had quite Melts o lo
whim. Now they she less likely to
my" one! , ‘
WWW .h you: no Were ready
with
going‘ ut, and the Other» ucw all
ready to try to prove to yli'l unit it
would persist. islomo um: .i r-w :H
to insist that \tOllini 1.” . 11m-
unliy all lie-come bohlwm fi.I Mil ll
view eccentrics, “ho would ml umaily
5101. oifnond that never w.oul ' 1.0mm
Mus long hair again. They did not
recline. perhaps. that never is :1 very .
long ward oven to apply to u favor-I.
its tuhion. Poor students of rush-
ions were these observers.
W For Both sides
Now you my hsvs disiculty in.
. finding some who will soeskI with
so much conviction either in 'i‘svor
at or against the bob. Things have
happened to make the situation on-
pssr more confused. It you have
Isrge holdings in I. hair-pin tectory
you look hopefully eround for signs
of returning long hsir. had it you
vent to sell that stock you may be
sble to Iput up A good argument. It
you are' engsged in the business of
bobbing hsir end want to make that
your life work you view with setter
fiction the met that there is not
the slightest letting up in the pro-
cesnion at women who went to’ be
bobbed: and that there is on encour-
sglng number of “first offenders."
It is really true that the owner of
on American hairpin rectory. re-
cently in Europe, gm it as hisopln-
ion that bobbed hair was on thede-
crease. , "It is going out of fashion."
he said, “because it ,mekes women
look g'awky; it makes them look sll
alike and tends to make them'bsld."
At the some time s. Puts heir-
dresser who has been cutting
women's heir for seven years, is re-
ported as having said that he saw
no waning ot the fashion. “It is.
moreover." said he, “surprising how
much individuality can be got into
that close-cropped heir: no two of
the handsomely drused women who
frequent the place"-- --the establish-
ment where he wields the scissors
and‘. the curling irons—"come out-
slike.”
One thing that helps to keep the
shingle end the bob in fever is the
effect it hss upon the one he wears
it. Scientists and psycho is are
sbeaking quite seriously at the re-
inventing effect” oi the Ishlngle.
. bout hell the . ‘*
roof that bobbed lmil- Inns I
Rhinestone build ., loathed", wtth'
ru'by. The ring ‘and necklace match.
Some say thet the incressed circu- .
lotion of air about the soelp hes 1- 1.
something to do with it. I'ncroseed.
friction causes electrical currents
that go honesth the scalp nnd make
the dull women gay and the motors
woman merry. Psychologists dis-
course learnedly on the "hairpin
complex” from which the shingled
womenhsve rid' themselves.
nussmses'cmm Inter-set
Meantime there seems to be I. re-
newed interest in elaborate lead.
dresses headdress“ which conceiv-
ably might cause more confusion
than the humble hairpin and might 1 .
, weigh more heavily on the head thsn,,,
long tresses. .1 I
This spring there hove been soy. 11 »1
erai headdress bells abroad. A‘ Rus- .
sisn princess; Stephenie Dolgoi’ ‘ '
rouskl gave such s petty recently
in London. The ussi‘sn princess. ,
we no told. wore s’Koko‘shnil: that
had long been in her temll'y. It wss
richly Jeweled and looked very bar- ,
bsrlc. Everyone knew that it wits
the real thing in Bosnian heed-
dresses. There Was the usual swsrd- ,.
ing or brises to the wornen who in
the estimation of the judges wore
the most originsl stiId sttrsetivs . ‘
headdresses
At Monte Carlo end other resorts
this spring women of leisure And
weslth have amused themselves
wesring fanciful and interesting
hesddress. Penis. Indie. ancient
-Egypt,Chlno.1Vsnice oi the Dennis- . .. .
some period hem all been favorite .,
sources {or the charming heed. dresses mm heirs m
l
' 1. bees in
‘sbout the some line and this cannot are
very smell nor my
45* low brow. and it i , I .
'rslghi end dork. M there it ‘0 planes lien
this mode oi hell" of tuition» women to0m ”m” their
It is not mu finsburhu Ibut adult, i.
W' “Mo 90 t
brown. The reason given m thlsil
a, tight litil mmmmomn, . «1':th .
9 Into
' only
mm)“ m- at voryvsklnned Wilmette. .
thééuhigh’ brow or, “iv?” "W” 30! verieiy there is the
Pm m end the bang combined
heir ported in the buck and
be hoot slsv'sys st heir is. new g out s'gain. ‘1
be attended to by s. non-pram use long locks no some long
. wimple. It ms decor-std with silver ,.
neuhesdsgnd peerls'.~Alnaosts.I-‘
ways these gorgeo besddrssses
displsy imitation pa”
still in high favor.
Msuy oi the non-.hesddruses o! s.
simpler nature tske the tom of
bandea'uxa-but mam: diligent
,tIrom those to which m5 m bs~
Icome docusiomed. :heyI
‘ ..strsnlie around the beet ..
' 1 Sometimes theirs. ‘
. hsngi
one
which ere I
it
the win
. unions ROBBED 4ND UNBODIDDD OOIFWREB . _ ..
Hair ported oi, tho’fslds o la Glorio Swanson. * Small hoot end flower.
Robbed Ier along; sorry "lfoir brushed beck Ind large knot on nook.
Then there i_ the curled bull-
gully 11!".th tor the I!!! with [lulu-ll!
wow h’sir or the girl who his ins-1 I
ested in a "permanent.” _ This. oi
course. does not need quite such ire-I
I m until» all their eroines ss use»-
nh line h {nominating M
i dressers. Besides she the
dished therewshs mutt“
interesting topic oi slowing 100W inquire quite an
o
And so it hsppeus dlxenntly
that. there its. thil’d MD 6!
i
i
so mule: ere beeom-
the brunett'setl'ie psiIe . .‘1‘
on really do miss their 0111-. "
women either of the other “to types
,‘who must be considered by the heir» iereetingiy enough dIolIne of the were
'1 11 light in welsht» it
. roll it simply st the M"
LYD- ot Mir dressing irfm
. n-
Pcart eon worn over '
hoir potted in the middle.
‘ taking an of these kaward
locks hsve proved to be so stirsctivo
' that some women continue to have
L their heir kept at the awkward heli-
hair is sort and
alien hoeeibie to
. , liven
.hsve kept your origins! long hair
grown hinge. It
when it m' first out this may be
. mode into s. it
I braid which can
hopinnedserossthebsokoithe'
head to cover the wispy knob oi the
‘bsll- hill
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