Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-03
HOW TO Be BEAUTIFUL
The Simple Manner In Witch Feat
May be Accomplished.

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May bc Accomplished.
From the d'ys when the queen OF She
ba went with her retinue to Wis tSolUMuM,"
writes .ome one, 'un,ll the present time,
the power Of beauty has cOl trolled courts
aud MT Ons. The tit Of dynsslies, and thu
,ves Of men," Furthermore, he adds:
How 10 he beautiful, and cons. Quen;l,
W~erfui, 10 a question Of far grea at r impnr
t.nce I" women every w,:erc than abs rac'
syn culalinrs cooceraiDg The builders Of the
pyramids aud the mystery ot the sphinx
Aud not only t zig, but I" how to be bea,t
ui and cots que lily pnwcrtui." 10 a TASK
us' y accomplished, and one t u, aIm"s
ny woman may mast:r if ste only will
q, pMy."g attention to u few SIMPLE rules
sue nay Induce that b'ghest aud n"6I-s'
Deau y winch DOLLY COMES from gnnd health,
.nu Uy tnll0"in9 n few >imp'e W she my
,rlng auou, hat other essential bcau'y 'ha
.s,ul-s al. y N pe,teC,,"m Nv dress. y
,urse, II Is unl, Win ,hs ltrr int A.
nave ' DIV, aud III, ret"r .urm our c's' n.
,e, ton I, u t In the FIR t place W. ~"uin
~ tlInI aO"u, all an. woman has
Ike Tier tn et I,eii,c. is tn die 8 III
u.nuet lh t Al, about n.r per Nm sn,li $
n,,mnn,z- MS t, cali r, CT tn nu Que teA.
= Nv ~ tuN"Nas ~ "NsNN"otS NV ''
j"l,msOn WIS once prnislng n lady for tr,n.
Xcte l,nRly we'll dressed. an sure sh,
Was we'll dr., sSed," he insisted, "fur l CALI
All rememncr hat she had on" C"rs,
Qicntly Ia TIE We'll dressed, Is IN follow t e
,,'eva,lug mode, always Keeping w,'hiH
en>iblt b"n"os. not b-i'g lhe II stt'l"'t
.urnla a I shur, no. ne lastt drop u. a
e tan STACEY duch. IS, II is s.n', is s"aw"is
q thu Importance Of tie dttiis OF her
~n,I'nm., especially "t the h,rm""N "'
c,lnrs. that Que of her Jsmmes de chambfe
= n " continuation matu, >e'ec'ci ton ne;
judgment in c"lors; titus whatever 'olie; til,
.uchesS as snmss ID arranged and cninnnsd
u, tier. As lac story g,es, 'hs shawl hT
mon Us WIN ,e dress, the bonnet suss
10th, The flowers are in Keeping with th'
Ond,ct, aut this VITA the sweeping tram.
The jewel'y corresponds. and does ho'
eclipse, but nelghteDs Ne tinis ct Tue cns-
tune, aud thus Is presented the TX up vi
IN artist. True. every lady IS not 81 si'ua
ted that she can It ain To a "c"mbina,'""
maiG," but every lady is SO situated, no mat
Ter how modest her mIeu, int she Can ac'
upon the same principles rs ne "certain
t.lely duchess" No matter how interior
,ue Quailly OF her garments may be, 1t Is
Hi,hm her power IT, make these garments
maraioDiz., and Wy 50 deIsg make taem
Oeau,,lul. Having succeeded in tuis, hcr
| next obsrIvst on must he directed toward
the appr. prlaleness IF her dress To all Occa
! >iUrs, anO the mOmen, that her dress ia rich
nr PLAIN according TT the rQuir. NJ y t. III
time OF place. and harmonious IN all It, DE-,
tails, thst moment she may lest assured
lh, she is quite in q presentable condition
WHAT SHE MUST WEAR AT PRESENT
Speaking of this, De L. B4nts says, and
=, Us truly: Never since the classical Gre.
c,an drapery, adm t log to view every un-
.~iulation of the form, has a style of dress
oeen so we'll calculated t display the tteurr
in its lovel,ness as is tue present glOv,,ti :
ing st.le of skirts, which cling t. ,hr
limbs, displaying li,heness, grace, and beau
YIN y csaste yet artistic manDer." II pm-
s,Ole, too, this style of dress CONTINUES hu
grow in favor. Some of the mos recherche
toilets of the past week embndy dresses
cut after The glovt-6t ing pattern. Gee OF
lh:se is
A CARRIAGE DRESS
made from bronze brown brocaded silk and
~nuF.hrown velvet. With the exception OF
tSO narrow sections ext :ndin from be
Meath the arms to the bnttom of the dress,
aud the sleeves. the entire foundation Is ri
The brucaded silk. Around the bolt ,m OF
The sknt is 3 deep box.alaiting of velvet.
Across the fro,t bre 4d'ns are two sections
If brocadei silks; each titi.htG with u row
Of deep chenille fringe. The back bread'h b.
are trimmed with scarfs of velvet and silk.
These scarts are tied low and terminate IT,
rnus tina, reach To the end If the train. TIL.
,irtss opens 10 the back and IS laced. The
front has an open bosom Wit, q pink SIR
chem,se,te inserted. Small pink SILK ku't
are placed at the side If III 6 chemiseit
and It intervals on the neck band. The
;i%gh'-hulug sleeve is pat y oprned 1T thu
.ri>,. and hns the opening filled 10 with u
Hlutipg Of pink silk.
AN LyEN1Sa DRps
This is a vine-colored silk. The vine
tint, AZ many are aware, has never been ex-
lremely l.putar, but w'thal, IS a particular
Nv beautiful shade; the shade ia that Of the
i've vine stem with the bark peeled off
Tie dress il also mad in the pr nce,s form,
and only has it, outlines broken with n
tightly drawn drarery Of rose ratin en-
broidered v tn VIII te m ,rnipg glories. Thu.
~.iraprry is arranged in an exceedingly fan.
tas,ic and original style. The neck i. c t
low and the drApery beginning a, the back
| ] ~ IN dSSSS gracefully NV
forward in the form Of a cascade until i,
reaches. the front breadth, where it i. allow
ed to tall apart until it almnst covers the
,n,ir- centre. Sweeping across this front, it
is partly gathered together again and fast
ened on the lower right side with generous
-pray. Of artificial morning glories. It Is
then trailed backward and permitted to float
off at will with the back train. The from,
of the waist is simply trimmed with small
~clustera Of tbs morning glory. There are
no sleeves, unless they may b, said to con-
aist of the small eiusters of flowers that
droop from the shoulders.
A s19EEr COSTUME.
This is perhaps, a triae too elegant for the
purpose which it ia designed u serve, bu,
conunues to show hos the iighl-ftting drerr
with its artistic drapery is gradually dis.
placing many Of the other styles, that are in
fact more appropriate for other than full
dress ocrasions. The material in this in
stance ia ailk, 10 the beautiful new shade Of
Green, which is very dark. Around The
bottom Of the demi-trained skirt is placed a
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