The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Inc mt s,.,.--~iI, Woman in i>,idnn is
Mrs George KSprei
People who admire tie English beauties
and wonder how and why they are 80
beautiful can study Mrs Hcrrei
One who VAS n member Of house party
which included Mrs. ke?pei in i:z num-
hrr, gives tbs record Of her day-in
which can douh;lc.s be found the secret
of Mrs Kcppei's beauty
Mrs. Eeppel IL always IN tho move
She II no: restless. but she ~ th. secret
Of motion. She never keeps still. Her
manner Il that Of grand d1me. fti!i Of
rcpose. but she goes from luncheon TO
luncheon. from tea to tea. from drive 10
drive. wiirou: stopping. She II the most
ambitious woman in London.
Mrs. Keppers hal: II always prsttiiy
dressed she does IL every day In q nen
way. A lady who has known her since
is6. declares that she never saw Nrs.
KeppIe with her hair dressed the snrne
way two consecutive days. This makes
her always look rev. There IL no same
nees about her. Infinite variety Is the
best term. Mrs. kepps! always strikes you
as something out of the ordinary. some
thing which you have not seen before.
Her hair n her chief beauty. II is a
brown gold. This means that II is not
tawny. that II IL not yellow. that II is
not green. but n briGht brown with gold
lights running throuah H.
1t has another attraction. II IL always
hufYy. Fluffy hair IL 1eii-croomed hair
II n light 10 the touch and light to the
fingers. II looks "a though IT were sham
poocd frequently II sets out srourI the
head In Al aureole- Nothing bat frequent
and very fhe washing could keep tho hair
IN this condition.
The next Charm which this woman
boasts-the next In point Of genuine at
tractiyercss-is = eprtxhtIy manner. She
has . positive genius for appearing NJ
ways in good spirits. Her manner. while
very far from kittenish. Is always that of
the woman who IL in good humcr. Her
eyes can smile. Eyes that can smile are
great attraction to any man.
TT r. this which endeared her tn the
then Prince Of waIes. Now. as King Ed
ward. his Majesty enjoys nothing more
than accepting a weekend invitation TO
Q country house. which - TO include Mrs.
Keppei in its list.
''KinG Edward eaid Of her: She 10 al
ways good natured. I like eood-natured
women. You always know how and where
you are going to ind them
'Of Mrs. Keppel. Queen Alexandra said:
I don't think ever saw a woman Who
acted on me % nearly like wine I meet
her and I come away cheerful. MY car
riage passed hers the other day and her |
very bow put me feeling aii right with the |
world. Her eyes Anils at you so cordi- |
ally
ALL FOR A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.
"when Mrs. Keppci came to America t. |
see Sir Thomas Upton ail for the cup
she left . crowd OF mourners behind her.
The night she arrived home the King kave
q restaurant dinner 70 her.
And all because che knows how 70 act l
~ though she felt good naturcd And he
cause she has the trick Of putting every. l
body in good humor. She makes sou /
FED m though you we're alive ard happy. |
But she IL a pretty woman and she knows
how to value beauty. II Is way shove i
par.
Mrs. Keppel has her beauty tricks ana
her beauty secrets. not TO mention her /
beauty arts. And here they are as con-
hded to woman friend-a sort OF WOMAN /
to- woman secret:
Don't get out OF sorts. II you feet out /
OF sorts. act just as though you felt AL /
right II you can't act all tight. stay home.
Don't 60 out feeling and looking. and act
Ing as though you were worn out
Never be tired. II is no compliment 70
your hostess who wants you TO be enter.