The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13
Ho" SHE RErIREs.
Arts Practiced by Youno
Before Gong to Rsd 'oies

Aman will go to his room at NAH.
and if there isn't match hs az n'snt'
won't even trouble to get a ra u"nay' he
He simply gets out of his ',
quickly as possible aud jumns i uauS as
without more ado. iuto bed
So writes Carrie Careless,
Chicago Ns'0s, let us watch In the
consider her ways: s'rl and
FIRST Of all she must have , r.,
good orlgn, one. She may have h a.u
entertaining her young man in ths Dee 0een
urtil-well-we will SAP, Unit, s wy, parlor
or she may have been out to , uva,''%e'
that doesn't make an, differe,n. out
has regular way Of going to had -. st'
she does not depart from on an, .soo mat
The moment she enter, tha 'e'ount.
goes straight to the dresser md oSn 1oa she
in the glass. 1 have seen a Dir, ~ ~ ,oOh'
on her knees and scan every roa' 3"
turning. her head this way and thu, u'. :
what she saw was sometime o'... do IL
to her. Then the sweet gir, ha' "e"
undress. She takes off her wais, s,u' &c
for moment her pretty neck and ar 1--WE
then she slowly slips out Of her OIL;
and dons silk robe de eAambrs , A'' u
girl is very swell. ou'
The robe is loose, Of pink h,
white with cascades Of lace falling al a.
about the neck and bosom and wa, a.. d
to the dainty feet. 1t isn't hmt. uo'l
just tied with ribbons. Next the Isi,
pins come out, and down falls ~. A.
| 1t has been washed in soda Or VOL
once month to make it fluffy, and .Ia,
to give it the golden-brown bus % a''
admired. Mrs. POtter's copper. oo %ro'
tresses owe much of their lu,,ra ~ ;.
frequent washings in soda and cha >,
paign which her maid give, them. ON
girl brushes her hair and braids T. =, ~
loose braid but she doesn't twist = .
into hideous curl papers. Curling iror
have done away With all that and n
dear gill is just as lovely after the H.
wish all her finery of, as she was drrin
il.
And now she takes bit of ,i,k an
draws it carefully between her tseth
gets out all the particles that a tooth
brush can't reach then she t,k.. , liz,
orangewood stick, dips it into . liz,
round silver thing that holds pord,rs
orris root. aud begins to ,cour each ind
vidual tooth, after which DO tooth.b,u,
and cup OF warm water Hnisb tn. ono
alton. She would rather do this eve,
night than pay dentists bills, she saw,
| OF course, the bath is the most es,s,
tial thing about the toilet, but our OF
takes hers in the morning. She do,
wash her hands, however, with water ,
hot a. she can bear it. She uses = ti,nn
cloth and holds it several minute. again
every part OF her face aud neck,
| Miss Sallie Harsous, who is iamor
for her peachy skin, says that sic ow,
it all to hot water. It's the best remeG
in the world for suuburn," says Mi
Sallie, land no Que who uses it persis
emily will have pimpleDor black. heads
Aud now the nails my / be attended t
just little chip here Ind there with I,
scissors, rub with the polisher and
touch of cold cream to keep them bri
liant.
There are thousand and one thin,
that some girls do after they 90 to the
rooms at night. They take medicin
and pills and powders aud cough syrup
they use inhalers, atomizers, fie,
brushes, and dumb bells. Oar girl h
no need of all these. She sticks to h
ounce Of preventive. Thsre are girl
too, who think they must have som
thing to eat or drink before retiring.
| Miss K,thryn Kldier, who appears
the public as such an ethereal, daiu
creature, eats big saucer OF OHIO
every night. She mupches them VIII
her maid combs her hair. Aud III
Dorothy Dene, the young English a
tress, sits up in bed until one O'Clock
the morning with novel IN her hand al
a big plate of cake in her lap. She rea
the novel and eats the cake; and t
most astonishing part OF it is, not tn
she doesn't have indigestion, but tn
she doesn't die, for with tho cake s
drinks quantities Of Chocolate.
And now, out goes the light and dov
goes the curtain. The scene 10 done.