The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-28

An admirer had sent her bunch Of yell
low roses, and with these and her black
ian her costume was complete. She came
she saw and she conquered. The wicked
friend never forgave her her success IN
hiding the defects OF the gown or the
lovely picture she presented when she
stood before Mr. Vanderbilt and the look
ers-on could read the admiration In his
eyes. ] don't know whether this story is
true or not; it was told me and vouched
for, and | like to think that, Cinderella
like, the maid Of the nineteenth century
can, if she will, find her prince.
I've got to say something about make
up-it is the rule rather than the excep-
ton here, the exception being the woman
who does it well. You can use whatever
kind of rouge you prefer, but do, dear
Me. FriUOijty. put it on properly. and
don't buy a dead-white powder Tor skin
that inclines to be yellow. If you do YOU
will simply present the appearance Of
having been whitewashed a pa.s blue
That sounds like bull. but il is not. FOR
the white shows and the blue seems 10
peek out from under II. Did you ever
notice woman with a good color on her
face? She doesn't flush Just under the
eyes in a round spot-the glow extends
lar over on each side OF her cheek, the
lobes Of her ears grow a little pink and
so does the tip OF her chin, her nostrils,
and the lower part OF her forehead. Re.
member this when YOU sit down to put
your rouge on-apply it carefully either
with the softest Of linen cloths-an old
handkerchief is best--or a sponge, as you
use either dry or liquid rouge. Use yoor
powder with equal dizziness, remember
ing that you don't want to look pink in
one spot and dead white in another but
that you want 10 make your two colors
blend until a vertable flesh tint is
achieved. The value Of LIQUID rouge Is
that it can be touched and viii not come
off-a good rubbing with soap and water
being required to remove it; at the same
time, unless you are an adept IN the art o:
makeup. stick to the dry rouge, for toe
much on can be quickly wiped OF with
a handkerchief, while once TIE liquid
rogue Is on. it is difficult to get It OF
/ quickly and needs to be shaded with hard
/ powder. As for your eyes. you had better
let them alone. The painted eyes l have
seen here have made me shudder and
/ think of Jezebel, and oddly enough, it Is
usually very young girls who make such
! atrocious pictures OF themselves. Pictures
/ done by hand and after the style Of the
/ impressionists. It seems all right 10 them
/ in their loOking-glasses, but its anything
! but all right out in the sunshine. II
\ woman makes up her mind that she is
/ going to make up her face she will show
| wisdom ii she goes to somebody who
/ really understands it and then learns ex-
actly what she should do. Once COM
menced she can't stop, and so she might
as well conclude that 10 DO 1t we'll is Wis
! dom, while to DO it III is announcing to the
world at large not only her imperfections
! OF skin but her lack of brains.
l want to say something else, because [
] have been moved to 1t by what | have
seen here about the Jews. And this is it:
l do think, without any exception, they
are the best people In the world for look
ing after their own, and ii the men of
/ other races were one-half as careful there
would not be women ard children with
no one to provide for them, or poor rela-
tons who did not know where to turn.
! Then, too. as in contrast to Gentle chill
dren at the watering-pidces, the Jewish
ones are a thousand times more polite,
obey what is said to them by their parents,
and show a consideration for each other,
even in their play, that is very desirable.
| l heard one say 10 her little sister, DO
YOU think it's polite TO be cross because
| YOU lost at croqueJ and make all the rest
! OF US feel unhappy when we have only
been playing a fair game = The van
| quished one frightened up at this and
apologized to all the other little girls and
a new game was started.
Inever heard Jewish child speak az
impudent word, or refuse to obey its
mother, and for the young girls 1t must be
said that no dance is too JOYOUS, no frolie
too gay for mamma not to be with them
in it. like this. [ believe children who
honor their fathers and mothers will have
long DAYS and happy ones. and L believe
in giving honor where honor is due.
Bah