The evening world., 1890-07-10

cate perfume IL irritating to the SKIN; CASTLE
soap IL the only kind fit to ne and the
Spanish ia the best for the face.
Don't try TO wash Of paint or powder: get
a pure cod cream and use it lavishly in
place Of water,
Don't starvo your skin II IL gets dry
grea Q II well with cream aud remove with a
soft cloth.
Don't usc a coarse towel unless you have
a caSt-iron Jaw. and don't touch your face
with chAmois skin unless IL is WOO lsny;
rave old merino and old handkerchief fog
applying cream or powder. and dry with tho
%softest linen at hand. rubbing with the grain
Of the skin.
Don't he afraid Of n steam or hot bath Just
before retiring; ANYTHING that opcnS the
pores will refreshcu the color and c.ean the
skin.
Don't wash your face on the steam car
and don't travel without n veil. q bottle of
diluted glycerino and q box OF volt rags;
when the dust and smoke becomes Irri-
tatinE remoye the top dirt with a dry wash
ard apply the soothing, healing glyccrine,
rubbing 1t well into the skin with one rag
and out again with another clean one
Don't use a PONCE or linen wash rag in
the bath; flannel is best; and never wash
Immediately after coming out Of the cold
air or hot sun.
Don't try lotions that you real or hear
about on the fncc; II you must experiment
study the effect on your arm or knee.
Don't be rash enongh to usc any cosmetic
containing white lead or arsenic unless YOU
nre anxious to disiigurc yourself.
Don't try to do without n cake of white cas-
tile soap. a bottle of glyccrinc or cold cream,
n box II LoraX or spirits of ammonia to
soften the water and II bottle of bcnzoin for
tic weekly clean ding.
Don NEEDLE with wrinkles. for they are
as inevitable "a gray hair or old age. Light
face massage will help a very littlo and free
Precipitation a great deal moro. Filling
these age lines with powder only decIens
them by increasing the tlaccidity of the
muscles.
Don't forget that pea air is n natural re-
sturative, and that whatever tones up the
system will beautify the complexion; hence
the value OF wholesome. Binlp!o food, good
hours and temperance,
Don't persist In wearing tight clothes and
tight collars in drinking ice water or
strong drinks or eating ~inordinate guam
titles OF ice cream.
Don't be afraid Of resting the system occa-
Nl'i'hliS W MI A1GICihO " H.ctI anu u ue-
crease in diet.
II You succeed in Gett NJ your skin smooth
and clean 10 .Htirfiod. The light of intelli-
gcnce, health and roo mess will make any
face more than beautiful.
The Empress Frederick IL contInuslly do
ing charitable work. Her latest achieve
mcnt il the collection of $It5. q Tor the
rev Childr,ns Hospital al Berlin.
There IA nothing as pleasant rs fraTrarcc
in ones room. Break oil braHcheH OF Nor
way spruce and place them IN n vase of
water. In a lew days tender pa'o green
branches feather ont soft and cuol to the
touch, and giving q delightful healIh-glylng
oior.
One OF tho prettlast and least expensive
ways to make a plain gov dreSsy il to cover
the full sleeves with black net and a IN white
ground India. no matter how covered it may
be. to use plain white India. covered With
black net, or, indeed, of whatever tone the
gown may be, Ia GET plain material for
sleeves and use black net over it. Green,
yellow, old rose, lavender, al shRdes LEND
themselves to this end with excellent effect,
nv Ao'FAN hllA iAllh Af Cll'tlE
patterns, or with large ferns and cNotlcs
scattered protusely over a plain ground.
Miss Hattie Blaine. the Secretary of States
youngest daughter, is the Irettiost of the
three sisters. Gut is said to lie unuRupily
brilliant. 1t is her MOTHER ret desire ,hat
she shalt be the assistant and companion o.
her father, and her studies III, directed
| with this INTACT in vln,y
Make an apple. gooseberry or rhubarb
sauce favored with cinnamon. nutmeg,
orange peel and a tAb,espooutul of wine or
French brandy, aud while hot drop into the
dish as many old tea biscuits as There are
guests. Cover the ilsh and allow the bread
to 5 ak. In serving dust each portion With
powdered SugAr. Whipped cream spank cal
with eandied cherries Is another nice way to
dress tins Dlseu I pudding, This is a dessert
very easily prepared and most agreeable 10
the taste,
A change in dining lore is beginning in
Iaris. A lady iRmnus for her entertain
ments has introduced the innovation of
seating a large dinner party at small tables.
II Is said that the ! TeEch view of Irritation,
from which their young people have hitherto
been carefully guarded, has materially
changed. and that 1t IS to become al adj
miited feature OF their society.
The Little Princes Elizabeth OF Austria.
the daughter OF the late Crown prIuc,,
caut take cuttings HIth her moth r. Iruresa
siephanIC, because, BY the VII OF her
father, she must always remain IN tie nm
mediate p~e.guborhooi and under the eye o.
her grandfather, The Emperor.
For the nonce half shoes have been retired
and fashion Is stepping across the NeTGndas
OF the summer hotels and tile t.Tf OF lawn
parties IN high shoes. A. ou.y lie finest
leather Is used aud the styles are elaborate.
u costs more than a song to sLoe a belle or
= queen Of many to- cts. Probably the
latest whlm expressed IN leather j, q patr OF
nigh laced We E.ng boots ma &c Of the new
velvet Pile leather in a rich Iiut ol golden
brown. goIosGed AID YAudyked W The iac-
ing with patent leather. The gypsy shoe.
for garden party OF light walking purposes.
u made Of E.sce Kid. bordered with a narrow
bIORuat brad and ant Az af.{Eptlv H. -