The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-21
UGLY CARE
 BANISHED
Women Now can Look as Dainty in Motor Cars as on
 Ballroom. Floor


 ~I breezes are tempting away
 from asphalt pavemerts and
 long rows of houses, we feel irresistible longings a1td sudden impulses to throw all engagements to the four winds and glide away through the sun shine to where the spring is lurking, unwilling to leave her forests, but still anxious to fill us with her rejuvenating vigor.
 What shall we wear on this our jour ney to meet the spring?
 One almost gasps at the idea of meet ing so dainty creature in motoring appaEe1. Such a tirnid god might well be frightened away at the uncouth ap- partitions that have been wont to speed along the highways hitherto-clad, or rather submerged, as they were, i'll evil looking goggles, ungainW boots and paw-1ike g1oves-a1 projecting from forrnless mass of coat, forbiddirg- look ing and quite devoid of line, with weird face, something like he1rnet-clad deep-sea diver, protruding from beneath nondescript headgear that has no equal even in the dark ages.
 Enter Doucet!
 Motor clothes hitherto have served as the great 1eveler of wonaankind. Once encased in their folds, every woman could not help but look as repulsive as her rival But now-O joyful day!- Doucet, Paquin and the lesser stars in the dreSsn1a1erS' constellation have designed to touch their magic fingers to the dainty, coy, youthful matron of forty, stepping huflly out of her car, picture that even young and gallant spring need not be ashamed to meet.
 If the Worn-out society woman Is wise she will now conduct all her con quests in her motor. For at last she has found a fountain of youth-at least, as long as she will conhne herself to motoring background. The little bon nets are wonders of art that, if chosen with care and an eye. to color, will make even the most. faded face look young, and will make any young face absolutely irresistible. Frilled, bedecSed with flowers and beribboned with float ing, enveloping, silky scarfs, they are foo fascinating for words. This fact wonankind. But they have the further decided advantage of being. exceedingly 2ractical.1n spite of their apparent hi11si- ness and daintiness. There are soft, beautiful, velvety feathers for damp lays; smooth, glossy straws, which can oe wiped with damp cloth, for warm lays; Oriental draped scarfs to wear with evening gowns, and any number of varieties of capes and coats, either 51ain or elaborate. Best of all, there is low scope in ones motoring wardrobe Or that telling, individual touch, so hat woman once more can wield her weapon of personal charm which, for a ime, seemed to be entirely out of her each as soon as she donned her regu- ation automobile attire. Or else, if she declined to conform to the rules and in listed upon wearing comedy afternoon :lotI1es when out on the highways, she an the risk of appearing frurnps and English. Now, however, she cans sat sfy all her most secret conceits. She an have her choice of bewitching, revo- 11fiorarv bounets that would be out of ,1ace anywhere but at a fancy dress ball ,r in a car.
 Need Infinite Care Motor apparel is in distinct class by tself and is now no longer to be re- garded lightly. One can spend as much .rais1-rac<ing thought and quite as many sleepIess nights over such an out it now as debutante over her coming ,t1t gown.