The Archive · 1932

Odds and Ends of Fashion

Platinum blondes out of fashion. It Jdressers who say $0.

The waning. of the platinum hair mode is said to be due to the fact that the ordinary woman cannot afford the expense of having her hair kept at this shade. Iam told that it costs something like £15 a year to remain a artificial blonde for this period, and the cost may be considerably higher.

Nobody seems quite to know why plucked eyebrows have fallen from favour. But they have. Eyebrows fare growing and are being allowed to grow to more normal lengths and thickness than they have for [several years.

When fashions wane others quickly take their place, and sometimes the new are better than the old The mode of dressing children's hair, which Londoners have adopted lately, is. very. chevening. Old: fpabloned"sno0ds;"" or bands of jon ate being worn across the top of the head and slipped under the hi ko of the neck. The child's hair ig brushed straight under the "snood," and ends in curls behind the ears and in the nape of the neck. j E n CALLENDER.—On September 1082, of 2 Lyle Rou Foes Mee itldn, Greenodk, to Int. and Mes. Invnie Casnns, a oan. Baik vel ROBERTS.—On October 23, 1932, at Nanking, to Mr. and Bios. P, Roberts, American Church Misson, Nanking, a son, Busey Enns WATERS—On Qetover 22 "1982, at the PUALC Pobing to "Ma: and daughter, Derapre VON ASTER,—On October 1082, a8 Hanon to Mr and Mrs vox' Aster (nee Masse Reiber) a daughter. "Both wall

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