Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-19

for beauty bees. ANY Noiieh
glances at herself in the
glass during the process OF shahi-
POO knows that it would be terrible
thing had woman never graduated
from primitive methods OF wearing
her hair in pigtails or adCanins her
self with a blanket and a string OF
beads, like squaw.
Tasteful dress and general care OF
oneself are the making Of woman
SO far as external appearances go.
There's many well-dressed woman
who is neither beautiful nor interest
ing. but that's another kettle OF fish,
to be considered SOME other time.
The writer saw beautiful Lillian
Russell one pleasant evening, the l-ll-
ian being gowned in a Most untidy k1-
memo, blond hair mussed nnto straw
like whisps and her face frescoed with
grease paint 1t is safe to say that
Lillian at that particular moment
couldn't have drawn the last prize in
Il beauty contest. Yet-in another
moment, She was blazing forth III the
magnificent trappinss of Lady Tea
zle, bejeweled. velveted. powdered,
rugged out in elegance-and it an an
gel wouldn't have envied her, II
would be because the angel hadn't any
eyes.
So clothes and grooming amounts
to something.
1t has often been said that if a wo-
man wears good shoes and good
! gloves she may feel we'll and comfort
ably clad. But this is a mistake; :;
gloves and shoes are very necessary
accessories-fancy how we'd lock
without them-but when it comes to
deforming ourselves, just pick out a
hideous hat and you will succeed to
the limit of the law.
There are hats walking out in the
daylight that frighen children. There
are hats that would drown a brass
band when it comes to making q
noise. There are hats with dropping
plunes that look like roosters after q
battle It's terrible; really it is.
never knew how terrible it was unit
just this moment when l happened tc
say so. Amusing how an idea hit!
you.
If you think that styles mean little
in womens headgear, take out the olt
birds nest that you wore two year:
ago and make an inventory. Size III
its cargo of weather-beaten milliner.
materials and you will decide that i
would be shame to send it to th'
Salvation Army because it Nigh
drive somebody crazy. Place it Of
your own regal head, sweet lady, an
look in the glass. but have a physi
clan ready in case the sight does pros
trate you.
Well. after ALL let us be glad tha
Mrs. Fashion, grand boss extraord
nary and dictator Cf feminity is play
ing the role that humanity has give
her. Her whims keep many finger
busy building froclls and bonnets
they keep the factories running turr
| ing out fabrics and trimmings. Th
n en- and women who toll to- make tn
pretty things that women wear ma
be numbered by the tens of thou.
ards Let the husband work and bu
are many worse ways of spending hi
money, and the idea is not a bad ONT
: as long as the lady lovely remember
} that the inside of her head and the il
: side of her heart-as we'll as the e,
r terror of her body-need jewels an
: beautiful decorations.
!. Certain lines and coloring ca
for certain styles. as a generi
rule. The lean, lanky woman mus
| IlOJ wear d lcdL, ldllky udl like & Slo'
Pile, but must, instead, select q hi
that broadens the face and fills OF
the side lines. The pudgy, rolly-poll
@ dame often has a penchant for coll
polly hats, which is also a mistake.
SMALL fat hat on a big. fat count
e nance but calls attention TO facia! r.
q undity. Only the other CAY ! stw
We man with mos pronounced bea
like nose who wore hat with
Y beaklike bowsprit. which exact
n na.ched her profile. Sl,n won.e
h i1t only have no TASTE, Du iicv ii
e also bereft of any sense of hume
M ~ en- alert mind must 81, ely .iscel
SO marked a similarity of lines.
e In an interview the other night tt
g charming Miss Boland had this to sa,
S. proper dressing means much
every girl, and more especially to w
oe