The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
NINE. MAKEM-UP'S PARLOR.
MRS. DOBLEY VISITS 1T AND PAYS
FOR HER TEMERITT.

EfnctenCy
May BE Questioned in View of Mrs. Doh
iey's Experience and That of Her Friend.
Too many women" said Mrs Dobley over her
tacup. simply throw away their husbands
affections by their own neglect"
"Oh. there's no doubt Of that" said Mrs. Van
Ripper. "A woman feels that she's married.
aud that's tho end of everything. She let's her
self GO, even tho most particular Of us do"
Do you notice that widow is never like that"i
said Mrs. Dobley. There's Cora Cleverly. Sho
keeps her hair touched up with that Titan red
bronze that is so becoming TO her When Tom
ClcNerly was alive her hair was pretty enough
brown, but when she became a widow she de-
cided that touch of that coppery brown pottery
color more attractive TO nine men out OF ten"
/ know now Ora Cicverly keeps looking 40
we'll" said Mrs. Van. She spends one day each
week bcauufying."
'Beautfying?'
YES And know where she goes to Nine
Mnkrm ups, and she gets made over Just like
new You have no idea how they improve one.
Uut of course. a woman doesn't care 10 go and
meet other women; all sorts OF women 60 you
know and then you get tho reputation Of making
IN Cora Cleverly is one OF the sort Of women
who simply doesn't care She said the other
night at dinner, that II beauty was only skin
deep she knew a lot Of women who ough to change
their skins She thinks remarks of that sort
funny, when they are only last" Then. looking
at her watch she added: Il think Ill drop in at
Cons and and have a cup Of tea. Don't for
ye, that you and Mr.. Doblcy dine with us to-
morrow night at s. By-bye."
Next morning Mrs Dobley started out with con-
siderable mystery. without mentioning her destina-
ton or the hour at which she would return. She
travelled downtown and then across to one Of the
l., Il. ali
reached high brown stone dwelling. Then
she gave one hasty glance right and left and
b,lted up the steps
Nine Makem-up"' she said family TO the
neatly aproned maid who opened the door In
answer TO her ring
For a consultation" asked the maid.
Ell -yes"-- said Mrs, Dobley, nervously: "for
a consultation"
The maid ushered her into an Office that looked
like the boudoir OF fairy queen II had series
ut little cabinets screened of by swinging mirrors
hung with silk in delicate shadcs-blue, pink
yellow and violet Nine. Makem-up was
p stately looking person in creaking black taffeta,
who looked as though she might take some Of
her own reduction powders To advantage. She
had diamonds to her knuckles and her complexion
was creamy white, Just tinged with rose pink
on the cheeks She gave one the impression
been constructed for gaslight only.
You wish TO consult me-" she said, sweetly
indicating a chair and seating herself opposite
Mrs Dobey. about treatment"
Yes" said Mrs. Dobley; Il wish you Toto
tell me what require to improve my appear
nnCc'
q always suggest full course said Nine.
Makem-up "for ladies who are beginning.
After that the beautiiation process is easier"
\ course" asked Mrs Dobley.
Yes; week Of Turkish and Russian baths;
th' preliminary toning up takes about woek."
Oh Just wished to have something done to-
You can have very little done in day said
VIII q I;s tIsyerly come, here ono day zach
Nine Makem up, but the lady you mention
has taken the full course. Why. l reduced her
twenty pounds to begin with. and trained her
"Usrnose?'
On, yes we do that for many ladies when tho
Is in your case madame" said the Goddess of
Beauty, suiling at Mrs Dobley. You muslin mind
ears ought 10 sit back closer to the head Then
'H4 eyebrows n@c1 snaTHE badly So,-o,
=, on yes M tisthe very newest thing We arch
tn eyebrow delicatcly.. You have no idea how il
improves ne face. Mrs; Cleverly has her eye
What would il all COST" asked Mrs Dobley.
one hundred dollars in advance for the pre-
llminary treatment Then our artists study
y"lr fa;, AMI figure AMI decide what is best, said
Mn MaErm up, blanlIy. I'VE train the feat
hair All eyebrows Wa can enamel the skin so
talti will stan the sun and rain We turn you
weekly is, all that is required to keep you in
Thorough"
,, "R'2?ar,, said Mrs D?2S'gsy put what can l
r1np.hr c'lr'' ! should like TO consult my
husband
You maze great mistake. madam, to get any
mNr $ opinion on this, So manv men associate
mites with injurious compounds forgetting tn at
n,Sa Laws We have hygcnlc powders rouges and
What can have don" right away" asked
Ms D'Slry anNiouslv, taking of her hat
Slpnt suggest that you have one Of our
NJ" b,c,nilglv, Int first let me beg Of you 10
~ face st"amIng aud massage; then have
tl'rTrhrows shaved aud the lashrs clipped After
MryGIcal have manicuring and hand massage,
MN'l b'sutiheS aud causes dimples to appear on
~ hand; We straightcn fingers and make
tl'Or bp'r proportion
Wn'T3 tGnIhcd bell and nd tall hands %T
",l' Nthlngs," said Nine. Makemup; "one Of our
1T s. This lady, Miss Sellemhings." said she.
NSlS litc superficial Identifying for some
~ FUNCTION TINS evening.
Ten til" beauty doctor left her to Miss Selem,
ing &C, AMI went out 20 greet another Gus
49, nlmh'r Of women wcre undergoing face
ST. nns in"ir faces buried in towels and strange
"'H1S machines from which steam gushed
- Til - was an oi,. Of perfume In the air
Mlru was hot and Sirkly. Mrs Dobley was
pa! IN Chal- aud her head aud neck swathed
~ ~ anrln AM towel \ girl smeared her face
W'h nos, c,lo:ed paste, and held it in one OF the
NH,"' ma hines until II WAS quite moist warm
All dl,i EreraNlo Then Miss Selemthings ap
~! with several little camcl's hair brushes In
he hands
- NJ sIST,S," 81" said; that YOU purchase
on . a. CrnnleNlor brushes After a steam
inT'1's,lu g'tsa much more disagreeahe texture
man II was originally unless YOU use this brush
%, n.gJi h'ft-h rNu'ing Only dollar'
G Very well" sad Mrs Dobley. meekly. Miss
N''eNhlngs smiled upon her Il never saw
sl,l an tuproycm mt" she said, after ono treat
mH7t, come with me
S1r lei Mrs D,bley into another room. and
cav h,r u Swedish girl in big white apron
wa began to ku"n1 her face as though il were
nlNy With vertical strokes over the brow and
anCtcuInr sween Of thumb and toreinger about
NEE 'es and firm pnchng at the corners of the
mouth, she proceeded over Mrs Dobleys face
NnllS1c thought IL would never end
Vne1 Miss S'll"nthings appeared with little
Guns Jug III her hanl. How do you feel now"
81" asked
wv skin stings awfullv," said Mrs. Dobley III
nee' all puckcred up as though il were too tight
That is ALWAYS the effect of the first massag
sal GaIl IA iporc md have ma s