The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-28

The new fashion in hair dressing
that of wearing the old-fa shioned
banks" across the forehead-is rap-
idly making its way with the world
feminine, and very likely before Easter
We shall see all the young girls with
fringe across the forehead, while the
more mature women viii wear the
more softening effect of eurled locks
And, of course, the men viii rave and
md fault because they are not con-
suited about adopting the mode, just
as they did some years ago when the
Bang was relegated TO the past and
the straig' pompadour took it's place.
The women who have passed through
more than two periods of extremes in
the matter of hair dressing. however
know that nothing is so universally be-
coming as few locks around the face.
Fhey soften the first lines of-shall we
say age. or the kindlie- word. matur
ity?-and they gave to the youthful
face that charm which straightly-
bound locks have always lacked. The
women who have been famous as beau
ties long past the period of youth
have as q rule steered well away from
the extreme pon1padour.
The sbsentm ndedness of some people
has long been a subject for comment,
and occasionally the cause of merri-
spme ladies in smart local society who
have recently left three cards for the
lady on whom they were making calls
following The well-established rule of
ore of the lady's and two of the nus
bands cards. despite the fact that the
lady in each case happened TO be a
widow. Women who are so more than
careful in looking after their husbands,
especially in their association with
safeguard even
tho bits of pasteboard better, The Wis
ibc signs of q generous desire TO share
the pleasant companiOnshlp OF the lords
and masters have-safe i'm these in
stances-been infrcquent iii the eN-
IRENE
Although the first days Of the Lenten
season have been rather busy ones,
there is already decided lull IN mat
tiers pertaining to society. and Tor the
first time in many days week appears
with practically no event scheduled
ahead. There viii be plenty to occupy
the attention of society. however, be-
sides prayers and fasting, as all the
preparations for the spring floodtide
in enterta ming viii have to be made
while tire world is at peace with itself
Locally the opera of this week VIII luf-
nish plenty of good reasons for break
ing the Lenten rules. and IN Nashhle
ton the great inaugural ceremonies VIII
cause even high churchmen to fOrSet
little of the Tigidity usually attaching
10 the tine
As usual the Press club stunt viii
he one Of note this year, and next sat
lrtlay night the members viii meet
Irmed with hammers for the glorious
cause. The women who toll not. neith-
CT no they spin, viii be admitted on
near-euuaI terms. paying the nominal
sum of $50 as against thirty-ceht
niece on the part of the men Just
what they expect to get for the thirty
cents to be invested no one daTes to
state. but the women who put up good
fifty dollars will see that they at least
set the worth OF their money
The Country club S looking like q
picture these days. and although the
most enthusiastic players arc Obliged
TO nut up with temporary links, the
playing is said to be fine. Many OF the
golfers have spent the better part OF
Tim mast few days out there, and yes
terdav a fairly large delegation enjoyed
the delights of the place and the Joys
OF the spring sunshine.
The last wedding of note ill the Las
ter season comes on with its matrl-
4nonial events. was that of "Wednesday
evening. and now like the grounding
,,f ancient fame, the little god Hymen
may as well crawl back into his hole
and let his ally. Cupid, do his best IN
securing game for the merry months
DOLL BARET.