TUB BKK: OMAHA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1914.
Newest Fall Gowns for Miladi
Velvet Coats with Cloth or Taffeta Skirts Promise to Be Much Worn This Autumn.
How the Kaiser Gets His Food on the March
A Motor Kitchen Is Used With a Mess Tent for the Henna n leader and His StAff.
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A coat of blue velvet, with ' thd looseljr fitted
front buttoned In 1880 style, long pointed basques
at the aides and edging of sable, is worn with a
taffeta flounced skirt of 1850 Inspiration. Bern
batiste embroidered collar.
' There Is a wide, full skirt on Premet's after
noon frock of cream chiffon mounted over golden
brown charmeuse. Quite as new Is the high girdle
draped into points at the sides and closing in the
front with brown silk tassels.
Be a Time of Ostentation
By ANN LISLE.
A number of ffirla nave written to aak
questions about their approaching wed
1Ing. Bo, perhaps, the October bride
uid all the little brides-to-be will be
rrateful for a general answer to their
jueatlnna.
t A wedding should not be an affair of
mow and lavian gorgeouaneis. 11 snouia
iot be a time of ostentation and elaborate
leooratlona. It ought to be -a. sacred
p.-eremonr, suggesting that loveliest of
wedding music, "tne voice inai Dreauiea
jVer Eden." Sweetness. sacredness,
solemnttV these three words give the
'.keynote of the properly Impressive wed-
iding.
As for clothes, the rule Is simple for
bride, bridegroom or attendant. Wear
lothes that would be suitable for any
function timed as Is the wedding. A
morning wedding Is best dreased formal
street amre. jiu BLicutuuu nviauma
needs the formal afternoon clothes that
would be worn at an afternoon reception.
fComb Sage Tea In
Lifeless, Gray Hair
JJfMirpA with Sulnhur it Dark-
ens so Naturally No
body can Tell. ,
Grandmother kept her hair beautifully
tVirknd. srloasv and abundant with a
Krew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. When
ever iier iiNr icu uui vi v..
'lull faWul ar atre&ked anDearanre. this
ample mixture was applied with wxm
lerful effect. By asking at any drag
itore for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
?ompound." you will get a Urge
ottle of this old-time recipe, ready to
for about SO cents. This simple
Tiiiur can be depended upon to'resture
Lnatural color and beauty to the hair aad
s splendid for dandruff, dry, ltcny scaip
and falling hair. I
A well-known downtown druggist says
everybody uses Wyeth's 8age and Sul
Lhur because It darkens so naturally and
'ivenly that nobody can tell It has been
ipplled it's so easy to use, too. Toil
M ilmply dampen a comb or soft brush
md draw t through your hair, taKing
Vne strand at a time. By morning the
tray hair disappears; after another ap-
plication or two, It Is restored to Its
natural color and looks glossy, soft and
i abundant. Advertisement.
Advice to Lovelorn
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A view of the mess tent, which can be easily transported.'
And for the evening wedding a white
clad bride Is met by a bridegroom In
dress clothes that are the proper foil for
her own.
The bride's attendants give the note
of color In the procession when she is
white-clad. In the evening they are
gowned In low-necked dresses of soft
colorings and seldom wear hats.
If the afternoon bride elects to be mar
ried in white, the bridegroom still wears
formal afternoon reception dress a, cut
away coat, gray trousers, gay ascot (four-in-hand)
and gray gloves. His beat man
and ushers are similarly dressed, .and
generally wear cloth-topped boots, silk
hats and add the decoration of a white
flower In their coats.
At the afternoon wedding, the brides
maids and maid of honor may wear hats
even If the bride Is veiled.
.The wedding Is particularly the bride's
grand occasion, so a considerate bride
groom will let her choose her own at
tendants. By the same token, a sweet
and gracious bride will not slight any
members of his family and will attempt
to Include In her procession his alater as
either maid of honor or bridesmaid If he
has a slater of suitable age.
A married sister of either may act as
matron o honor. If neither has a mar
ried sister the bride may choose for thla
position any dear friend or relative she
chooses to honor. The matron, like the
maid of honor, Is generally a rather
young woman.
E'he ushers head the wedding procession,
arlng the way for the bride's attend
artu. After them comes bridesmaids.
honor maid, and the little pages, or
flower girls, .strewing flower petals In
the path of his bride.
The bride enters on the arm of hsr
father, or that male relative who ta act
ing as her guardian and giving her away.
The bridegroom and his best man have
previously entered by some side path
and stand at the altar waiting for the
bride.
The beat man has the ring In readiness
for the bridegroom. The maid of honor
holda the bride's bouquet and throws back
her veil at the conclusion of the cere
mony. The wedding Is given by the bride's
parents or guardians, and they meet Its
expenses. The bridegroom, however,
senda the bride her flowers.
Ner Aaalai.
Magistrate You are charged with voting
three tunes, madam. What Is your pleaT
Hutfratcstie (Indignantly) The Idea! Wo
man's pleading days are ended, thank
heaven'. Iuck.
