The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-08

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insspite Of the numerous articles re-
garding the dangers OF wearing false
haiE Dame Fashion still continues to
introduce new designs in artificial
hair for women of all ages.
Eor centuries hair has been added
To- that which nature bestowed upon
woman kind. There have been short
periods when a switch, pun or q
FOL, was not worn, but these have
been SO short indeed that they we're
lstt no impression, and one thinks o.
woman with puffs, braids anu sWirls
not provided by nature.
df women would use the care IN
buying hair goods that they do IN the
selection Of other articles for personal
adonment, they would have consid'
cradle money, and in many cases ADD
to- their general appearance.
SThe manner of arranging ones mar
makes or mars toilet, and a dowdy
colffure lis not only a detriment but
detracts much from the general APP
/ rearance. AS soon as the new coll
illfes are introduced women flock 10
ff,a shairdresser and try one, Just as
they visit the millinery openings to
get their first peek at the Parislans
creations. each season.
The summer is an excellent time to
rive attention to the hair, for 1t is
subjected to many things at this sea-
son, The sun has different effects on
each persons hair, and while It
Breaches one, 1t burns and is hurtful
Ia others. Many girls find the sum
mer trying because of the salt which
remains in the hair after ocean bath
ing, no matter how carefully they
3 hide 1t beneath their cap.
Being the hatless season, every wo'
man takes certain pride in having
her hair becomingly done for wear
with or without hat. The leonine
,c6iiiure is among the smart designs
,ofimidsumer and can be made by rope
twisting natural wavy hair switch
and arranging artlstically a few SIN
gle putfs around the same. The low
pompadour is seen everywhere, While
Tie back hair is done at different parts
0t the head. ~,
The latest Lohdon style is called
the coronation and is arranged oy
uafting the hair in the center ana
bfaiding one or more switches entire
IL around the head. With this style
ribbon fancy band gives the neces-
aafy touch for evening. >.
RsSS A beautiful, graceful Grecian COLI
fiiFe Is easily accomplished by using
three large and single Psyche putIs
aud rome twisting a braid loosely
around the pufrs, This is arranged
low at the back and is becoming 70
niost faces. A novelty of the season
n he bridal couture, which, although
somewhat more elaborate than Wor'
cester -braides adopt, has been EN-
Moved extensively in New York, Lon
don and Paris. The Madam sherIy
NUTS are used in conceiving this style
\ ~ headdress with one large Psyche
nm filed in. The curls OF the Sherry
eInster fall directly over the ear ana
M, front hair is parted and waved
softly. v, 80, -.
tfacted much attention, Is obtained Dy
,lsins a wavy transformation worn
: outside ones hair, 10 which Is added
IaISe single puffs and neck curls. inc
CIRCUS swirt, which may be mislead'
ina because OF Its name, is really a
graceful arrangement formed with q
featherweight pompadour with .
lsSsayy switch to form SOFT knot OF o.
swIrlswhlch is placed well to the front
81 the top Of the head
"A classic couture which is extreme,
III pretty Is known as the That's ana
won first prize at the Paris halr
ffessefs exposition, This etteet y
accomplished by using q Fsyche aIlp
Elyy switch sYlfled from eat g