Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-04-05
THE WOMAN BEAUTIFUL.

Any girl or woman who Is handy with
her fingers, can make herself beauti-
full in adornment and IL need be can
find employment at home, for just at
the present time the uses TO which the
fingers are put are numerous.
Nearly all rich evening gowns are
loaded down with hand embroidery,
and the handmade lingerie blouse is
more in favor than ever before.
The seasons belts are many, but
the more elaborate designs are hand
made. Some are beaded, others
again ornamented with hand embrold-
cry on canvas, using the Berlin work,
either in silk or fine cotton.
Braiding in combination with en-
broidery is shown on all materials
from broadcloth TO chiffon, to none is
n better adapted than the popular
linens. The two in combination give
a very effective trimming, demanding
the expenditure OF small time. The
crocheted button, too, is much worn.
There is an innovation even in the
embroidery used on the table. AZ is
now a blending both in design and
color-tone to harmonic with the
china Scarcely can an accessory to
the home, or dress be found, where the
finger-tips cannot, by their own work,
add value and beauty.
This also is true OF another inn
portant factor. in woman's road TO
good looks 1t too. is paved about
by the untiring energy of the mar
velously clever hand.
Recently noticed this head line.
Maxine Elliott. Her Everlasting
Heavenly Beauty, will 1t never
change" Not a streak of gray is
found in her hair, the roses are on
lips and cheeks, form superb. Born
So they say. Certainly, but Just as
truly kept so by the use of human
hands. She has devoted her time 10
the culture of the appearance. BE
natural not mada-up the rosy, joyous
happy face of the school girl which
yreets YOU. Take daily exercise in
the omen air. sleep with window open
Rattle daily. stimulate the skin from
head to heel, never neglecting TO go
through some exercise whlch VIII
keep the muscles in order
Rich or poor, never let yourself go
do that which is best for yourself
then be natural.
Do not overdress for to be trump
ish in dress Is ,self-murder 50 iar a.
appearances go, nor is it at all nee
essary to spend fortune on CLONES.
nor vet to have a great quahtlty VI
garments unless you have money 10
spend: follow fashion not too CLOSELY
never be out of fashion by wearing
that out of her current whim, yet
never fall into her latest, else When
She changes her mind you are out OF
it. -.
Do your best-then dismiss sell
from the question. Never was there
an age when woman could do more
to develop and aid nature than now.
The culture of beauty has been APP
preached from many sides-the SEN
sible-and hygienic, One of woman
chief missions is to charm and please
in her own personality as well as by
mind and manner. A good appear.
ance is the best introduction and real
beauty the master key.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. W. E. Hankin is in Douglas
visiting with Mrs. Lewis Brown.
The Bridge Whist Club will meet
with Mrs. Cunningham next meeting.
Miss Alice Odam is a guest of her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Charles Odam, OF
Higgins Hill.
Mrs. Britt left Thursday morning
for Chicago, where she joins her hus-
band. They intend making that city
their future home. Mrs. z. Marks
accompanied her as far as FL Paso.
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Neiqhborhood Club.
Mrs. F. NJ. Cole was hostess at her
Cot1frdau
ing to the members of the Neighbor-
hood Club. Whist was played without
prizes. For time it assumed the air
of a Canterbury affair. 1t was re-
quested that each gnest should relate
some tale of interest, while the re-
freshments were being served at the
card tables, W. E. Tester relating the
the best told story.
PLEASANT LUNCHEON.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Bowden very
pleasantly entertained at evening
luncheon last Saturday.
The playing of finch occupied a
large past of the time-aside from
that spent at the lunch tables. Misses
Anna. and Mabel Bowden furnished
enjoyable music. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas, Prof.
and Mrs. KrinbilI, Mr.. and Mrs. /. E.
MoreZ, Mr.. G. E. -Krinbill, Misses
Anna and Mabel Bowden.
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BRIDGE AT WARREN.
Mrs. F. E. Coles was hostess at
her home on Warren Avenue Wednes-
day afternoon Bridge, was played.
Mrs. Cavea keeping the score, which
ran high, many of the members
making fine records. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Mrs. w H Brophy. Mrs. NJ. ].
Cunningham, Mrs C. z. Rinehart,
Mrs I. C. McReynoIds, Mrs. w. E.
Hankfn, Mrs. w. P. Sims, Mrs S. E.
Hazard, Mrs C. n. White. Mrs. c.
L. Caven, Mrs. Hiram Schwartz, MIS-.
LUNCHEON.
luncheon was given Thursday at
Warren, by Mrs. Thomas Curry. De
Iicfous refreshments were served.
Present were Mrs. Baum, Mrs. +. G.
Hurst, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Ives, Mrs.
Krigbaum.
BIRTHDAY DINNER.
Miss Sadie Brady gave little din
ner party Tuesday night in honor OF
Mr.. Truax's birthday. Covers were
MAIZE E0n CEMHNE