| Show Blonde Hair to l > e the Vogue It was announced a few days ago b > the president of the society of hairdressers hair-dressers in New York that the particular particu-lar style of blonde hair whjch is known by the name of molasses color in some quarters and straw color in others will not be fashionable during the coming season Artificial blondes became so numerous at one time that hair of natural tint was more or less a rarity The market was flooded with cheap nosrfums ancj the lusterless showy yellow hair grew to be badge gew of the soubrette and the chorus girl I had its way In all directions however how-ever always doing violence to the artistic ar-tistic eye and invariably giving an unwholesome un-wholesome and unhealthy look to the women who adopted it But it advanced ad-vanced in popularity until not only the women on the stage but women in theatrical audiences were blondes in the proportion of three to one I is during the present that a only durng year pronounced pro-nounced change has come about Probably Prob-ably the hairdressers are following instead in-stead of leading the fashion in this respect re-spect With the disappearance of yellow yel-low hair goes the bang Women now part the hair in the old fashioned way down the middle and brush it back on eihe side so that they look not unlike un-like their grandmothers just as their gowns resemble those of two generations genera-tions ago I the forehead is very high a curious little curl Is brought down by waY of decoration New York Sun |