By BBATBXCa TAIXrAK
Obey Your Pareats. , ,
of age, although everyone takes me to be
older. Nevertheless, I have met a young
man' five yeara my aenlor whom I like
very much. We have been together only
once, although I meet him moat every
day. He hua absolutely no bad hablta,
but wanta tn go with me, declaring he
utopped going with other girls beoause be
met me. Now, my parents like him well,
but aay I am too young to go with him.
I am not a girl who wishes to run around
with the boys, but I truly like this boy
and wish to hold his friendship. Will you
kindly advise me what to do, as I don't
believe I can ever care for another.
BROWN EYES.
Be guided by your parents' advice.
You are too young to be seriously think
ing of getting married, and the young
man In question knows It. If he really
cares for you he will respect your wishes
and those of your parents and will wait
for you. If he doesn't care for you
enough to wait until you are both of a
proper age to wed. It will be far better to
part with him now.
Have Him Come to Year Home.
Dear Miss Fairfax: Would It be proper
for me to meet a vouns tantlsman Htm.
place uptown or at a friend's house as !
he has asked to take me to a show and 1 1
live about two and a half miles from
where he rooms. UNDECIDED.
The first time he takes you out, he
should be all means come-to your home
to get you. The distance you name la not
insurmountable, and Is shows a proper
respect for a young man to call at the
home of the young lady he expects to
escort to an evening's entertainment. In
time It may be convenient for you to
make another arrangement, but It must
be openly snd without concealment. In
these days of rapid transit of various
kinds no distance is too great for a young
man to travel to see a girl he really cares
for.
Walt.
Dear MIhs Fairfax: Do you think It la
possible for a girl of li to know what
"true love'' la. Or do you think her love
will last?
I am a boy, 19 years old. and have been
keeping company with a girl of 16 for the
last elKhteen months. She seems to love
me with all her heart, and she says she
loves me better every day. I am desper
ately In love with her, but I am afraid
that her love won't last until she Is old
enough to become my wife. Please advise
me whether I should try to forget her or
keep on loving her. UNDECIDED.
Uartwell, Ga.
Yen can't stop true love to order. If
you are contemplating blowing out your
love like a candle It does not amount to
much. It Is ridiculous for you to think
of marriage yet. but why can't you be
friends and companions for the next three
years? Sometimes childhood sweetheart
Ing grows Into a very beautiful love.
cold. If your skin Is dry snd sensitive,
stop using soap for a while and clvan It
with a good cleansing cream. In nny case
rub a little cold cream Into the skin be
fore exposing It to the wind and wear a
veil. The cold cream will not show If It
Is rubbed Into the skin and powder ap
plied. A frequent cause of chapping skin
Is the use of too hot water. Another
cause Is the use of a to' strong soap or
even the purest soap If It Is not well
rinsed from the skin. In brief, keep the
skin lubricated with good creains and
protected with pure face powder; wear
a veil (be sure It Is cloan) If the wind Is
strong and the Irritation will shortly disappear.
LOCAL COLOlt .
Successful Author Tee: I've been wish
ing for an opportunity to visit that sec
tion of the country for a numbarof years.
ftvmpathelc Prisnd-And why. might I
ask?
Successful Author Oh. t once wrote a
popular novel with the scenes laid around i
there, and I want to see how the looal .
color matches up Florida Times-Union.
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!Bcauty Lesson
Hair Problems of Middle Age
Part IV.
The life of a hair la from five to seven
years, therefore a certain falling of the
hair Is natural and should not cause
alarm if the scalp Is healthy and new
hair Is pushing cut at the same time.
Healthy .hair Is firmly embedded in the
hair follicles: it is said that a single hair
will stand the strain of four ounces and
therefore there is little danger that brush
ing, shampooing or even pulling the hair
will cause ,1t to fall out If It Is healthy
hair. If It Is not healthy. It might as
well fall out today as tomorrow, for dead
hair must make way for new hair.
Do not hesitate to give your hair a pre
scribed treatment for fear that It will
fall out Only the drad hair will fall.
However, after youth hair not only
grows more slowly, but the renewal Is
apt to be less active. For this reason
any excessive fall of hair should be In
vestigated and the reason for It dis
covered and corrected. Avoid scraping
and Irritating the scalp beyond a healthy
glow; you may kill the new hairs Just
forming.
The old rule of brushing the hair 100
strokes a day Is rarely enforced now and
I believe that we can get better s-alp
stimulation by a few minutes maasage
than by long brushing. However, regular
brushing Is good for the hair Itself; it
not only frees It from dust, but It makes
It glossy by distributing the oil through
out Us whole length Brush and comb
should be kept spotlessly clean, wiped
clean every day and thoroughly washed
at least once a week. This rule Is par
ticularly Important when dandruff la
present. t
Several corresjiondents have written
me asking advlre as to rough. Irritated
skin that seems to come from exposure
to cold and wind First, do not put water
ou your face before going out Into the
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