The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-11-02
THE WOMAN BEAUTIFUL

nearer heaven.
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THE WOMAN BEAUTIFUL
Let every woman strive for a beau.
ty which all will recognize as being
genuine. through and through. That
which is superficial will fade and pass
raway. leaving a flood Of disappoint-
ments and unhappy memories. while
the true beauty will prove a Joy
forever" She who possesses this
gift will be blessed. And yet it is
not a gift. for beauty represents the
ultimate result of sincere striving
for the best in life, for the noblest
N character. sweetness of grace and
purity CT soul. Every woman may
possess these divine attributes if she
will: The way is open and mankind
will smile approval If she chooses to
become the woman beautiful. The
woman who thinks" will shape her
life to this course and will call to her
aid the supreme source of strength
and observation-disclosures.
SHE IS A CLEVER WOMAN.
Who can I'LL the hostess part to
perfection.
Opinions differ as to what consti-
tutes an ideal hostess, but according to
. number of women who went over
the question over the teacups at .
tea here r some of the indispensable
qualities she must possess.
She must make you feel individual
~ that you are the favored guest. M
She must make you feel perfectly
at home.
She must see everything and yet
possess the art of seeming to see
nothing.
She must never look bored.
She must always be able to keep
the conversational ball rolling.
She must never let any one be Slight
ed or overlooked.
She must know just WREN to ask
the amateur musician to display his
or her talents.
She must be perfectly unselfsh
about her OWN pleasure.
She must not neglect her guests
and at the same time must not give
them too much Of her own society. .
WOMEN EXPERTS AT SKETCHING.
1t has been at last discovered that
women in general are very much more
at sketching and. drawing than
men. and in art schools three-guar-
ters Of those who succeed are women. |
Young girls, who have only the small !
est amount of talent, generally make
. success of it, and it is not wholly |
done by their teachers, bu. by their |
nntiring perseverance and steadfast. |
mesa.
A woman artist is decidedly more
clever and artistic than men, al |
though q majority Of the world-famed |
artists of today are men. Women have
succeeded in the heavier lines of
art work, but they are far ahead in
ne lighter one. There are many
young girls who have not yet made
their debut, but the public will be
surprised when they do. The men
have heretofore had all the opportuni.
y. but that will soon end when these
women r graduated from the differ
ent art schools.
A good line Of art is the fashion
sketches. which pay very well. II one
. al all expert. business well be rush.
ng and more orders than a be filled
Will be the outcome of the dihicult
'tudfes. It IL undoubtedly q womans
business, the fashion sketching-but
men have entered that
ield time and time again. Women
VII some day take their rightful
places. and will undoubtedly do the
york justice.-New Haven Register.
CARE OF BABY'S EYES.
II more attention were paid to the
baby's eyes and less to its dresses or
perambulator, future diseases Of the
BYE would be avoided. The treat
ment. OF lack Of It. that IL accorded
he eyes OF babies Is one Of the
worst. It IL not surprising to see
many babies lie blinking In the bright
glare Of the sunlight in . tenement