Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16

whose DfoWS are crowned with q trophy
more dazzling than even their c0ronets.
and who have won that climax. the title
OF professional beauty" Although a
much coveted position to attain. it is
not always a pleasant or desirable one
% possess. A professional beauty is
the crnOsure of all eyes Her every
action Is commenced on and criticised.
every little act OF her life is immedi-
ately given wide publicity i'm the news
/ papers. and she cannot go out" or re-
cel'e or do anything without being
commenced upon and approved or dis
approved hy the world ar large.
SHE BECOMES A PUBLIC CHAR
ACTER.
O notorious one. i'm fact. She is looked
upon. TO- a certain degree to set the
fashion, and, of course. she invariably
l'es far beyond her means. She is
extremely unpopular as a rule among
women. for her beauty excites che envy
/ and sharpens the slanderous tongues
/ or her less gifted sisters. She is usu-
I any q good woman but. nevertheless.
! ner reputation may suffer She must
I accept every invitation and ruin her
/ De3Ija at q long series of balls. recaD-
7 ICONS and dinners. BY the end of a
social season She is weary. body and
+ soul OF Che honor that has been thrust
/ upon her by nature and circumstances.
/ Fcrlec, beauty is, to my mind. large
I ly matter of health A woman who
/ Is not in good physical condition cam
+ not look attractive. One of the most
. f..s.arr..ae al.
/ her complexion, and a good complexion
/ Is impossible unless the organs of the
/ body are In perfect working order. 1
/ have found that the bes. way 90 keep
/ i'm good health and to keep the COM
7 pioNion clear is TO rise early and take
I long walks before breakfast. III is also
/ good OBJ battle at least twice q dav and
. 90 take massage treatment twice a
/ week. This method keeps the pores
open. the blood circulates freely. and the
+ ruddy hue of hcal,h is then in the
. cheeks. Many women ruin their
I health by tight laciDg. Tic is pure van
/ i-y-and very foolish vanity. A small
. waist is beautiful. but
/ A TIGHT WAIST IS HIDEOUSLY
UGLY.
The effort is always apparent, and
| the woman Is thus humiliaIed and rem
dered ridiculous 10y her own foolish
. ness.
Men do not care particularly for
I small waists Ii is not therefore @
sign of beauty But woman with
large hips and full bust viii always
/ appear TO have slender waist
/ whether she really has or not. That
I being natural is truly beautiful AS
/ lar as correct proportions so, there are
many women of to-day who are nearly
akin in beauty TO the Greek statues.
/ One can scarcely so out without see
ing some woman or girl so perfect in
proportions and SO glowing I'm health
by comparison with even the finest Of
them. There are many writer's who so
So far as to- declare that civilization
/ has increased the physical charms of
the human race as it has increased it's
wealth. it knowledge. and its comforts.
and the this development has been
/ especially rapid i'm the last two or three
generations.
Women. it is urged. have been pay
ing more and more attention 70 the
physical laws of health. and statistics
are actually produced. on the author
1 ity of makers OF articles of feminine at
I tire. Co prove thar the average girl Of
/ to-day oXceiis her predecessor of TWEEN
I ty years ago by an inch in height and
in bust measure. while her hands and
/ feet have grown smaller
EFFECTIVE BEAUTY SLEEP"
We have an heard Of beauty sleep,
yet. perhaps, very few of MS fully app
/ Ureci3-e how important sleep is i'm at
. tanning perfect beauty. A woman who
is anxious 20 maintain her reputation
as q professional beauty. cultiva,es the
I best conditions for this She never
I sleeps i'm q room the temperature Of
. which is permitted TO fan below sixty
/ degrees. Fancy going directly from q
/ living room too often heated to sew
cntv-eight or eighty degrees. into one
with q temperature of twenty-five or
/ thirty. and then disrObing, The sur
/ face of the body is chilled, and the in
\ tern9l organs COngesteG.
/ I ann very fond of outdoor exercise
/ 7 find it Keeps me i'm better condition
/ than an the medicine in the world.
} Tennis and bicycling are also beneficial
+ / used TO be very fond of taking long
/ rides on horseback, and, I'm fact / am
/ STILL
England has probably produced more
/ women who may be designated as pro-
I fessi0nal beauties than has any other
country. although of late America has
I been running Albion close. Correctly
I speaking the Princess Of Wales was for
. o long time considered one of the most
beautiful women I'm England. She is
q sweet and gracious Princess. a good
mother. and a faithful Vile.
/ TWO FLOWERS or loneliness
| OF the same serene type is the Quecn-
/ Iy Lady Dalhousie. hailed by the Eng
I fish people as one of the most renowned
of their beauties. She is @ brunette.
7 with a dramatically serious mein.
I Her tall stature finds compensation i'm
I a generously moulded figure and better
arms than R-.ish women are usually
I blessed with Another reigning beau
I as fin English society is the Countess OF
Annesley. Lady ClanCarty is also
flower of English l0velness. She was
I The Duchess of LeinStor.
10 is rather curious, but none the less
true that there have been no striking
beauties among royalty, with perhaps
the one exception of the Princess OF
I Wales. This is accounted for by some
7 by the fact that royalty marries and
remarries i'm q narrow circle, and so
I the blood sO-called "blue is per-
ha0s. after an. is not as red and capa-
I BILE of producing beauty and l0veniness
as 70 might be under other conditions.
Volumes might De written upon the