Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-09-26
HOW 70 STAY
YOUNG FOREVER.
Rules Obtained from Titled American
Women
Who Are Bellies at Forty-Five.
Complexion Secrets - Diamond
Necklaces Destroy the Neck I'm
less You Know the Treatment.
Special Recipes Of Beauties.

London, September 1s.-"Do titled
American women ever grow old?" was
asked a certain celebrated toiietterr a
few days ago. NO. said she, they
that woman is as young as she looks.
'sTake Lady Randolph Churchill, for
example," said she. 'That woman
was married in IA. The Oldest of her
children is about ready to be married.
She has lived hard life and busy
life, and has done everything from
campaigning in India to lecturing in
England, yet to-day, although well
along in her forties, she does not look
day over thirty.
Does she do it by make up you
ask me- To this l would say yes, AID
no. Lady Randolph Churchill never
makes up at all, but she keeps her
youth by means of daily lotions used
in the right way. She is one of those
women who are always excuisitely
groomed Her face is clean, absolutely
SO, without trace of powder or paint
upon it. 1t is fresh face and love-
ly face, although her complexion is
what you might call olive.
81 do not think l would be betraying
branch of my art if | were to tell now
Lady Randolph Churchill keeps her
fresh complexion. Every night when
she goes to bed she rubs bit of grease
into her face, using sometimes a pre-
paration of tallow and sometimes plain
vaseline. She rubs it well into her
forehead for this is where the wrinkles
begin to show, and she takes care that
1t is massaged into every crease and
fold of her neck. In the morning she
washes it off with hot water and then
dashes her face with cold. BY this
simple means she keeps her natural
beauty always perfect.
There are other beautiful American
women Of title who hold their own
after years before the public One of
these is Lady William Beresford, who
is one Of the most charming of women.
AS the Duchess of Marlborough she
was the handsomest woman in Eng
land, and as Mrs. Hommersley she
was the prettiest young matron in
America.
''The trouble with Lady William Ber-
esford-T may mention it because she
speaks of it freely-is her tendency to
embonpoint. She is inclined to get a
little full round the hips and round the
throat. The former trouble she man.
ages by a special course. The latter
she keeps down by beauty treatment.
"This beauty treatment is one that
was brought to London by maid of
the Princess of Wales. The Princess
told the process to several of her
friends. 1t is the throat massage con-
Quoted on scientific principles The
throat is exercised with the hands IN
til it feels strong and firm. Three or
four slaps upon the neck will show
you what this means. It is then
warmed by laying on hot wash cloths
until it feels delicate to the hand.
Now, into this warm surface there is
rubbed a little cold cream. which is
carefully spattered in until no trace of
it remains. The throat is then in
preparation 1t can be lightly DOW
dered or dressed for evening, and it
will not be found other than cool and
comfortable
Diamond necklaces destroy wo-
mans throat. They crease it and
roughen and redden it. Many women
rub a little of this healing cream
around the throat just where the dia-
mond necklace is to come, and in this
way they prevent the formidable
crease.
The young Duchess of Marlborough
has forehead that is perfectly shaoed.
Its oval has never been equalled. This
is not natural oval, but a cultivated
one, and was MANAGED for her hv tho