Semi-weekly herald., 1913-11-17

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Marie's the noisest Of girls
That ever talked or sang.
Why even when she does her hair
She does it with bang.
NEW YORK. Nov. l5.--For a time
there has been a fashion sdict that
the best Of hairs should part but now
there is no longer parting Of the
waves Marcel ones) for flat pompa-
dours have sprung up again into fem
mime fancy. Our hair still has US
by the ears however for never peek
from under cover are our aural ap-
psndages allowed out in the cold. cold
world. The stiff undulations Of the
Marcel wave after wavering for some
time are now firmly rooted in favor
and the very latest coiffure shows
the tresses drawn up in Marcel waves
from the nape of the neck to the
crown Of the head, and back from the
face in the same fashion. And for
those high brows whose domes of
thought seem startlingly nude when
the pompadour rolls back and leaves
it bare the bang is q necessity and
softening adjunct to the coiffure that
covers q multitude of skins.
A style Of hairdressing very pop
ular indeed is dubbed the "Casque"
1t ia division of the hair into two
parts with the right side rolled over
the left and tucked under and pinned.
Pins and combs for the hair are
ag,itter with gems and jet for even
ing wear but the plain tortoise shell
ones are favored for day and street
wear. Shell pins with three or four
prongs instead of the erstwhile regu-
lation two-pronged hairpin are the
fad of the moment, and much more
adequate as well as ornamental in
keeping your locks where they be-
long.
To acquire that flat puff of hair
which is being worn over each and
every ear it is necessary To resort
to sweetly scented and sticky hair
dressing which practically Clues your
hair in set place. Nowadays love-
lv woman is indeed all stuck up.
From your head to your feet brings
Into prominence the cothurn or the
slipper that is laced around the in
step and ankles with ribbons in the
empire style. While the gay Pari-
sian wore these fancy foot effects all
summer it is now only that they are
really seizing upon American pedal
extremities and adding new zest to
the tangoes and trots. For dancing
these slippers come with flat heels
but for other evening and dress oc-
casions cothurns come with extreme
ly high and anachronistic heels are
being worn. The most striking ef-
fccts are these with rhinestone buck
les and lAcings of that black and
white grosgrain ribbon which has
beer so chic for suspending your
watch or monocle about your throat.
Ssshes and slashes still seem to be
the order of the day. Sashes of every
description have fair females on the
hip. The ToreAdore sash is the very
newest. 1t is of heavily fringed black
satin and is knotted lightly around
the hips with the fringed ends fall
ing one to the knee and the other to
the bottom of the skirt in front. An
other sash novelty shows the crush
girdle ending in the back with huge
chou of tulle instead of the usual
bow snd ends. In most sash instances
the ends are no longer left free and
untrammeled to float in every passing
breeze but are pressed into service
to catch up the many volumunous
skirt draperies.
As for the slash absolutely nc
skirt seems to be without one and In
dancing frocks particularly it is a
case Of on with the dance let limbs
be unconfined. First you had your
skirt slashed on the side now the
front slash is the thing but the future
slash promises to be in the back anc
already several smart stage frock.
are shown slit up to the knee behind
This putting the slash behind seems
to be sort Of evening up for the
train that is now put before. Thi.
is one of the wierdest of the man,
wierd inventions of the fashion
makers.
With the train having its begin.
ming in front and then being drawn
between the feet until It struggles ou,
in the rear, the general effect upor
the wearcr's gait is sort of strad-
die stride.
Most appropriate for the days Of
Indian summer are the newest tame
gloves from France bearing the name
OF "peau rouge" which in plain Uni
ted States is just plain redskin. They
make brave showing and are chief
among the fashion novelties OF the
season.
Mrs. X. A. Gagg has been the house
rnert NJ Mrs A. p. Camn this waek