The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-05-29
The Woman Beautiful.
Ways Of Looking Attractive in The Evening.

Since the worlds history began vanity has been the at
tribute of feminnity In the days when time was no OBJ
iect the ladies bathed and massaged, perfumed and
nonted themselves during the greater part of the dav
he0ldng their charms IN mirror of FURNISHED steel or
n the depths of clear pool.
Today these things are still carried on more hurriedly
il true, and with up-o-date appliances and the vanity
rardonabe, for where is the woman who hac entirely
the desire to look pretty no matter what may be her
The old lady who has nearly reached the allotted span
careful about the arrangement Of her sivery reses
as her granddaughter her coffure for her first ball
But it Is only within the last few years that women
have begun to take intelligent interest in the of ap
leaing well on all occasions 1t is comparatively easy
matter present credtable appearance during the day
time with the assistance of shady, befowered hat and
fy ruches about the neck; evening is the time that is
the most trying, especially to the womari who has
uased her first youth The uncompromisng severity OF
dead-back evening gown for example, requires plump,
werounded neck and arms bright eyes, clear skin and
z we'll groomed head Without these, it is eXtremeyl
hard tC'year giving aged, haggard appearance max
Ing the eyes dull, and emphasizing every defect. One
thing to be noted when wearing black in the evening is
always have tiny frl Of lace chiffon peeping from
the edge of the corsage to soften the outline black you
will but dead white, fol it will tinge with yellow
the prettiest neck; cream-white for blonde and de-
cided ecru for the brunette
For the wealthy woman, whose will allow visit
beauty parlor the way easy; but many women pre-
carry out the treatment in the privacy of their own
homes For the benefit of such, given the following
helpful hints: In the first place. wash the face and neck
thoroughly in hot water with good soap and flesh
ward direction Next rub in little good face cream
This will smooth out the lnes and the massaging will
bring the blood right up under the skin and produce nat
a healthy color Attend to the hair while the face alb
serbs the cream If the hair be plain the hot iron
must be resorted to in order that shall be perfectly be-
coming Brush out and rub it between the hands to-
make it fluffy separate the hairs from another and
then take the not too hoand it all over each
strand separately; again brush well to give glossy ap
pearance and gather up loosely.
The perfumed haircap has become very popular with
fashionable women and of these easily be fash
oned at home Make a cap of silk somewhat after the
stve of Dutch bonnet Between the two layers of silk
put a thin sheet OF cotton batting with sufficient quant
ty of sachet powder using the perfume always
When you find perfume to your taste, stick to it; it is
more refined than having all sorts of about your
garments If it is violet, it in toilet water talcum
and face powders and sachet POWDER also violet ammonia
for the bath.
To return the subject of the hair cap place the
head and allow the perfume to permeate the hair and
here we may mention another fancy of the the
perfumed harpin This consists of harpn with ball
top which when squeezed allows minute quantity of
perfume to escape into the hair and is quite easy
matter for woman to pat coifure and at the same
time press the head of the pn After the cap has been
worn for little while the hair may be dressed in the
style most becoming to the Wearer.
Next apply alcohol to the ps this old cutice
and by stimulating the activity of the skin gives them
good color Next treat the eyebrows by rubbing them
with almond oil and vaselne melted together wping off
the superfiuous grease. Paris Modes.