The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-03-22

No. 3-The Ultra Picturesque, Achieved
by Means Of Low Twisted Knot;
Large FanlIke Comb. No. 4Side
View Showing Use Of Added Switch
Wound About Head In a Coronet
Arrangement.
of dressing that was fashionable. The
most successful thing they have done
is to curl the bob demurely downward
and to wind about the head above the
curls that surround the face a long,
luxuriant switch. This coiffure has all
of the old-fashioned flavor which has
been the keynote of the most modern
dress-up dresses. 1t goes well with the
full skirts of taffeta and the tight,
demure little bodices. 1t Is perfect
with the wide lace berthas. 1t looks
charming with youthfully draped
gown having wide sash bow and
plenty of fullness. In fact 1t Is good
with sports things, but the beauty of
the Idea Is that, once the switch is
removed, there remains perfectly
good bob" that can be worn for all
outdoor purposes and fit Itself Into
any sort Of hard wear where longer
hair would be extremely bothersome.
Women who have worn and loved
the shorter hair have welcomed this
new idea with enthusiasm.
Word comes from Paris that when
the hair is bobbed II must be shingled
and left quite extremely short. Then
the wave must be put In so that the
hair turns downward and clinss to
Is the bobbed foundation for the wear
ing Of the switch for those faces
which are piquant enough to stand
that manner of arrangement.
For the straight bobbed locks there
Is a way of combing them severely
back and away from the face and
tl.en adding a switch wound into d
large round knot at the nape of the
neck This manner has proved very
satisfactory for evening clothes. es.
pecially when there Is stuck into the
knob large ornamental comb of one
sort or another-one of those that
has been so fashionable through the
present season of evening dress.
Long Hair Is a Prize.
| Long, luxuriant hair, of course, Is
something that is prize for the WON
an who owns 1t, and though she may
realize how extremely difficult 1t Il
to handle and make look like any
thing picturesque, still she would moi
part with 1t under any circumstances
and usually the modelling of her face
demands the heaviness of the longer
more regular lines of hair.
Hair of this character, in order t.
follow he dictates Of the present
fashion, should be parted and plainly
dressed There is an interesting
coiffure made from long black hair
The hair Is parted In the middle al
the way along the front and the back
Then the ends on either side are taker
and wound round the head In a coro
net line, letting the wlndings com,
close to the face to create there ,
smooth and soft line Of regularly ar
ranged locks.
| For the woman who does not care I,
&c In for these more startling ar
rangements, who wishes TO keep to IN,
conservative dressing Of her alrea a.
| good looking hair, there is the coiffur,
that is slightly waved and gathere,
into a knot at the back. which kno
she manages. after careful considera
tion, to place at the angle which bring
out the best lines of her own face
neck and head. This sort of a Golf
fure has slightly waved ban,
which proves to be the finIshin,
touch for the face In that particular