The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-17
A TALK WITH THE PREMATURELK CRAY
 HATED NOlraaE.

HAIRED WOMAN.
 The prematureIy gray-haired rvo- man Is a most picturesque figure. ThEs she evidently knows. since very few women of this type .malke any attempt to disguise the fact that they have gray hair. It fig only at the stage when gray hair should be expected that we find their owners anxfous to resort to dyes.
 While the premafurely gray-hafred wonan, by reason Of her fresh, pfnIrv complexion and general healthy ar- pearances may chcose almost any toi- let she pleases and not suner. atIn by giving a little attention to fhs question of gowning, she may become a very striking figure, and this with out appearing the least bit loud. Black and white in combina6lon with dainty color is the very basl choice to bring out the best points oL this type Black alone. relieved with a color, is also very good. A brown eyed, gray-hafred woman will be pra- ftively ravfshing1n a black frocIr with a transparency about the waist and gIittering bands of jet the whole re- lteveh with accessories of pale rose Pastel nnauves and delicate blues V1H be equally charming when the avea are blue, gray-bIue or violet An the pastel tones are good Soft re- seda is extremely becOmfue when ~-~~ ---AHA In darker coIors, both green and Dur- pie are very effective, and % are 6ns darker shades of Copenhagsn. and State blue.
 Another thing to be said of the pre- mature1y gray-hafred woman it tn1f she is equally fascfnating whether gowned for the day or sveninG me graE-haired woman is that Hhs fs eqnaily fascinating whether Rownsd for the day or evening. The gray gray hair gives all the brfIlfancv eE powder without the haedeuzur effect powder is apt to produce
 Turquoise combined with diamonds will set off the beauty of e vvonnar of this type to perfection Pearis, eo5- .are Q good choice when color5r~e rr and cream complexion. scarIet Ilpa. dark eyebrows and iashes, and brown eyes, For day wear turquofse. an7e- thyst, and pale ornaments arc co ba recommended.
 She will look like picture In an af- ternoon frock Of pale sraauTo supple velvet or crepe with a soft mehM aE Ivory lawn and aornameneS oE arre- thyst set in dull silver. A certain shade of green will be equally effective the ornaments jade and turouolss combined and mounted fn dead ~0ld-
 Delicate ornaments of jet look won derfully well in silver gray hair. They should not be heavy, hoWevsF, Duf something on the order of jet butter flies or dainty dlagree enecta.
 When the ,complezion is quite pale. the lips only showing a touch of c1l- or, black as an entire cogtu1ne win te very striking, ands when the 6r-rre is slight gray harmCnfzfnE pTfth tha tone of the hair will suit the type equally we'll
 The Greenish-graS Type
 Then there is tne greenfah-ernw~ n frer4f7 rF. 4r aa. often accompanied by a bro0nl1E skin and darls-broWn eyes, althourh sometimes they are gray, but SO dark as to be mistaken for black There. Is usually no color fin the cEeelss aaaa very little in the Tps- She has bean saIlow in her youth and now the tono has deepened to almost a brown. The effect is more pleasing than one n1ieht imagine without seeing at-fhat ia. ff the right colors have been chosau. low. dark reds, amber. deep brown that is, the real warm brown. IlEe chestnut, that will by contrast lrht- en the tone of the complexion 1-o cold coIors should be included in Eha wardrobe of women in this clnra Black, too, seldom suits them e1d when blue is chosen ib should be only in rich, warm tones. Blue-Whife. cold yellow. pale greens the cold shadss of bIue,s pale rnauyes lavender and cold grays will all come under fhs same ban. The mahogany tonea fashionable at, present, win be a good choice and those shades known aa paf1sy should be equally ssuccear4-tl The warm tints of the purp1es and fh1 yellows, found in the panfy, will brfrr delightful warmth to 6both skin ana eyes.
 Genuine rose pink is a color to bs avoided, but the yelioWfsh DiuIra. ir- troduced in small q1antfties, will not be bad, such as salmon, certain shadeu of coral and shell pink.
 Creamy white is particularly good. but it should be more on the tone Of old ivory than the ye11oV-that ia, the fresh yellow as of butter An af- ternoon or evening gown of soft crepe in this tint, set off with dufl gold or- naments inlaid with jade and arne- thyst, will be a great success
 Lastly, there is the combination of gray hair and clear complexion. with just a slight flush of pink upon tho checks. Browns, as a rule, are not harmonious. but gray in silver tones. black green, dark blue, sunny yellow. faint blush pinxs and ivory white will be extremely becoming to this type. Soft old roses also the Wistaria shades, will be good too So this class has quite list of colors to choose from. When the complexion is clear almost to transDara1ay- buE a healthy pa1eness. the eyes blue, gray or bIue-grays and the hair sllverT white, then transparent black, az met. lace or voile, and creamy white win be the best possible choice When a solid black is desired, the rich sheens of velvet or the shiny surfaco of silk will be better than the dulIar fabrics.
 When the hair is slightly tInred with yellow instead of silver pale blue in pastel shades may be freely indulged in- The genuine baby blues are only becoming to frash. Youthful faces and should be avoid ed by every type ofawoman who ig past her first youth,
 Al noon. May 2 the sufrraeettss plan