Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-05
HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL.
Nine. Yale Gives Some Valuable Dr.
rectiOns to Women.

Nine. NJ. Yale, who makes a speciality of
the care of the complexion and the MAIN
tenance and preservation of beauty in wo-
man, delivered lecture Saturday afternoon
at Metzerotts Hall beforc a large audience
of won. en- on the subject which she has
made her life work. Nine Yale claims that
beauty is the right of every woman and
even If she cannot become famous for her
good looks she ought yet to be far more
attractive than she ordinarily is The lee
turer herself voluntarily admits that she is
forty-one years of age, which is quite fifteen
more than her appearance would ever indi-
cate 1t would seem that in her case she
has achieved victory over the encroach
ments 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 cult
waited, youth restored and preserved, wrin-
kles and every trace of age removed and
gray hair turned black to it's original color
without the use of dyes.
Her lecture Saturday was full of interest
ing and valuable hints and directions
which, If carefully followed by women gen
orally, would doubtless result in an eieva-
ton of the general average of looks She is
opposed to the use Of cosmetics and ex-
traneouS aids to beauty, so called and urges
In their stead simple living, sufficiency of
suitable exercise. plenty of sleep and ODE
dience to the ordinary rules of hygiene
She believes in woman taking every care
of her physical self, regarding an attractive
appearance as duty which every woman
owes to her husband, her family and the
community. In her lecture Saturday Nine
Yale appeared in a most attractive athletic
costume and showed her hearers. by prac-
teal example, the methods of exercise
which she advocates as of value in deyelop-
ing the bust the chest and lungs and other
organs, and limbs, and in making the figure
erect increasing the height, reducing flesh
ana IN perfecting the complexion. She
urged upon her hearers the necessity for
using proper discretion in the matter of
diet, showing what should and should not
be eaten If one would be pleasant to look
upon. She spoke of the importance and
value of massage and it's proper move
ments in making fiabby flesh firm and
youthful, making the eyes clear sparkling
and beautiful, the mouth shapely and the
lips full and ruby red She also devoted
considerable attention to the matter of ex-
preston, showing how to use the eyes, to
laugh and to educate expression by the
power of thought as evincing the Influence
or the mental over the physical side of ones
being. She also went into the matter of the
care Of hair, telling how to stop it from
falling, to create a luxurious growth or to
remove and cure the growth of superfluous
hair. Nine. Yales lecture was listened to
with the closest attention, and many of her
hearers took voluminouS notes, determined
TO go home and put into effect the valuable
directions and recipes which they had
heard
Inc lecturer first appeared in an elegant
white satin and chiffon ball costume trim
med with black velvet and pearl passe-
menterie After speaking awhile she asked
the orchestra to leave. as she had some
thing to say to the ladies confidentially and
to mothers. she being one herself
quite a stir of amusement went through
the audience as the gentlemen marched out
Her second appearance was a lilac silk
athletic costume. which enabled her to
snow the proper use and manner of deyel-
oping the muscles.