Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-03
By LILLIAN LORRAINE.

4 RE you one of the girls who wilt
~ on the first hot day? If you are
I pity you, because there Is
nothing so depressing as knowing that
the hot wave is depriving you Of all
your prettiness and every atom OF en-
ergy as we'll
Whiting is fatal to beauty, and the
girl who wants to be pretty ought TO
do every thing she can to prevent her
self from fading away like a woe
beEone lily when the thermometer
goes aeroplaning around in the nine
ties
The girl who willis in the heat usu-
ally has straight hair know she
thinks it's curse from heaven, and,
frankly. | am sorry for her, especially
II she feels that she must have curls
to be presentable Perhaps she can
wave her hair with water or water
with little sugar dissolved in IT. The
water wave Is done by willing the
hair and then arranging 1t in ringlets
and curls on the forhead and binding
a piece OF ribbon or eheesecloth over
1t until II is quite dry Don't try to
mer and, first of ALL see IL you can
not wear 1t in some other style which
will not require curling This year
there are ell kinds Of pretty ways of
doing hair with short bangs and two
braided knots over the ears or a slight
pompadour and knot at the back
Parting the hair either at the side or
in the middle of the forehead and
looping It up with side combs is all
the fashion, and the small coronet
oraids are pretty and don't require
much frizzling
Don't Tire Your Head
In summer time don't tire your head
with too many hairpins.
frequently think that women
wouldn't feel so hot If they didn't look
both warm and mussy. Those short,
straggly hairs in the nape Of the neck
make one look quite neglected and
untidv A hair net or ribbon viii
keep those short hairs from falling
and Will add to the general neatness
Besides. a net does not take as many
hairpins II it's one of those quaint
old fashioned ones, with the velvet
ribbon around the edge
never wear collars in summer |
don't want TO ruin nv neck. I've
always felt choked in a high collar,
and I think thev make one feel
warmer than anything else. OF course
| know they are supposedly fashion !
able for street wear in Paris, but
Paris doesn't enjoy a nice tropical |
American summer like ours
Another thing for the whiting weary |
warm summer girl TO remember Her |
White stockings are the |
very best. and II your feet hurt you
,hanse both stockings and shoes every |
iav and go about bare footed as much |
rs you can and battle the feet night |
and morning either in salt water o.
n water With a few bits OF borax
Fussy Clothes.
Don't waste bit Of energy wearing |
iussv clothes Somehow very elah- !
,rate Summer dresses, unless they !
are creations of great dressmaker's I
,rt. never look al pretty a simple |
Kings, and it is a mental strain to /
nv TO keep them clean. But il YOU /
wear simple things try to have them
neat
II you don't feel perfectly fresh in /
,ummer and are conscious that the I
'rill at your neck should have been |
aundered or the lace around the cuffs |
pressed out again. you are only addins /
@ your physical discomfort,
OF course the most important thine +
Y All Is ones feet As soon as hot
weather. comes l eat hardly any nes
il az and Ike OF vegetables, ssgs
-uits ard salads Ca&es, vnlsss thsy