The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-02

short woman, who finds herself shorD''
of her crowning beauty when she casts,
aside the wire fence and other pads
calculated to build q second story to
her head
one exceedingly pretty one was a
long. SLENDER winged butterfly of iri-
descent spangles, that in coloring was
a marvel of artistic workmanship. The
tall wings stood quiverng above the
head as though just alighting. 1t was
worn just a little back and to one
side of the head, ending at least tw0l
inches to the height when adjusted at
the proper angle. other pretty arrange
ments were finely wired bows of velvet
ieweled in tiny paste diamonds that
gliltered like drops of dew.
The one great point to remember Is
to take good care of the hair, and tAen
do it up as IL is naturally inclined toy
60, keeping well in mind the contour Of
The head Some women prefer to pinI
on their hair, either because they
haven't enough Of their own, or for
the very adequate reason that it is cas-
Ter to arrange off the head. and saves
much time. While this method has its
cOmmendable points, ] must say the
result is not so individual in appear
ance, nor nearly as chic, g the arti-
fetal pieces are necessarily too thick or
| too very perfect to look natural
However, for those who prefer this
| style of hair-dressing three variations
| are shown In the sketches. The one in
the lower left-hand corner represents
an adaptation Of the more elaborate
evening cOliture shown in another num-
| ber and known as the Grecian knot,
although this is more coventionalized
| for formal wear AL ones own hair
4 ics tst, t,.I,
! above the nape Of the neck firmly. but
as loosely as possible to form a foun-
! dation for the attached piece composed
| Of seven curls. After this Is adjusted
| the side hair is pulled into place and
| loosencd about the ears to fit in natu-
rally with the ringlets This Is espe-
cially designed to wear with the new
little fall caps that fit closely about the
face, low on the head but require
much filling in at the back.
For dressy hats that require higher
adjustment, the fourth illustrates an
other arrangement Of the same set Of
curls used on Figure l.
The hair is all comhed straight down
lover the face, then tossed loosely back
and fastened at the crown of the head.
the knot being done a trine tighter than
FOR the other style The chief beauty
Of this lies IN the natural line the
lstrands Of hair take when tossed back
from the face IN seeming carelessness.
A more elaborate arrangement Is
shown to the extreme right, the ad-
jus'ed pcre covering the entire crown
of the head, making a most elaborat te
coiifure for The thiN-h1ired woman. rs
the only place here hair IS in evidence
IS at the back ana a few inches IN
front, where it IS parted IN the ccnter
Figure illustrates another varla-
tion Of the swirl held In place by black
velvet bands bound close to the head
on top, but holding the hair quite loose.
~ at the crown OF the head
Another very girlish and easily ac.
complishod coiffure is depicted in the
second sketch In the upper lcft-hant
corner. This hair is parted on tho left
side and combed smoothly. though
loosely, TO the nape of the neck. where
It is slightly rulfed on upper sidc. ther
folded looecly over beginning at The
ends and rolling up toward the crown
of head and adjusted to 1t tho face
at the sides.