St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-24
BE YOUNG AND PRETTY.
Crowds of Women Attend a Lee
ture to Learn the
How.
Madame Yale Exhibits Herself
and Tells the Sc
cfets.

The free lecture on "Beauty" given
by Nine. Yale at the Metropolitan opera
house yesterday afternoon, drew large
crowd, extending even to the third gal
lery. There were all sorts and condi-
tions of women there, and they listened
while Nine. Yale, who claims, or
admits, being forty-one years old, and
looks twenty. told of the wonders that
women could do for themselves by TAX
ing thought for their -patroniZing
Nine. Yale-in the most delightfully."-
vague way. In her talk she says that
she does not object to corsetS if not
worn too tight. She says she is better
looking now than she was at twenty
one, and expects to go on being better
and better-looking till she is eighty at
least. She claims to be a busy
woman, with many cares, but
she suggested that some might
think she was childless, but did not un-
deceive any on that sdbject. She thinks
that the Bible is right in saying that
cleanliness is next to godliDeSs, and in
the gospel of beauty it should come
next before that most desirable state.
Even if she is kept up until O'Clock
she takes her face massage and uses
bitter foe to wrinkles, and thinks it
wrong for any woman to allow them to
come. She owes it to her husband
to keep them away, and keep
as young and fresh-looking as pos
sible, but she did not give recipe for
their cure. except i'll the use of her
remedies. If once the treatment is be-
gun it must be kept up. Eternal
vigilance" is the price Of beauty as we'll
as liberty. 1t will not do to do it inter-
mittently, but 1t must be done daily. No
man can love an ugly woman, and it IS
a womans fault if she is not handsome
in this day of massage, physical culture
and Delsarte. She warned mothers
that. as they knew the consequences
Of neglecting their appearance, they
should teach their girls to avoid the
mistakes that they had made them
selves, and not run the risk of allowing
them to make their own married lives a
failure by neglecting their looks. She
warned wives not to scold their hus-
bands, because they made themselves
look five years older every time that
they get mad. "If husbands stay out
nights, just you smile all the sWeeter at
them, and they won't go out the next
evening. She thinks that beauty de-
pends greatly on the disposition. and
ones disposition is greatly in ones
own control. Then another important
point is the expression. The beautiful
expression is the result of cultivation
in yourself of all beautiful things in
your spiritual nature. There is no ex-
cuSe for young girls being ugly.
Beauty is something that has never been
defined and there are as many differ
ent types as there are people; each can
be beautifulin her own way and have a
charm all her own. No woman has a
right to think OF call herself old at thirty
or forty or fifty years old. as don't call
a woman of seyenty-iye old if she looks
and feels young. 1t is ridiculous to
think of being old as long as one chooses
to keep herself young. Nine. Yale ia
vors dancing and physical culture to
keep the body supple, and plenty of out
door exercise to keep off age. Dress is
also an important adjunct, the style and
! color of the dresses one wears and the
style in which the hair is worn. Each
should study her own pecullarities and
improve on them. Nine. Yale closes by
saying S2O,O0O,0OO is spent every year in
| cosmetics.