The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15

one way, IL indicates the unmarried girl;
in another the betrothed; some other ar
rangement designatcs the matron, ana
still another the widow.
The yashmak, or misty veil that the
oriental woman wears-one strongly sus-
poets rather more TO pique masculine
curiosity as to their probable charms than
for the modesty which was supposed to
be the initial reason for Its adoptlon-is
strongly brought to mind in the devices
for automobile and travelling wells In this
present day.
The fashion of enshrouning the face and
head in a misty veil of ga uge Is one that
clearly belongs to the Orient. In adapting
those to oriental fashions the same device
for making bright eyes fash clear Of the
veil Is managed by the introduction OF
some fine and hlmy material over the
face, and the clever schemes whereby the
allureuent of the veil is completed with
out in the least interfering with clear
and unstrained vision.
lust now wells Of all sorts are quite
| fad; and the mode and method OF their
wearing Is a point that calls for keen
I discrimination. and sure sense OF the
! eternal fitness of things on tho part OF
the wearer.
The well.dressed woman knows without
being told-and who Is there to tell her,
pray-that mn automobile veil, no matter
how smart and fascinating 1t may be as
an auto veil. docs not belong upon
nlnme-aden end dower.bedecked picture
hat. That q face veil with thick and
hufYy chenille spots or balls closely clus-
tered together does not 60 we'll with q
nniinerte hat or tooue: and that even
| the most expensive OF real lace ro1Is II
entirely "out Of the picture" as our
artist friends say, worn with one OF those
| charming but indnitssinal bonnets that
paris ia sending over for the theater and
| general evening woar.
! Those are ntnopu tho nttIe nunncos OF
| dress that really mud truly are supposed
to 20 without snying. Thoy belong to ths
| unwr,tten laws OF coed tanto that every
body 10 supposed TO know instineelvsly'
| and which nobody In expected 70 break.
| Tho woman who honors them Ia the
hreacb ruthsr than In tie Observance
| s.st hs nreoared to encounter tho rruse-
rrnnt of those who are better posted an
| to VIVA, Dame Fashion and good taste
| hermit, and what Ia excluded from eae
Category of good form and things moo'sn.
win the fad for delicate oeierings IN
| ali denartments OF dress, tho fa'rehued
Tecs veil In very much to- the froat, H.
dasd one ssss charming little iaeshes In
neis blus. mink, delicate greens. sort tans
I'D sven In reds, to match the ehapeau1
=, mi. summer time. The woman who
cn, boas. q clear akin. II not aesziihg
oonuiexion, may wear practically what
',,xs. In this line, but her enuEin,
18th i.ss perfect skin and ea!ortns, AUST
hevnre lest she. by an ua"1ss seieetioh'
| ds,usniate sueh charms OF race ana tea'
! ture as sl.e a.ay possess,
Tho real lace veil. dlsasuEing tooash
:. he vbep not we'll adjusted. has been
-,.o-.sd 20 place amaag fashionable &C
ae.sorte.. It's best ~egae. though. 10 On
i..r,r hats only, whore tas little Towers
"a ,eudrl!a OF the design VIII no, be
hrorrht Into the e!sss contact Win tue
face. -,ro-,-,,r ,rs
~ Family physician protest voluoly
o,,.+ the vogue Of the dotted veil but
- those decried fascinators present
INCH the same DiQuante eject thet the
no-ohsa worn on cheek aud CHIN IN tho
Good old Queen Anne's days women VIII.
So1h-less. 90 on wearing thoE Indefinite
o@ Course. Il Ia more or iess foolish
~ -ha oculisr TO quarrel with bis bread
a,a huttor. so to epenk. but tho fact that
woonnkind In general ind them oecou'-
,rg will keep the dotted veil In the FORE
front of things fashionable TOE many
| many moons 10 come.
Who was II that said thai q veil is
roasend TO u homely woman and IN
| e6ded attraction to pretty onef VINO
ever +. was was right, and. poraoo1'caiiy
| enough. wos likewise wrong fundatnent-
oIiv There are 10 houely women now
odor.. II IL merely that come women
are prettier than others. That's ali!
Eut for Gil Of them the veil. when cor
rectty chosen and deity adjusted. will
| enhance the beauties Il n clear complex
ion ard bright eye. and Will likewise
| ssrys TO conceal 10 quite a degree any
possible defects IN these sc directions.
So. In spite. Of the Elimination Of ply
stefan and ocuiist, the veil fourishes.
and the sight Of man II made glad there
! T1tns 4aTE-E
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