Now, I did want to read Amelia that delightful little bandeau of yours on the Pine-Tree.
"Jane Lends A Hand"
Shirley Watkins
To Marylin, whose neck very often ached clear down into her shoulder blade and up into a bandeau around her brow, and to whom city walls were sometimes like slaps confronting her whichever way she turned, her enjoyment of Coney Island was as uncomplex as A B C. Untortured by any awarenesses of relative values, too simple to strive to keep simple, unself-conscious, and with a hungry heart, she was not a spectator, half ashamed of being amused.
"The Vertical City"
Fannie Hurst
Farther on are four older men, accompanied by a pale, sweet-faced woman of thirty, her blue-black hair brought in a bandeau over her dainty ears.
"The Real Latin Quarter"
F. Berkeley Smith