The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
Wells Is Now a Most
Important Adjunct
Keen Discrimination and Good Taste Essential in
Picking Out This Part of the 'Toilette-ln
All Styles and Prices

A RE you aware that all your fu-
"A turc happiness. at loast in the
immediate future Is dependent
solely and entirely on the tsan-
scendent qualities of single delccta-
Bile. dlaphanous veil II may be very
small or very ample but a veil there
must be. II forms the prime pal part
or the up-to-date toilet or course the
hat and gown that sometimes accom-
pany 1t must be sufficiently in keeping.
II is quite true that there are a few
women who do not actually require 9
veil. but even these exclusive beauties
ale greatly enhanced by the wearing
is1of the proper veil This Is by no
means an easy task or one to be con-
sidered hippantly for there are no less
than nine hundred and nlncty-nine put
terms to select from and not more than
three out OF all OF these that win be
absolutely the veil for you. SO disa-
buse your mind OF all idea of running
into a shop and purchasing In few
moments suitable beautifier for n
few dollars, for too great will be the
shock when you discover the DeWilder-
ing array OF exquisite and ravishngly
delicate webs that are literally webs,
,Ior at once they ensn0re you into pur-
chasing just one, but that one at such
a price that you conclude To buy the
veil any way, then purchase gown
with what is left and have your last
seasons hat done over.
Wells are treacherous things but. like
their wearers, such delight They
either make or mar ones beauty II
one have not that freshness that Is
iaidereM enha need by hlmy covering
NJ a veil that looks most stunning or
rather makes another woman look most
stuaning, nine chances out OF ten will
make you appear inane. This subtlets
so well understood by the Oriental
beauty has long been overlooked hy
ourselves, but this season We are at
Y dQft waking up TO its possibilities and
F>sthnt we need not tfreaort to the Bibli-
cal seven, yet one can fully comple-
hend Herod's keen appreciation OF the
lovely envelopng sauZes OF Salomc,
and we really ought not. now that
time has opened our eyes to the pos-
slblllties OF this delectable accessory,
iiihold him entirely responsible for his
gmisconduct. His artistic sense was
yoyerdeYeloped. SO, TO return To a
Inore practical discussion of wells let
t. me describe a few and also abiure you
$40 learn thc Nroper manner Of adjust
stnR them.
/. For the " J!nan with no complexion
there are lovely little flesh colored ar
tSairs to be worn inside mesh veil.
giving the wearer al almost peach
Fblown color. These coine also with the
louter mesh woven intD the flesh chif-
rIon. but are quite prohibitive in price.
\ and one properly adjusted inside the
touter veil answering the purpose quite
AVS we'll and costs about a third as
inuch. The prevailing pattern that
.predominates TO some extent in all
classes and qualities OF wells some
times by itself. at other times COM
pined with flowers and other elaborated
patterns Is the hexagon mesh In yari-
Gus sizes. The round mesh and occa-
aionally the square are TO be found
nut the hexagonal makes such pretty
irregularities that II Ia employed In
ny number of combinations
= Nmong the more expensive real lace
lis the orchid appears as a border
although some have them sprinlSled
pabout on the entire surface. This Idea
OF huge black splotches half conceal
ing the face In so bizarre manner
II almost passe. and the best-dressed
women are wearing either plain mesh
over the face, reserving the elaboration