New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

der The Beauty Girl knows that she has not half
the pink and white and gold that marks little Miss
Blue Eyes over IN the corner but she does not
question her supremacy. She accepts II with the
condescensiOn of queen, and her beautyship IS
assured
The next day she will wake from her prolonged
rest find boxes Of violets and roses AT her feet
besides invitations by the score; for while women
do not exactly love the professional beauty, they
cannot afford TO neglect her. She soon becomes
indispensable 70 q fashionable function.
THIS WINTERS BEAUTY GIRL
Put this winters Beauty Girl has a hard
tract on her hands Besides the attention which
she must bestov on her personal appearance,
which will take hours OF her time each DAY, her
clubs and charities. her teas and parties, tads and
frivols will be legion. Were she ten girls instead
Of one she could hardly keep up with the calls
upon her time A day in the life OF a Beauty
Girl does not begin until nearly noon. INTO the
hours between then and or Fl the morning
her dressmaker her tailor ana her frendS s.s
u secretarv whom the really up-to-date girl now
has during a season she must Sttend iuhsneGhs I
sight of food becomes unpleasant to her. and she
must dress and dress and redress from the mo-
ment OF her rising until she finally sinks to SUM
Der in the morning
THE NEWEST FADs.
zone OF the newest fads OF the Beauty Girl this
winter will be her milk baths. taken twice week.
together with the daily cold plunge after rising
The maid will pour two or three gallons OF pure
svee. milk into the porcelain tub and will dilute
n with lukewarm water until 1t is the proper tenn
perature for a beauty bath. After this important
morning function Is concluded her mistress Will
put on a soft neggee gown, while her feet ana
hands are carefully kncaded with soft creams ana
lotions and the nails polished and filed TO state OF
'rhcn breakfast-just bunch OF grapes or an
orange with a cup OF tea and roll without put
Msags it appse mqs e foT oG a'f re 9~ not Two
rsalefssts staring her in the face, with cluD
Iuncheon later on? After breakfast she rests on
a cushioned couch drawn up by a sunshiny WIN WIN
dow and looks through her daily niail uc,aun5
occe,tances or regrets and. perhaps-Dut not OF
tenIthere may be letter In dasning nascunhee
hand which she puts aside 10 answer neiseII sci
yShan the Others are done. But the Beauty Glri
who wishes 10 be a success must keep her s.Hu-
mants i'm training Even a very niue love al.atr
vii nrove A detrimental obstacle which VIII cause
her nponularitv to wane early IN the game; go,
..sRs will start with 4 sigh when her mald teNs
her that il Is | o'clock for no ticking timepleces
~ anaured by her. and she Will hastily don
,afior yov,n and rush of 70 her dressmakers 3 In
h~onrhar. then q call at some shop, perhaps, ana
back 10 dress In hurry for 8 ocIock Dreak.
,ssf' In the same gown she VIII frequently Ret
,hrorch n luncheon and 4 couple or teas or cans.
es The case may be. and then she has an hour or
delicious rest after twenty minutes massage at the
hands OF her maid
DRESSING FOR DINNER
.r, "a alwavs as late as before she can begin
,ha ordeal OF dressing for dinner and the dance or
ha ooara which Is to follow. First her hair Is ar
ranged in some simple fashion. for elaborate Golf
fures are no longer the vogue for the unmarried
belle Perhaps II II parted and drawn PACK with a
ttle fulness over the ears. d la Merode the PACK
hair knoted in the painest sof' OF $50 ou a