The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-12
Won1en and Society.
HORRIBLE PREDICTION
BY MRS. ,. M. DE coTTEs.

HORRIBLE PREDICTION. No use talking, steps backward in in civilization are taken now and then by stupid humanity, even in matter oi at- tire. Think of 1t, we are now threat
 ened with revival of that mons.roslty gives the following account of meet ing of a Chicago Dressmakers Club: Every woman in the country VIII
 have hoops on before fall"
 That was the prophecy which went forth last night at the monthly meet ing of the Chicago Dressmaksrs' Club,
 held at the Stratford Hotel, after the
 virtues of. the hoopskirt had been enunciated and demonstrated. Mime
 NJ. J. Hosac, President of the club,
 told all about the excellent attributes
 of the h1op While crstarY Miss anna ,SWed | just how easily and conveniently the
 skirt can be worn.
 ''There is great demand for the be made fast enough to supply those who want them," said Mime. Hosac
 And no wonder. Just see how heauti-
 easy easy 1t tisI is to walk in them.S She point ed to Miss Schubert, who marched back and forth amid shrill feminine notes of applause. Then the speaker contin- ued: Women who have not worn them say will never put one of thoss hor- rid old things on, but when'they have once ITleQ them they are HI SCSbd5y
 over them and bring all their friends
 in to get hoops, too. The. hoop does
 away with the necessity of wearing a
 large number of skirts to get the flare effect so much desired, and 1t Is found to be both graceful and comfortable. Women think there is trouble about
 walking in them, but see how easily declare that 1t is difficult to board a street car or get into a carriage with
 hoops. But watch Miss Schubert"
 The Corresponding Secretary here
 sprang lightly upon a chair, as an ini- T, aginary carriage step, and fitted back
 again to the floor, with jexterity
 which brought more applause.
 something dreadful will happen if they sit down suddenly with the hoop" con tinued Mme Hosac But look at Miss
 Schubert and be convinced there Is Miss Schubert sat down suddenly. "You see, nothing dreadful hap pened," declared Mime. Hosac m tri-
 umph. Tn fact the hoop skirt can be
 worn with the most entire conyeniene ee | always, and it is difficult to tell whetn- 1 CT a woman has on a hoop or noE It | Is not intended to make them extreme,
 and they will not stick outyvery .mucn1
 from the body At the same time
 would not advise extremely stout wo..
 men to wear them, and It Is women or
 in Paris tne hoop is being worn as we'll as in New York, and there IS no
 quite as up to date as either .lf these 1 citiess In fact the time Is coming when Chi9ago will be as great fashion cen, ter as Paris. The hoop has come, and lit Is assured of wide popularity. DIMPLED CHINs IN FAVOR. It Is said that In these enlightened days specialists are often visited TOT the purpose of supplying a dimple when n o II fails give If tO woman, IT an exchange the following is found:
 Once upon time cleft in the chin was considered a misfortune. But that day has long since passed, and 1T
 the beauty specialists to get a dimplt made. The making of dimple is no' difficult nor a dangerous matter. . skin Is slit and muscle is cut. Ths.t there must be little scientific work to get the dimple in the right place and to cut the proper muscle. Otherwlse the result might simply be a deep irregular scar.
 Dimples are made every day by der. matelogists in the chin of beauty, anc 1t can sefely be said that there are 50 per cent. more dimples than there lously in a day in the chin or in tht
 shoulder, in the checks or in tho knuckles. But 1t is well to expert
 ment slowly. for in the hands of al aWhWdTu surgeon lnt
 might not be successful.
 Study the contour of your chin. Ii it is very short, far too short for beau ty, by all means keep 1t tucked Tor ward, or, in other words. keep 1t low
 keep 1t depressed in your collar. Bul
 this is one chin in a hundred thou sand, and 1t is not at all likely thai
 you have such a small chin that 1t Is necessary to do this.
 The very long chin should always be carried high. It will not look SC
 long; and the same with the big stout chin. The ideal pretty chin, the chin of the perfect woman, should bt carried in a Gibsonian way. This means that it should be carried maJes-
 tivaly. Don't carry your chin as
 though you were ashamed of 1t. Lift 1t high and carry your head proudly Queens never carry the chin low. Hold your head high and your chin will take care of itself" was the advice giYer
 to a woman with homely chin. Bul this might advantageously be changed to the admonltion, Hold your chlr high and your head will take care o itself"
 The skin of the chin should be very clear Do you remember the butter
 cups in the meadow and how butter cup was held under your chin with the query. Do you like butter? If th' l skin was clear 1t became as yellow a; butter, rehecting the buttercup. Tr!
 to have a skin so clear that you car see a buttercup in 1t and you will b' | your favor in beauty's brighten th' l eyes, clear the complexion race.
 CREAM DRESSING.
 A cream dressing, for those who d'
 not like oil, is made as follows: On'