The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-04

modern days Ada Rehan is splendid
woman. She has face full OF fire
and pride and piquancy. That is what
admire in a tace. What it means.
Even II 1t only means pretty CO.
quetry like Recainier's or an ainiaDle
good huinor like Lillian Russ.ll's 1t
means something. II is lit from with
III, by some sort OF light, and does not
look out upon the world with dull
eyed vacu'ty. Mrs Langtry is whole
some looking-a splendid physical
specimen. So are many milkmaids."
Kari kahler raves over the young
Maori women. ''They are delicious, :"
he says. They are slim and straight
and round, and they are colored 1t
clear bronze that is magnificent. Their
features are small and regular, their
eyes are wonderfully brilliant, and
their hands and feet are poems.
saw beautiful American in Sydney,
Mrs. James Potter. She has "a won.
derlul face. Her eyebrows are mar
vels. They are like Persian poem.
They arch above her great red brown
eyes with Oriental grace. Her hair is
| glorious. 1t has rich red hue that Is
splendid, and she has slow, tantaliz-
ing smile like Bernhardt's. Bern
/ Atii ~ iidS LnG SWttttSt SIIll6S Il ever
saw. A woman with good eyes and a
sweet smile can conquer anything.
F, So many woman smile mechanically.
So many women smile vacuously. So
! many women smile coIdly. Those
Maori girls told you OF can smile.
''Tnere is sudden. glad dimpling
smile that shows row of perfect
teeth and makes you want to laugh
out OF pure sympathy.
! The Venus de M 10 is the most per-
feet woman in art to me. She is so
grand, SO stately. yet SO womauly.
Her features are perfect. The broad,
| low brow that tells of gentleness OF
noble thought, the delicate nose, the
sensitive yet firm mouth, the loving
chin. She is beautiful beyond COM
parison. Depend upon it, she could
smile. She never grinned or giggled
or leered, as too many women do-she
smiled"
| Matthews had not much to say
about feminine beauty.
Il have never seen my IDEAL" he
confessed. I'm beginning to fear for
her existence. The most beautiful
face l know anything about is the
| Unknown Woman. She has subtle
deviltry abont her that is alluring. /
saw a lovely creature at a California
watering nlaca last Summer. She
was my ideal in coloring. She had
masses of golden hair, shell pink
skin and large glowing brown eyes.
She was on the Lillian Russell order
to some degree. But she was a fail
| ure. Sne nadnt an original IDEA, ana
sne had stupid, vacuous laugh.
| ahat ended IT.. came pack TO my
nrsI love, my unknown woman.
| Wnat lDost ADMIRE IN womans
lace ls expression; Always expires
sion. tneh COMES ueiicacy OF outline
anu renneihen.. 6oou coioring IS
attractive, DuC IL iaues, anu then II Is
oiesn seen In conIMonp'aee faces.
uo hoe care ior regularitY oi lea
| turg espsciaIs, ~.
IKE piquaucy. originailty--cnar-
| acaer.
| woman may nave welI-nigh
! ntwieSs iace anu yeI oe uhihteresting
10 LOOK upon. II snes duli, shes
! NOT oeaueliui; u snes course, shes
not peautiiul: Inc larsest. most prll-
;i nan. eyes ~ siie T. Wo,lo are solisil,nes
eAPressionless. .;1a ts % anen .hey are ugly.
| classic ideas. II like the regular,
perfectly proportioned features, he
saiu. Inc olu ureeks anu hoinans
N"e Doou.iu' "oiu"i "ao1 'iiey
saw ner, any '.ey mus. nave seen nsr
ty sely pi.en, .U jugs ilonl 'iie lecorus
ene naso 80. nioue'i - uays enee
are inaay espes. nase neara s.uu-
ehts VI oeau.y Gay 'i.ae pIetey
Anelioan mii1,i M lne plet.iesl
WOMAN uise. iney are syacious,
slaceaui' oiGaI sninieu anu :s,l ueiica.e'y
a.aantn atatu,eu ''nA a'ee WIN 'nose
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tne quts.ion 40 open-" hae cons1l-
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liere oiny one answer, anu ma. -
sucn very, very oiu liiaAlin anu suci,
very, very peuan.ic iliaAAli, ana
such very, very copy pooh sorI OF
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