The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-20

dreaded, although many persons are
heard TO say: -Oh, I don't mind them
they are character lines True. but
the face f. small, and IL one has much
character" BY and by here will De
nothing but lines 20 look at
II possible. time should be given
every morning to the following treat.
ment: Soften. cleanse and relax the
muscles By washing with a soft cloth
or sponge in warm water. Rub I'D and
back. never down. The lines OF the
face naturally tend downward. and 70
take q rough towel and wipe the face
by rubbing downward will not ONLY ac-
centuate all wrinkles. but will soon -
suit in leaving the muscles so relaxed
that little bags o. flesh will hang down
each side OF the chin. The cheeks viii
be hollow and sunken in consequence.
After wiping upward, massage the
face by gently pinching and squeezing
I it-always using the upward motion.
I never dragging a muscle downward.
I All this time the fingers are anointed
with the proper tonic or skin food
that is gradually being rubbed into the
pores. These pores ABSORB like little
mouths and they should be kept fllat
with the proper Ioou instead of with
dust an dirt.
With care fabby cheeks can be made
firm and round by this constant feed
ing Of the pores and rubbing upward
Note how lines about the eyes run.
then rub them out. Many of them are
superficial, and when scarfskin is re-
moved the wrinkles viii be no more.
any tonic that Will build up a loose
skin will kill wrinkles. for. as a gen
eral thing. they are only the result OF
habbiness. The fatty substances have
been destroyed, perhaps by face wash.
Many Of these preparations close the
pores and deaden the face until il
looks Ike yellow paper mask.
Just as soon as the skin shows
signs OF age mix thirty-six grains CT
turpentine with three drachms of wa.
ter and apply the lotion at night. For
some this preparation works beautiful.
y. FOR others it does not. 4 generally
successful mixture, however. is one
drachm OF alum and one ounce of
glycerine in pint OF water.
Agan, some women cannot use 11vc-
crime in any form. In that case the fol-
lowing cream maybe tried: One once
OF wool fat, one once white fat one
ounce spermaceti, one ounce olive oiI
onefourth ounce camphor gum. The
camphor gum should be dissolved IN
the oil; add everything else; warm nm.
III the mass is melted, then beat until
cold Use the cream on retiring. The
WOOL rat restores the fatty substance
10 the empty tissues and helps to make
the skin firm and heanny.
A mixture of tannin one once rose
water five ounces. glycerine two
ounces, applied with camels hair
brush. is said to be wonderful in its Of
feet in removing age lines.
Mrs. Louisson of Nuuanu avenue
and Bates street gave a delightful
luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
Grlnbaum. The table was beautifully
decorated with orchids.
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Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch, Miss Harriet
Hatch and Miss Jessie Kaufman ar
rived by the Picking on Wednesday
Mrs. Hatch is looking very well.
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The coming charity ball will he
quite the social event of the season
and il all the plans are carried ONT !.
VIII be a most brilliant affair. Mrs.
James B. Castle. Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch
MRS. Swanzy, Mrs. Alan White and
Mrs A. q. Halves, Jr.. have been
asked to serve on the reception com.
mittee.
Governor and Mrs. Dole returned
from Luakaha on Thursday to their
residence on Emma street. Mrs. Dole's
health is much better. but she will "a.
main in seclusion for some time vet
MISS May Damon makes quite a pret
" picture as she drives along the road
win her scarlet coat, high cart and
tast trotter. She has been much I'D.
mired in eastern cities and is certain.
ly a great addition to the younpar cot
OF society buds.
MISS Widdifield gave dinner party
thursday evening. the guest of honor
being Miss Pierce of Albany. N. Y.
A dainty luncheon was given nv
Mrs. s. Allen at Waikiki Wednesday
Covers were laid for ten.
DIR. Beemen. of chewing gum fame
Is IN Honolulu for little visit. He is
said to be most original and entertain.
ing.
Mr.. Paul Neumann and Mrs. Hasson
nave gone to San Francisco for n short
trip Mrs. Neuman is still at Waikiki
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Mrs. Swanzy entertained at lunch
con few friends thursday.
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Among those who left for the Coast |
on the China We're Mr.. and Mrs. Ne.
Miss kathleen Cartwright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce and Miss Pierce.
Mrs. 4. A. Wilder and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Grinbaum.
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The second Egry recital will take |
place at the Hawaiian Opera House |
Thursday evening. January Gath. Mr..
and Mrs. II. VI. Mott-Smith. Miss Wood |
ana Miss Barber will assist Mr.. Egry.
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Mr.. J. Lovette Rockwell. who used
to sing so delightfully."- for US at the
Opera House, has gone TO the Orient |