Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-19 | Page 8 | Cheek Plume is New Ornamentation for Milady's Elaborate Coiffure

UiEEK FLUME IS NEW ORNAMENTATION FOR MILADY'S ELABORATE COIFFURE The ultra-fashionable woman of today has turned to the savape for new ideas in adornment. Some of I the unapprcciative men have said in a burst of uncomplimentary criticism criti-cism that the nose ring is the onlv thintf missing to make ,.h? modeir woman an exact replica of her savage sav-age sister. I would not go quite that far although the modern ballroom docs show many accessories t?ken j from tho dress of "wild women." There are bracelets about the ankles and arms, dresses that arc scarcely more than the girdle of the savage, brilliantly colored jewelry that arc 1 scarcely more than the girdle of the I savage, brilliantly colored jewelry dangling around the neck and body anJ now the ostrich -lur..2 headdress comes as the latest nnd perhaps most bizarro fad. From the back of milady's fashionable 1 cad there now rises a series of uncurled ostrich plumes in various designs or else one long plume, jeweled or plain, rises from the forehead, or two drop over each ear. When they drop over the ear or cheek they are described as "beckoning, but at tho same time keeping an ardent man at a distance dis-tance by their sweep." This fad ha3 found great favor in Paris and is being adopted by the ultra fashionable fashion-able in this country.