The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17

danger for the girls wans the young men
TO fadmirc them. But IN the girls colleges
lave 80 many plays and examinations
and society exhibitions 10 prepare for
that the time is all too snort and the orc
thing they save TIM, or Is their dress
This. will lie a. new idea 70 many others
also. The girls in our colleges are well
1 most Of us know II them IS tint they are
letters 10 their homo friends about the
nHlttudnous Joys Of college us. coe ne
girls. at ono time or another, y, q. dozen
Or moro different colleges, and she has
YET e hear frGm one Fl them ta1f
antly Joyful.
Can 1t bh possible that .tfe<fact that
she Is not obliged t9 ATTEND Z ahhf net
ness?
What is 1t which makes the weeks in
tie camp ana az tile s scashore, whcm one
up world, such rest and boon?.l Is It
not because wc are released from the
necessity OF tho EMPHASIZING a soctuu ,e
days at home?
Yet when nG college R eo Gs
t cod an rp' lnsy yf world shs has
got to t',lSn pains with her. dress. Y e she IL
Is to. teach, she must set an example @
exquisite ncatness to her pupils; (, II she
pared with girls WHO have spent hours
daily for years upon their appearance:
or the credit not or, only pa herself n, na
enter tho lists with these dainty damsels
and must not fall behind. She, would not q
FOR worlds that Il should be , sad;,%sl'e Is
know it8from her dowdy appearances
she must avoid the extreme Of fashion.
nut she must have all her. appointments
iperfcctt,, their way, and all women know
That this means not, only care End End
Thought but 1t means also that n habit OF
dong II All must have y. been formed.
Now, girls, this IS true. Some Of ";
cannot hclp wishing that YOU might all
wear caps ana gowns. even that you
might know the delicious freedom gao, wnlG rn
freaksh. indeed, and hardly respactin.pls =:
well enough r.or those whose hair y
beautiful and abundant, but to see elderly
ladies, aud even sometimes young girls,
plllng' up false hair upoi. their heads +. n
order e burn The proper amopnt d o| ' e
really shocking. It might only be conSid-
cred decent for those whom nature has
denied hair. to chccrfully own and &C &C:
short hair or cap. how honest and truly
religious. II would be! But no! the
sWiteh the false 1rH } "a, and v the w We
.h lied. that tic hair dealers have arisen
4 and demanded that WITH the prosperity
which goes to the manufacturers, 81 Dry ~
y the day, they wish the prospect ~ which,
they viii get II masses Of false liair. can
shc forced upon our women, then we pro
anGdold TO join against the. Introduction
ngaI the fashion q hgh', and N heaN,y
gushing custom. but It is terribly un-
healthy. All women should be Il unit In
resisting 1t. I,
\ you must have long hair, girls, you must
take care Of 1t. You cannot tuck II 1, W r.
anyhow under a cap. You must wash y
ana brush it, ana Eibuy millions OF ha,,I,.
pins and keep It neat. # And Ans: ! you.w1lll
surely rue your laxncss later = YOU a. az
and immaculate dressing. Let your
clothes be simple Have as { few hooks 70, and
butt tons upon them as posi- ble.E Let them
he as loose and comfortable as a boys.
But put them on straight and make your.
self look as nice rs you can every DAY
downright. 1901, by Joseph 3. Bowies) q