The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-08-02


beautiful hands, and there never was
a millionaire whose wife had ugly fin
gers. When man has a million dol
lars he looks for nice pair of hands
and he will not be happy till he gets
them. A hundred instances can be
pointed out to prove this assertion
and single case to the contrary Is
not known. Women who have caught
millionaires have in every case had
the most charming Of hands. Some
times the hands have been almost
their sole claim to beauty.
Hands that have won millionaires
have been plump. expressive hands
The thin, wiry hand has few admir-
ers, The practical hand Is the one
that wins out In the race OF life.
The ideal hand for millionaire Is
the capable hand; 1t Is the hand that
can handle million as we'll as win
q million. 1t should be Of medium
size, in full proportion to the figure
and 1t should be well shaped, The
fingers necessarily need not taper. but
the nails should be long and filbert
shaped. This hand-the plump, white
hand, with its pretty pink nails-is
the hand that captivates. A man is
willing to 'Slss it, and he generally
loses NO time doing so.
Then there is the ideal childish
hand, and It must be admitted that
this is the hand that is most desirable
for 1t is so feminine. 1t is trife
| small in proportion to the body-it
looks small on account of its shape
and 1t is perfection.
The fingers are fat and they taper
to point where they are tipped with
nails all pink, with silvery moons al
the base. And the back Of the HAND
Is fat, with row of dimples alons
the tops. There are no knuckles. II
place of knuckles there Is line o.
dimples. This hand is lovely, partic
ularly II It be soft and white. But 4
| is not an intellectual hand.
Seek Women Of Brains,
The millionaire, when he goes wifi,
hunting, wants woman of brains
She need not wear them In her com
mon sense shoes and she need no
| display them in pair of aggressiv,
bonnet strings, but she must hav,
| them just the same. Millionaires wan
brains more than any other class o
men. 1t has taken brains to max,
million, and now there must b.
brains to share the million! And tn,
hand must show some intellect as wei
as the face.
The hand of Mrs. Clarence Macka,
is one of those hands you read abou
in novels 1t is absolutely perfect IL
shape and its outline shows intellect
1t Ia the even white hand of a Miner
va. Mrs. Mackay's hand reminds yot
Of a marble hand, It is so white an
so perfect. 1t is not small, but it 1
shaped in the most classic manner. |
would be impossible for the owner o
that hand to be commonplace or tame
Mrs. Mackay's hand is historic. |
was described years ago by a his
torian who wrote up her ancestress
Mrs. Kitty Duer, belle of Washing
tons day.
When Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr
| caught mllllOnhlIe WIN almost
many millions as her own the CON
ment was, HE fell in love with he
hands" They are of the little, pa
thetic type, white and helpless look
ing, like the hands OF a baby, an
almost as plump. They are groome
exqulsitely always, and malicious per
sons have. accused Mrs. Vanderbilt o
wearing gloves at night. "In no othe
way could she keep their color s.
perfect" they say. Her hands woui
be useless hands were 1t not for tn
shape OF the fingers, which are heav
where they Join the hands. When tn
fingers are heavy 1t denotes force o
character and also a good disposition
The girl with beautiful hands shoul
display them. They are her most ei
fectlve weapon. She should sho,
them Off all that is possible, and If sh
be a wise girl she will cultivate tn
trick Of having little table or stan
or something convenient upon whic