hair was u sign OF
coar4en.ss and clumsiness. Rnglets had the place
Of honor.
Achilles and Ajax lebanon had curling locks. as
had Timon the Afhcu.ln. The Emperor Augustus
had such r.nccts that no halrdresser tn Rome
could produce the Ike. Auburn or lght brown hair
was considered tie most distinguished. as por-
tor ding intelligence. Industry. peaceful dspos'-
tom and a loving nature Black hair was not
esteemed ly the Romans. and rrd WAS an object
of aversion Tho chair cf "a dissemh ing color. 10
which Shakespeare refers was red, so-caiied from
tha notion tlpi Judas had red hnlr
put anrs before the tim - Judas rod hair was
held IN disrrrute. both n th' case Of Tvphon, who
deprived his brother ~ The sccptrr ot Egypt. and
Nrbuchndne2sar who acquired II M the e>paton
Of his atroct!c- This hatred Of rod hair even eX-
tended Tho donkey tribe
The ancient hebrews esteemed me hair n great
beauty and haltnoes fhc syn ~ the anger of Cod.
Artincial hair va~ used In the earliest days by the
Crooks ana Romans ~
when you 500 fair hair be pitful writes George
Eliot IN the tima ~ ovid. blond hair was cXtreme-
Is fishlouabe and those Roman women who ala
rot wear WIS and set wished 10 conform 10 the
( shion powdered their hair with preparation o.
gold dust Tho AIT az dyeing the hair Is ascrlbed
to MEDIA.
"Flir trcescs mans immortal race ensnare,
Ard beauty draws rs with "A sing.e hair.