Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12
CHA R M
(ErOm los AnEClc. Tribunc)

arranging your hRir-do and YOU
can be rs distinguished looking a.
others.
The short-nCckcd can wear To
advantage off shoulder. or drop
shoulder dreSscs DO not wear
high ncCkitne drrSsos, the ever
popular ascot ar pabot, unless OF
course, your hair.do Is piled high
ON up Of your head.
Al this time, pearls are very
fashionable and the Chokcr style,
consisting Of from one to Z strands
Is high fashion, But unless you
want your already short mock To
appear shortcd and even cluttered,
YOU would be- wise 20 choose your
pearls In the long or rope style,
When wearing flowers In your
hair. place them high ON the head,
Never place flowers over tho ear
ur low on the back Of your head.
Cursagcs should not be worn on
the shoulder, Shcy make your head
appear To be pushed down into the
shoulders.
Keep the nccklInc always simple,
with no fTillH and no Tufflea. Al
ways do the hair To direct atten-
ton from the neck and no one will
ever think Of You as short .neCked.
HAIR AND LOVE
The state of n wumana hair aC-
cordtng Ia actress Bette Davis. has
everything to do with HucccAsful
love making
In love scenes. want my hair
to fall down about my shoulders"
she says, That's the only way a
woman ought Ia make love.
Men cant POSSIBILITY realize how
important Ia the overall feeling
her haid style II to IA girl" Bette
says IL ! want 10 feel relaxed
and comfortable. ] let my hair go
where II wants to, II want Ia Do
formal and elegant, ] whip IL up
into knot of something more
severe
Il cant puAAibly imagine MAX
ing love with n bun On the back
of my neck. or with an upHwept
halr-du.' she says, And anyway,
| don't think that men like II that
way There's something forbid
ding about a woman with n formal
couture IT'S like making love To
your maiden aunt"
A TIP FROM FASHION This
Fall you viii wear many loose
and flowing panels Ia dresses,
skirts and coats
Mrs Grace Bryant and daughter
Marian, 32i r.. 3Sth 81. and Mr.
and Mrs joel Lewis of Boston.
Mass left Sunday night, August
7 for Topeka. KRnH They viii also
Wait IN Kansas city. Mo. and Win.
Hton Salem. N. G,
Mrs. Dorothy Mcdonald Of Dcs
MoincA, la. left Sunday night,
August for her home after
spending u week In the city m the
house guest Of Mrs Anna Lacey,
324 T. 3sth ~,
Miss Ida Rain of Omaha, Ncb.
was the dinner guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmie Hale. 1901 Bryant
Ave. No Saturday. August o. Also
present at the dinner was Willie
B Hale.
Miss Ida Hahn Of 40O2 Parker
1t. Omaha. Ncb was visiting In
the city an the house gurnt Of MI
and Mrs Charles JohnRun. 1910
Smelling Ave 80. Bhe left for her
home Saturday. August o but will
return 10 the city In time 10 be-
kin classes at the University Of
Minnesota Shc viii work for d
doctors degree in medicine. BE
fore Miss RAIN left she was en-.
tertaincd at an outing Thursday
August by Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Johnson. 1928 Smelling Ave. 30.
The outing consisted Of boating,
swimming and fishing. Miss RAIN
also visited the MINNEAPOLIS
SPOKESMAN. Saturday, August
o bcfOr" she left. Bhe In tho
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Ernest
RAIN Of Nebraska and the niece
uf Mr.. and Mrs Charles johnson.
Mr.. Hobart r. Mitchell, 1912
Elliot Ave 10. visited In n Cloud
MINI this past Sunday. lie was
there on business.
Mrs. Dorothy Thompson,
formerly Dorothy Blakey Of Dies
MOinea, Ia, left for her home last
week. Mrs. Thompson was az
eompAnlod back home by her
Mrs. Nina Williams. 1919 Chin
ton Ave 10, with whom she stay
I'd while In the city. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell stArkS and baby son
and dAuKhter-in law 81 Mrs, VII
Hams Mr.. BtArks drove them 70
Dies Noincs where they spent the
week end and returned home Sun
day. August 7.
Miss lone Roach, 1917 Fifth
Ave. 70. was hOstsas at q dinner
IN hOn0r Of John "C0rky' Kendall
Of ~. Paul Those present were
June Bsssi0n. Charles Williams,
Katherine Russell. Ronald Brad