Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-06

crUWnin" hOary and the snowy locks
Of winter now top springtime faces.
| There is Joy in the hearts of the hair
manufacturers erStWhie so downcaSt
with the casting down of all false
| tresses.
Should my lady still say nay to the
| lure Of the peruke, however. there ar2
| vet left Two ways by which she can
| be true to her own locks and Fashion
route and the route of the chemical
whitening.
The softneSs of youth that we'll
powdered coiffure lends to the most
| hardened countenance is bound TO make
| this method of whitening the hair i'm
mensely popular. Especially pre-
pared powder for the hair comes in the
most delicious and subtle Odors and
| a head busting Of sweet scented orrIs
is final quaint touch to the finished
| toilette of 1913 belle.
over in Paris where the rage for The
"coiffure blanche" has had its birth the
hardre,scrs have perfected a bleach
ing process whereby damsel's tresses,
70 matter what their pristine hue, may
become SlVery a. a lake in the moon
light. \ beautiful New York model
| g.,
lional statues hl,; hcf hair turned this
way several years ago. but it is a rather
change your hair for each whimsy of
ticklc Fashion. 1t is not TO he denied
Inat Tie effect of snowy hair framing
youthful face set off with black
Nlniche hat tied under decidedly de-
cOlletp throat with a chou of midnight
tulle j. worthy the brush Of 1919
Boucher.
The big hat still struggles despe"-
ately for supremacy but the cocky lit
ne poke and Niniche shapes with thcir
fluff If malinrs or demure swathin@ #
velvet refuse 70 be put down. Somn
u, thn Ninirhe hats are worn over mon
caps Of net and lace for all the world
Ike a Wa,eau Shcpherdess.
As If from jealousy Of the charming
rai~. the frocks are turning all shades
If green sage. emerald. Nile and vii
loW. Thc green gowns are a. much il
.NiIcncc n if il We're perpetual sew
nntccnlh IF March and the erstWhiIc
rad tones have burned up in their own
recent popularity. Violet and NjyiI
lcnes. blues are also to the fore but
: simple frock Of white chiffon is the
cra,te idol Of The hour.
one lovely white chiffon model is
made with the skirt sill and draped up
II front 70 simulate Turkish trousers
The baby waist is banded by a picot
ribbon of Natter blue. Just through
The bust line. and is girdled with the
same. over This is worn little lace
coat Of white Chantilly cut exactly like
a matinee or boudoir Jacket.
Another White chiffon frock has A
straight full skirt falling from semi
short waist. An inverted ruffle If
frillcd tulle flares around the bottom
Of the skirt and bands the elbow
sleeves. Above this ruffle both on the
skirt and the sleeves prim row Of art
GCuveau roses in tones of pink and
green are appliqued in flat border.
The stunning black and white lin
Scrie frocks with their heavy white en-
broidered and lace bodices and peplums
brought out in vivid contrast over the
skirts Of black satin and underbodices
of black net are Ffenchy indeed and to-
Sether with the popular all black satin
and black crepe frOcks relieved only by
eAIdici ruffs and frills Of white net. go
TO prove that however tempting other
color schemes may become TO have it
down in black and white is the thing.
bouquets of artificial flowers that have
delighted Fashions fancy up to now.
quaint little fruit lunches are the new
est fad worn at your belt or bosom.
they adapt themselves beautifully 10
The fast approaching harvest days Of
autumn. What endless possibilities
This fruity fashion presents as adapted
TO personalities. We respectfully sub
NIT few suggestions as follows: 4
toulonnlere Of grapes for William
Jennings Bryan, with perchance a
bunch Of dates (Chautauqua ones pre-
forred). Apples for a daughter Of Eve.
Peaches for most summer girls. All the
plums for Vincent Astor. Some per-
simmons for Tammany chief. Melons
will not be popular this season with
New Haven railroad officials.