Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-08-17
BEAUTY GAPS.

Caps are rightly said to be the newest
adjunct Of the pretty girl who follows ev-
| cry fad Caps FOR beauty, caps for utility,
caps for every time, place and occasion.
There are al kinds OF ps and one wom-
ans cap box Is said TO contain no less than
twenty of these little articles for pre-
serving and enhancing beauty. Each has
IFS own use and does uot eucroach upon
the province of the other 81 coaM do
without my shoes better than without my
caps" said the owner as she produced an
array Of caps that furnished q puzzle for
the uninit.ated
The most interesting is tho one for
scenting the hair There are several OF
these and each is filed with a seen, TO
match the dcsiCE the rose Colored silk
cap being filled with rose sachct while the
pink cap Is suggestive Of The azalea. WIG
flower scents are used IN the can with
blue tones and the aroma Of a pale yellow
satin cap carries one back TO the yellow
rose bush under which one played when a
child Each cap has it's ny. cry and, as
shifting. you guess the 3, sfune. you are
Hlled with admiration OF ;hc idea Being
such q feminine fad. # Is easily forgiven.
After The shampoo, and when the hair
is only partially dry, these perfumed caps
are put on and the sun is allowed TO play
boldly upon the head To bring out the
scents and make them pcrmeate the hair
Then there are lace and ribbon caps for
mornings The girl whose hair has been
burn. TO an uncertain fringe around the
face can remedy this to a certain degree
by giving her hair as much rest as possi-
BILE The hair can be simply arranged in
the morning and the little cap put on in
such a manner as TO hide the burnt spots
and still be becoming Later In the day
few artificial waves can be adjusted 20
the cniffure Meanwhile the hair Is rest
ing.
Again. caps are worn Just for pret,ness
The widows socallcd cap though becom-
ing. is no moro so than the girls cap.
donned simply because it is so very pretty.
The sunbonnet also comes under the
head OF pretty caps These arc made Of
thin muslin with crisp lawn fril that
acts as q frame for the face. This admir-
able frul sets OFF the countouance in
most charming manner, The scashurc sun
bonnet diners from the ono that Is worn
by the girl who spends her summer In the
country, as Il is chosen with a regard for
effect while the country bonnet is mainly
for pros @gJion. The really country bon
net IS practical and pretty az the same
time, and IS Invariably washable. cling
ham Is good made into deep hood, stiff
fencd TO NJ the head loosely and finished
with a lit,le frill OF the material
The coaching sunbonuet is moro like a
lingerie hat than a bonnet being made Of
lawn and lace hut the summer girl insists
that II is a bonnet, so none must contra
dict.
Breakfast caps are made very much in
the same quaint fashion a. those worn by
our grandmothers, of tulle and lace and
have strings that are left to hang becom-
ingly at each side Of the face
Under the head Of usefulness comes the
cap which Is intended TO protect tho eyes
of the woman who sews all day, or the one
who reads late al night This cap has n
Lace frill that can be bent this way or that
20 shield the eyes from the light
Many women are wearing the cap simply
to be uitra-fashionable. Ono woman or
dering her modiste 10 make a cap 10 ut
every gown. Thus a circular slSirted iSsD
gown has the quaintest little round grand
mothers cap imagina bic. and with "A col
onial dress is TO be worn a Martha Wash
ington cap. The modiste Is now working
on an empire model
cap for wear al fancy dress parties Is
made Of half dozen scented pink roses
arranged upon wire netting of pearls and
gold beads, giving very picturesque eff
feet though more for beauty than for
practical use