Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
THESCHEMEOYI
WHY so MANY WOMEN hi
uNATTRAcTlvE Appssl

A Proper Respect For c.. b
Shown In the Selection IN.
ors For the Fleshy wos. . y
the Thin ons-whIte Sd.
One sees so many woml i.
unattractive appearance, *
shows to be unnecessary Z
comes Involuntary that n
instruct them as to their ID
ignoring their vanities 4
points too. For instance Az
200 pounds OF avoirdupoh al
of sight as much as may NJ
pn'ting every ounce Of hau b
denue in a big plaid whlth =
fancy, or which she has an ila:t
distance, but every line Of al11
ity like a chalk mark to hr u
rest IL and let 1t begin agila, L
has not arrayed herself ia1rA'
eneircled and magnifed hliiini
hes that increase her tifanlz|
halos round the Inoon
Yet such q woman lhuk 4
wear blnck or the darkest ~ |
BILE green, blue or pruna at
always remember that thetalel,
which allows long lines q III
that which will make ha ssl
wieldy than any other TNtl
tradiction, few things are rgs]
to u large woman than agha
muslin or indin silk. It atira|
once that she isstout, but h ps]
ness an air of wholesomenessakI
that overbalances any dlsadsrd
perhuous flesh.
White indeed Is one Of IL I
are becoming TO almost al u
cially with ribbons or foTerg
that suit them best. Aud bag
fair and rosy woman seldom
in anything as In pale pink, 3
most plain, and a white duas
hons will make her seem lQydi 4
delicate pink with a yellovci|
peculiarly suitable TO the redA.|
who has a clear complesias
woman should avoid scarlei 2
as she would fire. Pale blrsi''
she will look delicate and pliA1
pinched In II; In pale gr.sn ~
fresh as Galatea-other thlna q
In dark green AS bloomingNApN
and thefearc tints Of term eela1
bronze that will shade upio W.
mingle with IL us il she were ?
But all women should heAinl
the brightest and most striking 7
yellow aud scarlet, are seldvnl
in a mass except for very siilli
and as a luxury, and IN Tue oiIa'
err than In the body Of 0 'olln
are OF the blown and blowzy 81
colors will only make i0eI q
noticeable. and il they sfe o. Y
out and gray skinned lype y
trast is disagreeable- The loi'''
can tone themselves down, Az. Z
the latter would best accept Us, y
they will find themselves 10 w
and soft rose colon muen ~
jects TO the eye than In ani'hl..
even in the grays and bown !, !
them seem all OF a pisee ana -
fading out of sight. 81.
But, again, the woman Wny y =
dupois at all, whose contonnl :.
the shortest distance oetNsss n, !.
should put far away from h'l 1, y 3.
the deeper shades, but espss.
its own poverty is reflected ~ !. /
It approaches. She Is alr',4 ,
then black makes her seen " Y 4
clamation point, and unlts' (
extraordinary beauty pa.s !
much older than she is ana
cid and now as yellow Is " 4,
a very fine color Indeed Y
look sallow. MAJ.
The woman in middle y. ~
Widows weeds deliberaiell Il
as m old woman, as sile :. M !
the chance remarks Of ths y !.
who gets up to give thecle ~ /.
or Of the mother who repr,' Il
running against the old lss Z. I.
fact. as much art in the s1' w
for dress as in any Other ' : ~
ton Properly observed, \
increase the charm OF GOD s I. z.
make something like D,aa',a ~
other circumstances beAai' n
-Harper's Bazaar.