The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-02-11
ENeLAND's BEAUTY SHOW.
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one frosty day last month King Ed
ward was sitting by the BEDSIDE OF Mrs.
Paget. Mrs. Paget lay Ill OF broken
hip. two fractured knee caps, a broken
ann and internal injuries. Nevertne-
less. with American pluck, she was
dropped up in bed acting the part OF
.nCslcSs.
Il have been thinking these long
days." said she, "of the hospitals ana
me good work they do. And l have
been wishing we could do something for
The suffering poor
There is The hospital fund, said his
majesty.
NE ought" said Mrs. Paget, Ito hold
a beauty tournament for the benefit of
The fund We might call it a great
medieval tournament
Capital said the king.
Ana we would need a queen of beau
~"
quite so, Mrs. PageG and whom
would you select"
Il would select the Duchess of Suth-
erland Us being a typical English wo-
man and a great beauty"
An idea worthy your clever brain, "
agreed the king. And after an hours
chat during which the details Of the
plan We're worked out. the king depart
cd. And such was the beginning of the
great medieval tournament which is to
uc held in London next June, ana for
which rich Americans are now buying
seats at $3.50 each.
The Duchess of Sutherland Will prob
ably be its queen. unless another and
more perfectly equipped beauty arises
between now and that time. If another
ie chosen there is to be no i'll feeling
on cipher side. for all will agree that the
queen" must have certain character
istics.
She must be English born and Eng
lish bred.
She must be q typical English woman.
She must be a great beauty.
And she must be popular.
Who will combine all these traits and
viii combine them in the most perfect
way? Such is the question which Eng
fish women are asking themselves and
each other. Thus far all lay the laurel
upon the head OF the Duchess of Suth-
erland
Whoever is chosen, she will be lovely,
for the English woman has certain
points Of beauty which are her own and
which are not shared by many other
women in the universe. While not of
classic beauty, she is vet wonderfully
handsome woman and with a beauty
that is particularly her own.
The English woman eXcels in COM
pleNion. Her skin is perfectly smooth
and clear.
The English woman is ahead of all
others in color. Not even the rosy
checked Irish girl is the equal of the
English woman in the matter of rudy
checks. she has the complexion of
Child Al play. high and beautiful.
English women are noted for no less
tEm nine distinctive beauty features,
Which begin with a good complexion.
he English complexion is perfectly
clear without pimples or blemishes.
The English skin is cream and white
never gray or dull.
The English eyes are sparkling; there
Is something absolutely lustrous about
Item. They have the look that lies in
q chilo's eyes when it has just awak-
o1ed from sleep.
The English lips are red. They may
hot be as beautifully formed as the lips
GA u FrenchWoman. But they are of
better color.
The English mouth looks like a cher
~! The tongue is red, the interior has
lFat peculiar glow which is the glow of
health, but which no sickly woman ever
has,
The English teeth are hard and white.
English dentists make little money
compared TO American dentists. They
o' not have as many Filings nor do
l3eN have one-half the annual amount
o1 patching English dentistry is called
iba'. But it is not crude. The fact is
mat the English dentist does not re-
44Ie the finished art of the American
u'ausJ The English woman has teeth
mat seem built to Go the work of mas
coating her food. while the teeth of the
-.AeAcan woman are frail and brittle
Inc English shin is hard and fine. and
'..Il. II is not of the 1abby description.
ana the pores are finer.
I'D addition to these things the Eng
"7a woman has q vigor of her own, a
certain dash which is characteristic of
'tf. She enjoys long walks, and she
S'o- out, rain or shine.
WHAT is the secret of the English
"onlans wonderful vitality" asked
NlIl. one Of a travelling Englishman.
ne secret said he Ties in their
VIVID homes. The English woman
you'd never in the world think of
N'epmg in the atmosphere in which
-"u Americans live. She sleeps in a
-""in that is almost down TO freezing.
she bathes in cold water and she sits in
cool apartment during the day. Then
Sac walks out a great deal.
j he English woman said he. while
beautifully dressed, is less fond OF
dress than an American woman. and
me result is not difficult to behold. She
mas more time TO put upon herself.
While the American woman is doing
fancy work the English woman is out
Seeing the sights.
noticed" said he, "in walk
through your parks that your womsn
seldom or never take the air i'm this
manner When the American woman
gees out she goes to shop. She hurries
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