The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1922, Page 15

By Ruth (New York Evening World) by Press Publisaiug Co. ITTLE BABS was going to her first dance. She sparkled and radiated with all the charm and vivacity of her eighteen years. After the excitement of her first dance frock had worn off she began to think of her hair, Bobbed it must be— that was a certainty. ‘‘But, Auntie, dear,’’ she coaxed, “‘I must have 4 permanent Wave,’ Weil, when she says ‘‘Auntie, dear,’’ and when ‘‘Auntie, dear’’ herself is very, yery feminine and loves pretty Copyright, 1928, things just as much as her niece, there was nothing left but that Auntie and Babs go to the hair- dresser. While Babs sat in her tor- ture chair and had her short blond locks attached to the electric instru- ment which would give her the much coveted “\jpermanent wave,” Auntie wandered around the place to get a few ideas for herself. She noticed that the full, puffy coiffure was passe; that to be “in” one must wear the hair close to the head—not ‘plastered, but coiling softly over the ears. The puffs which “Mrs. Grundy” so loudly denounced had gone with the short skirt. For daytime wear the low hairdressing was favored; for evening wear the “high” seemed to be more popular. The fancy Spanish combs no doubt made this high mode more popular. The younger set took to the low mode of dressing the hair—that is, those who did not have their hair bobbed. The vogue for bobbed hair, Auntie noticed with amusement, in- stead of losing its popularity, was srowing, Babs was so enthused with the success of her ‘‘permanent wave"’ that she insisted on having a band— just un ‘‘eeny-teeny'’ band to go with it. “Every ments,"’ one is wearing hair orna- she insisted.~ So Auntie had noticed, She had her own eyes on a striking: headdress of Russian effect made of silver and pearls. So she was easily persuaded to go to the depart- ment stores in search of a bandeau for Babs, And what an assortment handeaux of light blue studded with Florentine and shell combs to match cinating high Spanish combs—round, oval, twisted and spidery ones—and some of them are so large that they -oh, well—they are LARGE There was a bandeaux of pearls that was very attractive-—if one could effect the bizarre. It was a chainwork of pearls about three inches wide which encircled the head and dropped like earlaps over the ears. Babs, eagerly seeking in the case for her own partieular ‘headdress, mm, there are composition pink roses, And fas Snyder. was fascinated by a simple wreath of silver laurel leaves. Auntie de- cided that this would be youthful enough for her—and so that was settled. Before Auntie decided to buy the bandeaux of silver and pearls, which is pictured in the lower right hand corner photograph above, she thought she would look at the feather orna- thents. They are very popular and certainly stylish. Some of these combs are of shaded feathers, the tones blending. Others are of con- trasting colors. On some the feath- ers are loose; on others pasted. The latter are especially smart. One is pictured above in the lower left hand corner, It would be very effective in vreen and blue coloring. This com- bination is striking in hair ornaments. Then one may wear a simple ban- deau, trimmed over the ears with un- curled ostrich feathers. ‘These are very pretty in mole color. For the dark-haired girl, a gold ribbon ban- deau, caught here and there with sprays of red currants, is an effective headdress, Glimpses By Emilie Hoffman. Copyright, 1922, (New York Eventng World) by Press Publishing Oy. HIS elaborate displays of sports wear are attracting the atten- tion nowadays of fashion seekers, Jade green is conspicuous in these showings. In one window is a simple jade jersey dress which expresses smartness in every line, worn one of those delightful long capes in the same fabric and the chic hat is a combination of straw, braid and silk in matching jade, With it is A tweed skirt in fawn with jace half-inch straps running vertically is a decidedly modish sport skirt that bears a price tag of $10.75. Girls, rejoice! The pocket has come back and we are going to have a handy place for the hankies and earfare in our spring coats and skirts. They are going to be so stylish that where there is no real pocket there is a simulation of one af- FLQWERED SHOE BUCKLES sity © Kaoen + REa sear They’re the Latest Fad In the spring when a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love—the young woman’s fancy turns to thoughts of floral fancies. Flowers mean spring. This season we find them on milady’s dancing pumps. Her fancy dictates the flower to be used. _ 2» Into New York Shops fected by trimming, and we may as well have the pocket as that. We thought fur had been applied about everywhere in dress wear and accessovies and now here along comes a parasol from Paris, edged with monkey fur. It was snatched! up by a prospective Southern tourist but there ure more coming. All the new gloves have elaborate embroidery on the back, and the cuffs are very ornate with embroidery, beading or cut-work. By the way, the black kid glove embroidered in white has supplanted the long popular white glace glove. the coming of spring ‘ewer colored laces are seen on the voun- ters. These are now superseded by the cream, white and black laces and saleswomen are of the opinion that their popularity is wanipg anyway. With The chenille dotted veil is still the Strongest seller at the veil counters. One of the newest novelty meshes has the dot graduated—just a suggestion of falling tears, A new mesh bag has the strap fitted with a little vanity case that slips cight over the wrist when carrying the bag, which is much more con- venient than when carrying it inside the bag. Corduroy breakfast coats in the same pretty blues and rose, and made Just like mothe are being shown for the little misses, The price is 2.95, The girls say those broad-brimmed organdie hats trimmed with flowers, that are being taken down South are “just too dear for anything.” Well, girls, they are easy to make. Try it and you may even succeed in fashioning one of those charming light-colored Georgettes with the handsome in the plumes advance that we displays now #8et They are going to be very fashionable when summer comes A fan with exquisite black lyre fastened along the edge and fallin, over the front and sticks in graceful drapery effect is a decided Spanish note and a most coquettish fun, Of course you have seen the cute little birds that the new hats are adorned with. They say birds are go- ing to be all the rage on spring hats The newest knicker suits come ina three pieces: the knickers, jacket and a cape which ad@ extreme gmartness te the costume. ft,