The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-07
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80 ia famous artist TO a Boston
renresentative. do you know
about the hardest question 1 have
heen called upon to answer? Why,
80 srdv years to acquire such knowl-
and many of US descend 10 our graves
r we have not mastered the secret.
,rha arr of dressing well does not de-
- an the selection of eolors alone, but
,b.. form. will illustrate: Take the
,siures worn in "Trelawney OF the
r-.usY The colors are beautiful and the
.4acr attractive, but they are not grace
The old Greeks are the ones women
,55 studv when seeking graceful eff
80 and if they wish harmony of col
LOT them study old Japanese prints.
zoe course blondes should always choose
hot are known among artists as cool
a oolors. for example, blues, pinks, greens,
8 40 many shades of violet, also white or
&black Brunettes have all the warm tones
Yellow. orange, red, with a few puppies
and blues to select from.
Fl .It is more difficult for blonde than
~ brunette TO dress becomingly. All wo-
non with light hair or eyes fancy they
should wear blue, especially delicate tints
of azure. whereas very few of them can
81 ot,an,nt II successfully. Only blondes with
nerfect compilations ought ever attempt
RI male blues. Yet it is very generally be-
II coming TO brunettes. Such women do not
need perfect compilations, and it throws
E. ont what little color they may have in
nj cbeeks and lips and has the effect of
s. clearing the skin.
ii THE same may be said of delicate
III shades of yellow, while the reverse is true
of pink Almost any type excepting a
RI very red blonde-I mean one with horid
& skin-may wear pink safely whereas the
brunette or brown-haired woman has to
n be careful TO secure the right shade. She
needs a pink with a suggestion of yell
How. Another thing TO remember about
8pink it is a shocking telltale, revealing
the ravages of time in the cruelest way.
#Whenever the concealment of age is con-
federation, it should be avoided.
q Moreover let every woman bear in
s mind that pink and red should be worn
|# above in preference to below the face.
never saw a woman who was improved
s by one of these pink and red collars they
are wearing now-what do you call them?
E Stocks. Well red and pink stocks take
the color out of the face and as rule
make the. complexion yellow" says the
philadelphia Inquirer.
81 But the strangest mistake to me is that
women insist on wearing color simply be-
cause it is fashionable and without any
#regard to becomingness. remember
once being called on to paint a girl, quite
"a pretty maiden she was, and dark, of
#course, who wore a horrible blue waist 1
mean horrible for her. Why, l couldn't
See the girls face, for that detestable bod
ice seemed 10 Shrek and scream at me.
demonstrated, but she declined to make
Ia change, owing to the extreme fashion
8ableness of the color. What can we ar
&tlsts do when ladies think more of fash
Jon. than taste?
IF you clever shoppers would only take
#the goods before buying, throw il against
#the face and use your eyes, you could
4easly decide whether or no a color was
'H becoming, When you do chance to have
an unbecoming tone the effect can be
modified by using white or cream near the
race White for blondes and cream for
brunettes That is a point which all Wo-
men would do well TO remem ber only the
fairest and best-cared-for blondes should
risk ivory white. All others had best
Cling to cream tints.
Dark green, blues and puppies must
#heVer be attempted by women who have
q dark circles under their eyes, or whose
faces have a tendency of hollows. Such
. women need flame red for instance.
red-haired woman had best shun all
the reds. Though missing some beautiful
shades' l think she has a wider range
20 select from than any other type, unless
~ Is the brilliant brunette.
Fale or dellcate-looking women seldom
look well in any of the srays, tans or
lawns unless they are very skillfully
combined with warm colors.
VI course, no woman whose hair has
tne slightest suggestion of gold or sun
shihe should wear yellow next it. Moth
ING taxes away the color and luster so
conpletely Various shades of red and
INC hghter blues look well; then, of course,
"iilte or bit of bright purple, but other
Hcolors-Wen, l think it safest for the ma
'orlty to avoid using them in the hair"
The responsibilities of parents seem to be
Increasing Formerly when a child was
IoIh with pug nose and grew up with
ne same style of nasal appendage the ia
- ana mother were sorry dc the nose
f'u please, but their conscience was
#edsy' Likewise if their young hopefuFs
dIs We're of the aspect which is deficately
aIleo alert they We're grieved but not re-
u Is no such easy going for parents to-
sg ~ says writer In the New York Sun.
lung character is somewhat out of
- III these days of newfangled child
Nr'ute' but moulding noses has supplied
49, ne" outlet for parental energy. "A tiny
i, muse says one authority, may be
yea and much improved In shape II
an De enlarged by gentle but persistent
a99"se 1t can also be heightened by a
n e,IeS OF gentle pulls, Steadily and contin-
q 99usV applied" This authority. however.
n,t,l that he should hesitate at the nose
an. IN the case of boys, as they gener-
q 80 sel plenty of it sooner or later. "a
- - 100 generous in size" he continues.
on NraS De compressed by means of an in
q Il ais mule instrument of good deal like
Nc, VI1Hespln. If properly applied it can
II Az, mJure the nose, as it acts sinnrv nv
w illShing the flow of blood TO the nose :,
Il NOV. course the ear question is settled
Nv ro"' II person grows up in this day and
\ 1o a 'on with outstanding ears he will
- hoerty TO rise up and cali his par
Il 80 sunless, to say the least Another
-, go 70 which painstaking parents are in
4 ,L 49, 10 gave their attention is the care of
VIC EYEBROWS. A judicious and persistent
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