Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1925, Page 105

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—OCTOBER 11, 1925. THE : BOYISH BOB By W. E HILL. Copyright 1925 by the Chicago ‘Tribune. The original boy- s z § “Oh, Kathryn, you ish bob, which hap- g ¢ L0 5 gave me such a pened long, long | - 2P : - i i . 2 » g ¢ fright! For a mo- ago—ask dad or ment I thought it gra n d‘\p a, they'll was hyo\;rbhrol_}x;r now. A sister act in the tub. e in those happy short bob, in a days was never family where there complete without are one or more the Della Fox curl late Victorian and a diamond and aunts, is apt to pearl sunburst cause trouble somewhere in the vicinity. The intellectual bob used to be economical in the upkeep, to say the least. Gone are those days! Now they call it a boyish bob and triple the price of a haircut An argument in How many per- favor ob_boyish bob sons, among those is that they can stand . whn are against bobbed no end of harsh treatment hair, have been fortunate without getting all upset. In enough to look at a couple a so-called necking party they of Summer resort ladies drying have it over the old-fashioned pom- their long lock in the sun on an . padour and the ditto coronet braid. 5 abandoned croquet ground after a shampoo? Very annoying from the rear, is the blonde boyish bob, which shows black at the roots, where a careless barber omitted the close shave The middle-aged bob is ex- Bobbed waitresses have, it has been ascertained. 4 ¢ i { i 4 b : plaining to a dubious friend caused a great shrinkage in the amount of hair | & J 5 2 that a bob is so artistic. that gets into the butter in American-plan hotels. N | e x v “My dear, don't you see, it Statistics handed in by traveling salesmen who % shows the natural shape o cover territory between New York and San Fran- y 4 3 2 i 3 the head?” “But,” wonders cisco, show that while just as many hairs get in 5 2 5 r i 5 the friend, “why on earth the food, they are much easier to extricate than ¥ 45 5 3 3 show it!” heretofore. Here are four good reasons why the boyish bob should be wel- come to our city.