The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-26

of the younger set last year, promises
to be even more In favor this winter
and the debutantes of the season are al
ready making preparations to wrest the
dancing laurels from their immediate
predecessors. while older folk are as
much interested and rapidly making up
the personnel of the smart dancing
classes being formed this month by sew
eral instructors In the terpsichorean art.
Arrangements for dances several
months away are being announced, as
well as for dances in great numbers In
November and December. In several in
stances last years popular dancing clubs
have been revived and these will play an
important part in the winter activities.
BRIDE clubs are also reorganizing A
business meeting of the Little JokerS,
the Oldest local card club will probably
be called by the president Mrs B. f.
Moore, for this week, and. the Monday
Night Bridge club, which has met so
many seasons and has only slightly al
tered its personnel will again be q fac
tor In winter pleasures
With dancing and auction to the fore,
and all the other gayeties incidental to
debut parties and weddings, women of
fashion must go forth arrayed to meet
tiie Qdltciy VI Wdltiilut, anu even CIltlCdl,
eyes: so now we have news of fash
ionable new beauty parlor. 1t is as ele-
CANT and commodious as anything to be
found in the eastern cities, is located,
along with all sorts of smart up-to- date
arrangements for improving and beautify-
ing My Lady Mouish-where, do you
suppose? Why, in the balcony of the
Loveman, Joseph G. Loeb store. 1t is
really a work of art, this beauty parlor,
ne Ia fa a hly coiffad q
which smile waxen smile at you from
the dust proof cases which surround the
big central space. 1t is all mahogany
and soft blue carpets and electrical ap-
plances and hot air blasts and violet
rays and steriizers and such things, and
you go in and see the yards upon yards
of wavy or curly locks In every shade
under the sun; raven black and Titan
and chestnut, and brown, and asnen
blond. and white with the gradations be-
tween. you wonder who told you false
hair is out of style. And you find four
little manicure tables beneath as many
big, bright windows. and you see six
doors, any one of which you find you
may enter to have those darkly myste-
rious things done to you which no man
knows but you. and yet which leave you
young and beautiful, armed and equipped
for conquest These little compartments
with their big mirrors, into which you
might watch yourself receive facial
il they didn't thoughtlessly cover up
your eyes first with hot tow els or some
other cruel device. have stationery law
atories. Into these, with the assistance
of one of those nice new metal plates
that prevents your having your neck
sen. your head may be ducked for a
perfectly plain shampoo. or with the as
slstance of several sorts of electrical ar
rangements your scalp may receive sput-
terng charges of electricity that would
probably suggest immediate electrocu-
ton If il We're not for the perfectly los ely
shade of violet to -De glimpsed through
the miniature glass rake" with which
the shampoo lady combs 1t.
1t really is a lovely, interesting place
to CO. this beauty parlor. There will
probably be scores of perfect beauties
made there this winter, and as no man
is to be permitted within its confines.