The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-31
HOW TO HAVE PRETTY EARS.


HOW TO HAVE PRETTY EARS.
Marian Martineau in Chicago Tribune
To have a>pretty pink ear is a diff
! cult task for many women, but she car
! make some approach to il. She car
! have an ear that is shining, and then
| by pinching the tip of the lobe, she
| can make cha ear blush a little. 1t is
! really better 70 use just a trifle OF
rouge upon the tip of the ear, for there
| is nothing so lasting. 1t gives the cal
that delightful pink glow which was
| one of the principal charms Of the
| Gainsborough women and of all the reaI
/ beauties in real life.
! 1t is said that though Queen Eliza
beth was no beauty her ear was posi-
/ lively fascinating. Small, round, beau
| tffully tinted. and perfectly kept, it lay
! like a pinkened shell against her sallow
| face.
George Sand had no other beauty
than her ear. Marie Corelli of today
/ travels upon the beauty of her ear
Merode, little witch though she is, with
| banded head, has the loveliest ears in
Europe, and ,he queen of England is
so proud Of these members that she
could never be persuaded to let he1
hair fall over them.
prettier. and that is why artists al
ways paint little curls over the ears.
There never lived an artist bold enough
| to Law bare the ears of one of his mod
els. He always takes and twirls the
tendrils of hair around them. And
with these curly little wisps he man
ages to make The ears attractive.
Attractive ears are hard to find. Mrs.
Clarence MacGay has the prettiest ear
in society. lnless 1t be the ear OF Mrs
Jack Gardner. which is lovelier than
can be imagined. 1t lies close TO her
head and is 4 model ear for Boston
beauties to copy. The Spanish beauties
as a rule nave ugly ears, and pretty
ears are the property Of the queen OF
Italy. who would be pretty enough
without them.
Fourier appreciates her ears. and
when she is dressed for evening and for
her triumphs among her friends, she
brings them out in great relief. she
makes them rosy on the tips, she fas-
tens a sparkling Jewel upon them, and
she frames iham in q little shadow of
ringlets. when -url like tendrils around
them. They are poems. and more than
one verse has been written to them.
Women with ugly ears should make
the tins rosy. They they should band
the hair over the tops of them. Ihey
should curl little curl or two back
of the ears. and they should be careful
never to wear low necked gowns. Moth
ing shows off bad ear like a low
necked gown. 1t brings it out into posi-
tive relief.
Laura K: [ would be considered a
prettv girl # had better teeth. As
Young man said to q girl friend of mine,
THE furniture in her dining room is
not good" meaning that l had bad
teeth.
BY all means tend to the furniture
I'm the dining loom" at once. Go to a
dentist and have the work done thor
cughly and well. Try a cosmetic den
fist if possible.
G. D.: l have a husband who admires
beautiful women. l am getting wrink-
led and fat He looks at other women
and says: Why can't you look like
that?" / world give all | own to be
bile to look as ne wants me to look.
You need not dear madam, give any
thing but Won time. You can look nice
without spending more than few
cents It will cost you nothing at all
to reduce your weight. 1t viii cost you
less than 10 cents to make cream 10
take away +our wrinkles. For a frac-
ton of a dollar, you can make COM
plete set ofCbeauty lotions that will pre-
serve your complexion and your hands,
your hair and your teeth. as long as you
live.
Beautiful Pale Gray Chiffon Frock.
A pale gray chiffon b"oadcloth gown
worn by d young woman at recent
re-ption was indeed a perfect frock.
III xz-l~i a.
wax close fitting. The skirt was
one OF the same length all around,
lust escaping the floor. At the
ton il was p'aited into the figure,
the piaits being stitched down for q
distance Of rally eighteen inches and
wore cut out underneath in order not
Ia add to the size of the we'll developed
hips. The 1laits we're an inch wide at
the top and IN inch and half where
the stitching stopped and opened out
in not full folds. Six inches from the
skirts hem diamond shaped IN
eertions of heavy gray medallions ten
inches long and eight wide, the points
ioining. of Embroidery in various
shades Of gray. and with tiny quilllngs
~ gray velvet here and there, formed
a. handsome trimming.
--'ba bodice had a deep girdle of gray
eati, laid in folds that came down fuzzy
Eve inches below the waist line in the
front bv three below in the back, and
This closed at the back under double
row Of cut steel caboohons. three in
each row. The top of the bodice was
rounded out and filled with a snlrred
stock Of gray chiffon cloth embroldeTeG
=, inv snrays and vines in shaded
1rs,,e and 5nlsned at the top by fine
Tnci,ing of gray chiffon. Around the
bsee Of this stock was a fold of gray
setin and rom this in the center
dqooped a len inch flounce jabot Of gray
1biffon embroidered to match the
stock and having a deep border of
pointed embroidery
Drink Plenty of Water.
Drink glass OF water when you get