The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
IN WOMANS REALM;
SEEN IN THE SHOPS
By VIRGINIA.
By VIRGINIA.

her hair IN a low psyche. The style is
distinctive and accentustes the beauty
OF her truly classical face. Mrs John
A Logan, whose hair turned gray in
one night many years ago, has always
worn 1t in pompadour style and has
arranged II IN the same manner for
the last thirty years.
It was becoming 10 her in her youth.
and Is no less SO now. One should find
out the most becoming style of wearing
the hair and never depart from It, and so
prevent time from making at least one
less change in the appearance.
Wells are with US again in all their
glory. Fashion declared against the
drapery veil last year. but they never
really went from US. What is more al
Turing than soft, clinging laces or chifons
about the face of pretty woman? And IL
the woman is not pretty. again the wells
have their use The custom OF wearing
wells IS, of course. Eastern, and it carries
with 1t the charm of all things from that
subtle cline.
By the way, Eastern perfumes 4re again
popular, sandalwood being more used
than any. I doubt though, II the vogue
VIII last among the tout ensemble Of our
dainty women, as its perfume, though
refreshing. is far too heavy
Short sleeves have had their day. and
long one it has been. Almost every sea-
son for the last year one has been told
that the short sleeve must 20, but they
are here yet However, their vogue is
certainly on the wane. A sleeve which
will be worn a great deal this season.
especially on afternoon gowns, Will have
several rutiies of lace on it above the
elbow, where it viii 1T very snugly, and
come down over the hand in a point.
and be finished with a tiny edge OF lace
Belts form a very important part Of
every wOman's toilet, but in many in
stances they are selected with but little
thought. The short -waisted woman should
never affect stin ribbon betting OF big
buckles. Stitched cloth of the same ma
terial as the skirt should always be worn
with strictly tailored suits.
The nails are now worn long and point !
ed, and very much polished, for no mat
ter how much the average woman may
affect the strenuous life her hands must
look very dainty and very helpless. and |
everybody knows that the girl who does !
things with her hands does so at the ex-
pense Of breaking her nails and rObblug |
them Of their polish.
II you are going to freshen up an Old /
gown, OF, for that matter, an "old room" =" |
don't use trimmings or materials that |
look new. The beauty Of real rugs.
tapestry. and hanEinEs. and fine brocade I
is that they never look new and they /
never look old. Always match in color /
the oldest part of a gown that needs /
freshenlng up or room that needs going
over. and you need never fear the sunlight /
or the eyes Of the critic.
How true it is that 1T Is not so much /
what one wears as how they wear itrr |
STYLE is only TO be obtained by correct /
carriage, and If a woman carries herself /
correctly, there is no fear but what she 1
viii put her clothes on as they were /
meant 10 be worn.
The straight-front corset which can 1
now be had in models that are perfect /
and add beauty to every figure have
done great deal toward correcting the /
bad carriage Of many women. To hold !
oneself perfectly straight in front means /
that the chin must be a little elevated 4
mis- gives @ correct pOise 10 the head !
which, IN turn. aids the spine. The cor 1
set which never bends at the waistline 4
laces in front, and is a model not alone /
OF beauty, but of comfort
The necessary figure for the fan OF 1907 /
is the straight 'front.'" no bend AT the /
waist line. to ne obtnned only by the i
wearer Of LITresistible, and its American
sister, the GOssaTd. These corsets Tace
in 'front.' and give a perfect back. They
are to be had Of Goddard. the milIiner. |
1905 F street Goddard's hats are exclu- /
sive in style