The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-31

the Ines OF her figure that melt into eacn
other as softly as the nooes in a singers
throat Her complexion is creamy, VITA
Just tinge OF pink in her cheeks. Her
hazel eyes are as frank and clear as =
babes Her nose Is straight and small.
She has the face OF an innocent child and
Il IS not hard to believe her statement
Il am lot ike most nodes"
Her Growing glory is beautiful
mixture Of SILVER, gold ard soft brown
There Is 10 denying the fact that much
Of the soft, pie1tsoEs taatcn IS gray.
Neither = there any denying mat there
are couple Of horizontal lines or the
fair forehead A glance a. the krfanti,e
face without its make-up proves t1at the
gray hair ard tie shzdowy line are pre-
mature.
Trouble" says Mss Betz. ruetully run
ming her delicate fingers through her
locks y was sorry about the white
hairs Until the artists told ne they made
my hair al the better for a model for
painting. L seems 70 nave q ranezAZsng
way OF changing color IN shifting lights.
Only one artists succeeded 20 Ms sacS-
faction in painting il, but they al IKE
70 try.
Yes e was trouble 7 graduated rom
cd5ege and had a year in society. Then
life looked rosy. but how soon the ss1sd-
ows come and how they dog he foot
steps. Ny father died We found he
had not the wealth we supposed n fact,
he had none There was q little money
lefc, enough for my mother, but = was
necessary for ne 70 work AT least
preferred that to being dependent upon
rich relatives.
My home for the present is with DR..
Wootrun's family n Brooklyn.
My college education had made ne the
mistress OF a little learning but I knew
nothing thoroughly not well enough 70
teach II. az least. Thanks be to athletes
I had spent a great deal Of tine n the
gymnasium and developed a good figure,
which 7 inherited from my mother. WHO
IS Of a titled English family. and the
most beautiful woman I ever saw.
AT school I had practised every ever
ing in Cne gymnasium and after leaving
Il my black NANNY used 70 dash pitch
ers OF cold water upon ne while I was
covered with persriratfon- She would az
terwsrd rub ne down in the way they do
went 20 bed. and on, how slept That
practice continued for four yesrs. did
much TO give me the frnness OF muscle
that makes me valuable in & studio. Wo-
men who wish 90 develop a large, firm
bust could DO nothing better.
My complexion was kept clear. I have
never had such a blen-tss as a mole or
wart on my body. have done this by
careful dieting. eating nuoh rare beet
drinking only cold mot icel water. and n
great deal OF Il, ant eating no pastry.
It have c1IEcvated sleep. for IT IS the
greatest of all beautfersL A woman
should sleep until she is rested and re-
frested II II takes twelve hours a day
70 accomplish st
~ had had some attention and many
compliments for my charms. which, after
all, were only wuokesonen -ss> but I never
dreamed OF turning them TO account In
earning my living Until friend whom I
had known IN my brief society days said:
Try posing as an artists model Your
shoulders ard arms are perfect
AT first casts were taken OF my hands.
then OF my arms and shoulders. Then
was asked 70 pose nude. I shed many
tears before I brought myself 20 pose
thus. but I have never regretted it. Tie
thought OF the pose and Of the finished
work OF art in which I am helping even
II in an insignificant way, il ever upper
most in my mind an not as most mod
els are The artists know am a lady
and treat ne as such.
II pose during the day AZ the STUDIO
as well as at night at society entertain
mencS
No. am noE nrercenary unless saving
money TO buy q home for your mother Is
mercensry.
''Be sure OF one thing. I an not proud
OF my poor beauty Il wassgivea 20 ne
and I try 90 take care Of II. but I wouid
infinitely rather have brains You see.
I deserve no credit for my beauty, but II
had brains-wel, that would be differ
esc"
All OF which proves that this newly
discovered perfect woman has brains
as we'll as beauty.