The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-17

"a - giving = dainty
perfume 20 the Ups
- End breath They are
made from ytoiees or
very highly perfunei
roses o. carnaston plnks- Take ha1
a pound OF loaf sugar and mclsten
with rose water: melt the sugar slowly
ssA II reaches the boiling point; have your
violet or rose or carnarion petals ready.
and stir them quickly in the Rquid. then
pour the whole into shallow dishes or
pans.
Mrs Langtry Gays she stsn keeps up
her devotion To bot barns She ATTRIBUTES
her preservation OF her complexion 10 she
habit She baslies 40 much In hot water
az a Japanese. She says the proper tenn
perature b as hot as you can bear Il.
whatever that roay be. and that the de-
light Of the sensation and the good results
Of the bath depend on having 1t just that
hot
A New York woman brought home from
Europe ON her last return voyage two or
three OF the little low high-backea chairs
that are used IN the cathedrais. She had
them upholstered and turned into prie-
dienx for private oratorys. keeping one
herself and giving others 10 friends. This
started a fashion, and now one Of the
leading fancy dealers Is importing tness
plain little chairs and making not only
praying desks of them. but uphoisser-
Ing them handsomely for bedroom chairs.
AIRS. Frederick W. Vanderbilt has O.
fancy of her own in note paper. II 10 a
sort OF cross between the Old correspond
enee card and ordinary sheet. II is 90
small that 1t Is put in the rather bag
square envelope unfolded. and on some
of the paper. such as - dedicated to very
intimate correspondence. the upper left
hand corner Is decorated with her Chris
tian name. Lulu" In silt script An her
stationery u French gray or pale gray
blue
The woman with taste tor dress says:
"Brunettes are always mastaklng their
them. all in red has spoiled lots of pretty
women. Red does suit some brunettes.
usually the clear pale ones. but yellow
suits q great many more. and pale blue
10 often charming for them The fact rs,
people are Ear too much Influenced by the
names Of coiors. No name tells exactly
what a color liz. and tho subtleties that
can't be pu. .ato words are exactly what
makes the difference In acxuaiity. Women
who dress wsll or tae great professional
artists IN Dress 80 By nothing but the
actual trial OF color and complexion to-
gether. II rs the same way about putting
colors together. The woman Is lost who
has little rules about blue and pink going
,oget Their. or green and vtcaet not going
together; everything depends OF shades.
You've got to put them together and see.
and then IL you can't see. IL you have 10
eye for color, get some one TO see for you.
A great deal can be learned by noting
what nature does. She puts green and
flame color together in institutions, but
see what delicate gray greenv'
Ella Wheeler Wilcox is having her pet
tscoats made on peculiar pattern in
vented By herself. or, as she says. by her
husband and herself together She dotes
on white petticoats and so does he (for
her. Il IS not meant that he wears them
himself, but she concluded that she paid
for a great deal OF unnecessary laundry
ing. 50 the new garment Is made OF two
pieces. top, and . deep iounce that bat
rons onto II The hounce can be changed
as many times az you Ike and bustoned
onto the top piece.
Mrs. Gov. Morton, the ..irst lady of
New York state. has great talent In
dressing. and Il II q sign OF r. that she
has recently taken TO wearing Princess OF
Wales collars with her fun dress toiiettes.
She Is stili handsome woman. her com
piexson fresh beneath her s.lyer-gray hair.
but her threat is no longer she throat OF
a girl, and SIZE has no need Of unduiy Inn
pressing the public with the fact The
Princess Of Wales invented this deep
close-htting necklace to hide scar on
her neck, bst, II - useful for softening
various defects
A Southern woman. new 70 the North,
taking 20 New York man. happened 20
say that she thought che prettiest women
we're usually the most amiahsle. that social
Sesles usually had tie sweetest manners
as well as the prerrest faces That's 50
tn the South" said the man. hut IL is
not so with Us. In New York could tel,
a handsome woman in the dark ty the
arrogance OF her manner. tzxt - proper
stcn 20 her good looks Is her uppsshness.
ara will say for her that she generally
has q Just, velktoun1sd estimate os how
rood looking CHE IS" This IL IN perfect
accord with what Paul BoGrge. says %
tia ''chazte de2rayfty'' o. the fashionable
American girls he met He found their
knowledge Of their cxn points Ike q bro
iers knowledge % stocks an9-she market
Or. rot water. Should Be used when you
really want 20 clean your face. Learn a
lesson from ire actresses II an actress
s-sed 20 wash VITA soap and water her
nightly makeup frorn her face, she wo1id
have no skin 20 speak % LETT IN a week,
20 say nothing about q complexion She
never makes any such mistake. She re-
moves her makeup with OIL usually AMI
preferably cexsna oil. And size learns By
experience 90 10 zas sane thtng when she
wants 20 get rf3 Of zshs CRIME 90 travel
Oh cleans TIE Skin more Thoroughly than
snzo ard water. es yoa can Thoroughly
ds-znsssrzse after a tourney OF any such
scs.zrg experience I, you sona mind .hs
abuse OF your sksn for cree. tust wash
yca- face after she cd fashion as vel as
voa car: ~ssen co~er II with oil and re-
move TIE oss with q so<. clcth One lock