The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-22


~ 5ags eoinr 10 secoBd-rate
restaurant fa the heart II
New York whenever she
Z there. simply 90 at i.eefsfeak ana
onions That strikes NE as comE0on-
place aud prosaic: yet. feEause = =
Rarpbsr8t sH The world speaks 81 il as
eocrntsic That's what il j. % have
eenius You can d. anything. aud the
world win look On and caH i NHosieer-
fnl Just now Bernhar'3t IS not eating
i-sfsfcak and onions. She seems % BE-
having a Eiorions time At Belle-lie-eu-
Afer. with bfr son his WIFE, her tSe
grand hildren and Sax chosen frieads,
who are waited on by eighteen servants
She lives. 80 I am told. IN an old fort
with s hat roof. which stands among
huge rocks ST the edge Of the SEA Here
she heads what she calls ''sEe &c saH-
rggc
She gets Up at 6. dresses herself in
short whife skirt. white jacket and white
helmet. and accompanied by her ten dogs
goes ont % fish for prawns. up 10 her
waist in the sea. Later on she shoots or
drives
Al 4 there is a cry Ia ieaHisFr and
she hasfens of 20 the tennis court, where
she often plays steadily until 5. at ; she
dimes. and after dinner joins in the adj
verb games, in dumb eramb0 and IN char
AIDES until bedtiTne. Just think Of play
ing dumb crami.o with Madame Sarah /,
think I would give year Of my life
for such an experience.
! suppose the secret OF her wonderful
health is the power OF thoroughly enjoy
ing herself She Is never bored and is
always occupied. She exercises every
day but does not overdo H. Regularity
RI exercise can never harm one but this
day a little and the next a great deal is
what causes exercises % do harm instead
Of good With a foundation Of good
health we can web conquer the world.
though not genius like Bernhardt-
Society queens must have good health
in order 30 bear the strain put upon
them. No one works harder than the
society woman Of our large towns. during
the ssason. and even with tho summer
fitting it is hardly better. for what is
Newport but n second New York or
I.ondong The secret Of il all is good
= hr<Jh. and this can only be gained by a
: certain regime thoroughly followed by
all those butterflies, tho they seem to
walk on air Exercise. exercise. and plen.
~ Of it-that is what makes them 50
young and fresh. If you do not believe
il. ask them. as I have. and you viii b.
told the same truth. Given n healthfu
climate. plenty OF cold water for the daily
bath. systematic exercise and no organic
disease. and good health viii follow as
naturally As the air we breath and gooC
health always means good looks
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There is no garment that require:
greater care in the selection than l.,
bathing suit. Nears ago It was almost ar
impOssihilitv for n woman 10 look wei
or even preseniahle when INDUCING in hel
sea bath Little attention was paid {,
the cut or Ga Of the bathing snit, and thu
shapeless waist. scant skirt and Ions
boomers were very trying costume fo
even the fairest woman.
Now. however. there Is no excuse fo
the average woman If she does not a
least present n trim appearance while il
bathing. There are almost as man.
varieties Of bathing suits as there ar
hall dresses. They are made In 4 create
variety Of material. and their lines ar
shaped 90 conform 10 the figure Of tn
eearer.
The following are few rules whicl
should BE observed in selecting bathin
costume
If the igure Is inclined 70 stoutnes.
especial care should be taken that Their
is ample fnllness in the skirt. In trim
ming all lines around the body should
avoided. and the material chosen shoul
ne % some dark color. preferably black o
dark blue. Stout women should invari
ably wear black stockings.
The woman of average size has great
er variety 81 STYLES to choose from. He
suit may 10 Of wine color. bright blu'
white or striped material: but. whateve
she selects. the woman Of taste and r.
hnemenf viii avoid anything conspicuous
The fayorite materials this year. a
last are serEe ard mohair. though far
mel and duck are also worn. All ms
terial should be wen shrunk before hein
made mp Cold-hlooded people should Us
either serge or flannel. as they ar
warmer. Manv. however. wear fann,
underskirts with their mohair suits.
tights are worn. boomers OF India sil
should le worn over them. An hloomer
should be made with a deep woke to avei
the extra fuliness around the waist an
hins. There are MANY WAYS If trimmin
Che suits either with braid. stitched hand
or any Of the fancy Persian borders tha
viii stand tie water. All trimming Shout
Dc laid on Eat. Flowing saShes. bow.
etc. while tbcy look very pretty. hecom
drageied and stringy after the FIRST hatl
and give the whole suit disreputab
appearance.
Infinite varieties Of stockings are worl
huf black Is always in good taste. Thel
are also manv styles Of cans and hathiu
Shoes Tor those who prefer 70 wear then
I win tell you about very pretty co
tune Which I saw.s IL was Of scarlet an
white striped ticking with a lain N
collar and helt. The former was hortiere
hy q band Of white. stitched with re-
and the skirt was trimmed with the sam
Red stockings with white polka dots WEI
worn with this costume
Another ver- pretty suit was Of win
coiored OF ciaret-red flannel frimme
with rowS 81 black Sentachc braid II
rest was 81 ercam-colered flannel and Il
how of black silk. The skirt which W.
gathered from either side 81 the fro,
gore. was butioned on the left side.
Navy blue duck Was the material u.s.
in another salt. The skirt was MAJ
Quite fun and had 3 hand on the hotto
81 wkite duck with blue polka dots. II
waist sad sleeves were laeed with HI
silk cord The stockings were of blg
and white stripes aiSe Saw auoth.
pretty bathing costume Of white ser.
with stitched hands of bright rvtt II
coiiar extended 10 the heli IN front. shcs
iBe vesi of plain nd whieh buttons
enier the collar on thu Left ssle.
The most heeasDinE lssthinx suif a.
ono which eslfr1 most s,sts,,lf-, ss-r - ~ Ala