The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-11

How TO be Beautiful.

Madame NJ. Yale, who makes special
49, -, the care Of the complexion and the
maintenance and preservation or beauty
IN woman. delivered a lecture at MetLe-
rott's Hail. Washington, ID. g, recently
before a large audience Of women on the
subject which she has made her HE WORK
Madame Yale claims that beauty IS the
right OF every woman, and even III she
cannot become famous for her good looks
she ought yet to be far more attractive
than she ordinarily is. The lecturer her
self voluntarily admits that she is forty
one wears OF age, which is quite fifteen
more than her appearance would ever
indicate. 1t would seem that In her case
she has achieved victory over the en-
croachments Of years, and she says that
she fully expects to be good looking as
long as she lives At any rate, she SHOWS
the power of her art in preserving youth
and cultivating beauty. She said that
beauty can be cultivated. youth restored
and preserved, wrinkles and every trace
OF age removed. and gray hair turned
black 10 its original color, without the use
OF dyes
Her lecture Saturday was full OF inter-
eating and valuable hints and directions.
which. if carefully followed by women
per orally would doubtless result in an
elevation Of the general average or looks.
she &c oppoeed to the use OF cosmetics
and extraneous aids 70 beauty, so called
and urges I'm their stead simple lVlns' d
strfticiencv OF suitable exercise, plenty Oh
sleep and obedience to the ordinary iuie0
of hygiene. She believes in woman Tan
ing every care of her physical SELL re-
gardlng an attractive appearance as
duty which every woman owes 10 ne'
husband. her family. and the community =
In her lecture Saturday Madame az
appeared in a most attractive a'nieu0
costume end showed her hearers by pia0
tical example the methods OF eAet0ls0
which she advocates as OF Value III ue
velopng the bust, the chest ana iu"1S
and other organs and limbs ana IN nan mar.
inc tho figure erect. increasing the helBh''
reducing flesh, and in perfectinS the Cum
nlexion. She urged upon her hearers 'ne
necessity for using proper discretion II,
the matter OF diet, showing what shouiu
and should not be eaten II one Woulu
he pleasant TO look upon. she spoke Vi
the Importance and value or massage
and its proper movements, IN making
fabby flesh firm and youthful, mahlhs
the ewes clear, sparkling and peauliiui,
the mouth shapely. and the lips tull anu
ruby red She also devoted consluerdDle
attention to the matter or expression
showing how TO use the eyes, 10 laush'
and TO educate expression by the power
of thought as evincing the influence OF
the mental over the physical side OF one
being. She also went into the matter VI
tie care OF hair. telling how TO stop n
from falling, to create luxurious grown
| or 10 remove and cure the growth OF su
perduous hair Madame Yale's lecture
was listened to with the closest ATTENTION
| and many Of her hearers took Voiumihou'
| notes. determined to go home ana pu
| into effect the valuable directions an'
REGIMES which they had heard.
The lecturer first appeared In an ere
CANT white satin and chiffon ball cos tuine
Trimmed with black velvet and pearl pas
semenrerie. After speaking awhile she
asked the orchestra 10 leave. as she nao
somethine TO say TO the ladies' conilusn.
,,aiiv and especially to mothers, she pelhe
one herself. Quite a stir OF amusenien
Se,t through the audience as the genue
men marched out. Her second appear
nnce was lilac silk athletic costume
,,h,cb enabled her to show the proper
mse and manner Of developing the mus
| clps.