New-York tribune., 1896-09-27
HOME AND SOCIETY.
THE RULE OF GOLF.
rrurH AND SIMPLE WAYS OF SECURING IT
NOT EAT WHAT Is OFFERED THEM

NOT EAT WHAT Is OFFERED THEM
COSTUMES IN LONDON.
Nc,hing is so tickle as public favor the idols Of
the day who are all but worshipped suddenly
eclpsed and cas-, into the shade by newer and
,,rhter luminsries and are as completely for
cotton as II they had never existed. noticeable
oxempfcaticn of this trait of humanity is the
osi,ion that during the last summer has been held
nv the deposed tennis champions. Tennis Is OUT
and gof is in. lie roi est mort! Nive lie roi' only
couple of years they were feted, sought after
on, extolled on every side. When they arrived at
Mace they were Immediately pointed out to an
dmring public. Every asked to be introduced
"a them and It was considered "A privilege to nave
,nem a. guests and now
-, Is really a very curious sensation" said one
~ these ci-devant favoritcs of the variety-loving
hit who attended the National golf tournament
~ = spectator 'to feel ones self so suddenly
,ronned and ont of il all When came down to TINS
rlace last / felt like d king; every one crowded
,ound me and l asked to more dinners ana
lunches than | could count My arrival al any
na,sring-place was published in the papers as II
- h,ar q veritable parsonage 1t Is rather nara
- and how little my personality had 10 90
Nth my popularity. and TO discover my ieNel
,sre say it is wholesome. but it certainly is MOI
agreeable.
..noes no one play tennis now?" said Miss --
,,e,ic,llv She was visiting at place where 4
90 seasons ago she had found herself. on account
=, her brilliant game the observed OF all ooserN-
,-s and now racquet in hand. she stood d'thoS' y
nores among the crowd Of golfers who were start
,,g off for the links. She literally found ohlv inc
.ounger children left TO play with her
Every one has heard of the potency OF predn
nils taken with faith and many OF the wohue'i'.
o-called cures of the present day are enec''u
hV means quite simple But the c'eVeI "o''"
,oss moi tell his patients simply TO follow hygienS
hat, he will he we'll, ne wraps up MS
.soriptions in mystery. and certainly results are
,,ained that would never have been possnle u ne
h,s merely said to one person MY dear maoa'n.
,, ,at 100 much" To another. you are TOO lazy
- % a third You do not bathe enough ana
srccessfuI physician in Paris who was raVed
- few wears ago by women as being almost
;rfalible and who was described d! one VI .'
,srens as having the face OF an ape al" ''
r,.-s NJ . savage" had a cure which certainly
vas original and which undoubtedly "cco"pS"'"
wonderful results. 1t consisted OF net o' oa''s
- water exclusively. to be taken for certain
number Of days: then followed a mix "'e'' W."
daily series of jog-trot runs up ana oo"h 'e 'o"s
,orrdor of his sanitarium with WINDOWS open anu
aouche bath at night and a good rubpns oo""'
what was this but judcious starving ana cNe'
else. -, ,
4, 4 seaside resort not long ago weli-Kho"h
doctor started "A walking cure with capitai ieS"''
ho1h TO his patients and to himself put II liz ""'
nlv said Take exercise, ncltilei "o"''
,ena6ted II is strange that the Faculty so SCI
an take advantage of the undoubted power OF
,,tb over disease and that they do not make II
nan of their legitimate practice
r,o many American women who are pretty IN
r,r,bood become positively ugly in middle aef'
Those who are shapeless with fat and nave r'uuu,
C,o,,oxions are often thus unlovely because Ga
,sz,ness and self-indulgence. They eat the rio'
and sweet things which make flesh ana 90 "o, 'a~o
sufficient exercise; and with the hesn anu '
,ur,,a The whole woman becomes heavy and duil
NJ ssne.t II is these habits and not the hisn -
. 30. ,oLe the expression OF youth out OF th@
r.e NJ these DANES the look Of freshness from the
skin the lightness Of grace from the s'ep 0
odd thing about il is that while theS oep ~
loss of beauty persuasion VIII MAKE '"e", ""op ~
mo snartan methods which will bring at least
some of il back " -.
As for the thin nervous women who nave ioSt
the delicate round. pink-and-white ou'ilheS oi
youth in sallowness and scragginess' 'ney are "o
rora- smenable 10 reason and common sense A
daily bath in tepd water. plenty OF nourishihs Ioo'
,at.,o,sl, ,hosen and a resoiute avoidance of the
,win Aends Hurry and Worry. mean ne" rosi-
ness in the cheek. softer contour IN the hsure' "
new endowment Of life But there must oe no nan
measures Ii won't do 10 follow wise regimen io'
six weeks and then give it up because the resnl'S
are not satisfactory. An unruly digestion anu
vrannica nerves are not reduced 10 order IN '"lCe
six weeks: many months and unrelentng perse-
yerance needed.
Il might as well said frankly that American
women do not battle enough. Thoroughly eoon
baltb the physical we-being that it is delgh'
- GOO &c impossible unless the skin is kept clean
and IN q condition to do its work In connec-
lion with the rest of the system. To he we'll to nc
handsome TO be light of heart-surely all TINS Is
worth A little regular care and thought ana eN-
frtion.
Why do not women who apparently intellt-
-ent give in ordering costumes. little less STUDY
-, ,be ,ut and more to color and general becoming
uess9 She might have been so pretty salu one
woman of another the other day. 'and she was so
,,c,,. Sbe had bright black eyes and a good nose
ard nice white teeth-those were all her eooh
noints She was dreadfullv sallow, ana her hair
WAS yellowish gray. and she was oresseu III '"e
or,. color which accented every bit Of ugliness-a
cold gray If she had known II she might nave
rade herself look thoroughly attractive She sho"i
oave uorn 4 soft graceful black gown with a
rnn effect about the throat to hide the INES OF
are in her throat Then. instead or the gray tur-
han she should have worn DAINTY c'ose "'''o
black honnet with chou Of scarlet velvet on It,
In this costume with her flashing black eyes hei
pretty teeth her saowness turned TO onVe oS 'ne
black and red she would have looked picturesque
spaniard and positively handsome woman
children should be taught 10 eat everything
,ha, j. rsssed IN them" declared a hospitable
uairon whose young sons and daughters Drousn
frequent guests Of their own ages 10 hei 'ao'e'
II have been really annoyed sometimes. she con-
tirued ..by having my good food declined by these
Young friends of my children. one hoy came 10
lunch with us Unexpectedly the otner day wheh
ur staple dish was corned beef II never eat corhed
,ecf thank YOU ne said when the maid was ABOUT
o change his plate Potatoes were passed ana ne
shook his head 4 don't for mashed potatoes,
he answered when ] pressed him to take some
Rice shared the same fate. ana the only 'h'hs