The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
A REIoNIN0 BEAUTY.


Losd.G v!Gsl.-
The Western star has Just risen
from ahOve the horizon. OF I'll the
beauties have ever seen she Is in
face. firm. hair, a:,d complexion the
must beautiful.
] thought she was Mrs. Milford
Commodorc Vanderbilt's grandiaugh
ter. when l was struck by her wonder
Gus beauty at dance given by Nine
Georges Cochery. have Stree met
her at the Elysee, and on last Wednes-
day night at the Ministry Of Public
Instruction. where n gentleman who
furnishes thigh life" table talk to a
boulevard print. assured me she was
ia belle Americana from New York.
Mistress Milford"
The American girl, or young mar
,icd woman, seems thoroughly TO know
what she is about. ami her presence
Of mind never deserts her. The Beauty
If the Season has nothing Of thi,
in her. and l understood why, when
las, night, at the grand Menier ball l
hear,l her announced as MADAME
Gau,herpt." ''She il not. then. from
the States at ALL" l reflected, "but
from Lima. Her husband is not Mr..
Milford. AMI che has not a dollar Of
Commodore Vanderbilt's at her
bankers. Those diamonds were
bought with the produce Of sugar
cane and coffee plantations. She was
brought up in sub tropical ease and
lisilessne>s. aud among hal;-hTeei-
who have no notinns about women's
rights. higher planes OF thought. and
transcend entalism. Her husband
is q rich importer Of colonial goosls al
Nantes. AMI happy to see her enjoy
herself in her own way."
Niue. Gautherot may be 80 msct
rs ~. Her head il classical. ani she
wears her naturally wavy hair in
Grecian bandeaux. II her nose were
On atom shorter. one might admire j,
more; and s'ill cannot say it Is tn.
long to he out ct proposition with the
other features. AT first sight one j.
literally stunned BY her beauty.
which her dress sets of. In shsp.
and color the ensemble and the details
are perfect. Nine. Gauiherut Is s
4 statue of Csnova transmitted int
flesh aud blo"i and bone and muscle.
dressed bv Felix. and eoi5ss BY his
assistant Emile. All her contours ar.
harmonious. Bot she mas vet To make
the acquaintance Of the Graee< aud
To- obtain Possession Of the girdle
There is q ssmaness in her beauty
which. tie frs, impression it cause,
one, places her ri Il disadvantage
beside plain Women with expressive
eye. AMI clever ma:;,hs. | have >ecr
her thrice in rapii succ~s-inn.
know she Is the lov.lie>, creature thu
ever beheld coming gu. 81 The hand
If q Paris drsS>m,kar Bar ! irel
/ nevertheless. tha, I Hsvc safiici. uil,
! toasted INV eyes upon h,r.
Nine Gau'herot wa- dressed Ia
nigh, in = yellow -ilk dr.ss. prrt Il
which was covered with ! nc,r Tx "a
yellow beads aud sm-Il whit. ju Il, :
She also wore necklace oi diam"rd
set in the classical style. a bro.rh
bracelets. and Greek bandelrties il
her hair. sparkling with brilliaut>
a small Di,na cr,--crut was ATTACHES
IL the f,Ycmn>t b,nieleits. 4
murmur Of admiration GREETED h
wherever she went. The crlw
opened as il awes;ruck with he
beauty. 10 let her pass. She was -"
apparently ei,,ea or excited bv tn
spontaneous homage pail her. \
waxeu image could 10. have her
more unmoved. NO sentiment g
co9uetry Vas revealed in ;hs large
limpid. and completely expses,ir'l"s
eyes. N Parent. the architect, caile'
her Pauline Bonapar'e re>Isci,a.ed.
But Observe her ears" .aii an ar'i,
Of the 'hafirni. "Panlint's were III
Iis,air al Caaovs they Were m III
strous!y ugly. Nine. Gau,heroi's IT
simply perfect Aud so they we're
The "texiure" of the neck and .h0ul
ders was thing to throw painter
into raptures. II WAS without M "
Jai,.,a. bat smooth as a rose petal. !
delicate pink shade came through tn
transparent white skin.