The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
THE ARDUoU5 EVENING
TOILET MA1 BE PRECEDED.
BY A CUP Or CHOCOLATE
m NEGLIGEE.
ATTIRE

+ water Is added to warm foot bath.
/ This is rest1ul and refreshing.
/ Last OF all,the tace anu hands are
| washed in water sottened with a little
giycerine and rose water. The face is
| never rubbed dry; it is gently patted with
| the soitest men towels.
LINES COAArD AWAY.
!, Perhaps a tiny line appears on the
| face. she doesn't call lit Wrinkle.
/ because size has not yet reached her urst
score. Lines are caused by a thousand
and one things beside age; wrinklins
ones foIene,d Tor example. Wiien
| weighing the pros and cons Of some
! question with hat a dozen sides to It
/ The next new dress, shan it be heavens
| own blue or an adorable shade of green?
| Jack and Harry. Shall she smile upon.
one and drive the otner from her by :.
fro3n?
These momentous questions. which
& arise before one is twenty, before one Is
/ sixteen, perhaps, are liahie to leave FAINT
traces at least. upon the brow, and only
/ yield to cod cream and friction. So
!! hopelessly mixed UP are romance and
1 prose in ifei
/ The lines in the forehead, Zines Of
l. though, she calls them, are coaSeds
I away by rubbing from the lines to above
I the ears ard from the centre to ether
SIDE; an eirIozIent is used; whatever IS
Il left on the face is carefully taken Oft
i with a piece OF cotton batting.
C4&RE Oh. THE. HANDS.
BeautE's hand requires very special
/ care if it would retain its power 70
Alter washing the hands with soap
and warm WAFER they are again washed
with oatmeal and warm water; the oat-
#@ meal is suIlbeti on the hands the frte-
D ton removes every particle of dust which
would roushen the skin. and the OIL
III the meal is softening. The next pro-
Il cess in hand culture IS to manipulate
/ each hand using a good cold cream.
4 Which is rubbed ntoeaeh joint to pro-
I mote tieXibihty ard tirmness. If fingers
are not as taperin:s as fashion requires,
frequent pinchins the ends does great
s deaf toward making them lapering.
To prevent roughness and redness or
1.-The hands duet winters chilling blasts,
violet cream should he used. This is
made bv y.1eiting5 over a slow fire one
ounce OF White wax and one-half ounce
naf.,ffin: wi1en melted three ounces of
oil zof. sweet almonds are adfieu and then
she whole is stirred until cold; when
nearly cold add twenty drops Of extract
of4violet.
Fsoush hands can be made fine soft.
and beautiful by frequent applications
of this violet crea m.
OR almond oil alone is beneficial. II
bottle of glxcerin and rose water is
kept on the 6washstand and a little used
after bathing the hands they will al-#
ways be smooth and soft
When Diana is composing herself for
sIumber she places her hands by her
sides. lightly closed.
{ The last stage of the toilet has been
reached The time consumed has been
about one hundred minutes divided
something as follows: S piping the cho-
colate. Is minutes: beauty exercises. 10
minutes; brushing hair. 10 minutes:
brushing teeth Is minutes; foot bath.
81 minutes; washing face and hands.
minutes. cii!tivatng the hands 20 min
utes. Total. l25 minutes.
Two hours aud five minutes seem
IoE1g time to devote TO ones toilet But
Whatever is worth doing at all is worth
dong we'll is it not2 However it IS not
possible to take things soslaisurely: five
minutes must be taken off here and ten
minutes there. until the evening toilet
is made within q shorter time.
Time however. is not made for the
beauty seeker She must wholly dis e-#
gard the lanse of time, even length Of
DAYS in making herself SO charming, SO
sconniete that he
Who looks upon her loveiiness
Looks surely TO his hearts disaster.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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