“We know what R’ Elyashiv holds & we know what R’ Chaim holds, so who cares what you hold?”
Clearly YOU don’t. That is your prerogative. Let me ask you, what does R’ Chaim hold on embarrassing people in public? Which Mishnah in the Mishnah Berurah discusses this?
Yossiea, I know that women can daven without their hair being covered as long as no men are present (if the women are married), although I thought the covering was for married women in the presence of their husband who is making a bracha. Irrespective of that, so why do you think girls do not have to cover their own hair with at least a hat when davening, but boys do (according to those who have referenced the Mishnah Berurah and R’ Chaim) when they are already wearing a yarmulke? Why does one need NO covering (even in Shul), and the other according to some, requires TWO?