Wichita eagle., 1890-01-11

Hrs. Cssa,ss Unhappy vicetm-A Woman
Who Has a Useful Hasbsna-A Sisters
Inauence-Advace to Little Heusekeep-
eH-PoiEters for Business Women.
Every little while one finds in ferninine
journals a pereneRt word to wives and
mothers regarding dressing for home eyes
And wisely. One cannot afford to look less
well In ones chkdrens eyes than Ia those or
the next door naighbor or the veziess ssran-
ger, and If Arthur and Ssephsns approval
wss worth dressing Tor when they were
sweesdsares, why not when they are bus
bandsl Bxzs about undresN Do you rerneuf-
Der David Coppq6eks concern over the
items Of Dors,s czri papers2 Wei, the most
anobssrving man Is qus-e as quick TO notice
IL not TO remark the dsee2s of feminine at
tire. Beoalse a man b TOO good na1ured TO
comment upor what he sees, do not take ii
for granted that be Is bind Soarfiny worth
In character may be relied upon TO secure a
goodly amount of b~e, but we are adj agreed
is ii not sos-ohas personal appearance has
a decided influence In our hisnlstzips and
loves Our friends and foes are, 10 q meas
ure what they hook to be. Inherited features
are pretty unch, though not aisogesher, be
yond our power 70 change bat ono Is after
all largely the reelection Of her s1rro1nzimgs,
and thae depend much upon herself
In the matter Of garments, one may have
silk or cotton ooes, but the agreeable effects
of one OF the other hinges not upon shekeas,
but upon the tact with whsch the goods are
arranged and set of. That is, ors may be
"a PICTURE IN a print dress or fright N the
same dress, with the differences OF its hang
ing AT hose hsehs and being worn with IN
tidy person, and so o. The average woman,
divessed of the various accesssons thai buoy
her Up IA dress toilet, Is pretty apt TO be I'M
lovely 60 look upo1- But how few women
think about II Men are fastfions beyond
then own arowal wives, and one needs TO
think twice 10 think wisely before she makes
hersef a nightly fright Curl papers, oil be
aneared face, hands in untady gloves, and
robed m ugiy-and it must be confessed, not
always MISUNDERSTANDING, and what is
there IN the portrait to remind one Of the
fair WOMAN one finds On the morrow In the
parlor7 # hair rulse be cTied, let IT be by a
patent carier that takes bat two or three mo
menos in the morning. Only spfnsters not
afraid Of their own shadows can afford TO
sleep n curl papers. Appearing in them in
public should be capital ofeose.
" hatsver cosmetics one cares or dares TO
Use seould be applied and worn only when
one Is al liberty 60 seek the seclusion that
the dungeon grants It would seem almost
suparhuo1s to say, however, that the fairest
skin and most elaborate couture do not re-
quire that one shall sleep II the plight 50
nany women appear 20 think necessary.
The European custom that gives 70 each In
dividuel room-f no bigger than ctoset-
where be u she Is sole monarch, is a whote-
some, happy arrangement, that may obtain
some day in our land. While husband and
wife have but one sleeping apartment, that
must in most cases do duty as e dressing
room as vel, one surely cannot afford 60
make her sleeping eoiieete less becoming than
her prettiast day attire 30 say nothing OF the
artistic reason of wishing for ones own sake
II be fair and sweet
And the means, supposing sillsen bed gowns
are forbidden by the state of ones purse
well it is forbidden % no one TO brush her
teeth and hair before retiring, and 20 make
her face and hands clean, and very often 20
take g hot tzb bath, and 10 wear fair, white
night dress be it ever 50 simple. Il higt
priced toilet perfumes are MOTTO be had-azld
fine ociDrs are always high priced-one may,
by HYGIENE living, have breath as sweet as
new no~n hay, and sprigs Of sweet smelling
herbs laid 10 bureau drawers lend their fra
yranos to the conseutS-Dinah StQrgis-