Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-16
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ARTS, Oct. 24.--The eNtraYa.
gance Snf women! How mer
love to make this a purely
feminine trait! But womcr
through all ages have had to bear the
opprobrirm of being stamped eXtrava-
giant creatures and this winter, If they
pretend to keep up with the dress
movement. they arc bound to deserve
the epithet, But in no way are they
more cXtravagant than In their good
looks. There, messieurs. arc you not
disappointed? Women waste their vi
tally and consequently their good
looks to deplorable degree. and this,
in my opinion, is the only direction in
which they are not justified in being
cStravagant. II is a common thought
hat illness brings a score of worries
into woman's life, but it happens
more often that worries bring Il score
of illnesses.
Women worry and brood over little
things that are really entitled to no
more than an i1stants reflection. and
ifsthero is any doubt as to the truth of
this study any4croWd of faces and see.
how MANY have q habitual expression
OF peace or even contentedncss. Guilt
waiting a good expression OF face is q
legitimate occupation for women and
so subtle is the connection between
mind and body that an effort honestly
cxerted to improve the expression will
have salutary effect upon the char
actcr itself. The lines of expression
arc All infallible index OF the character.
but lines of advancing age must not be
confused with lines of character. A
womans mirror should be the only
friend from whom she can bear the
truth without wincins. Let her con
suit 1t every day. not Tor the purpose
Of being battered, but TO learn what
faults may be corrected. Many of us
fall into habits OF expression which no
friend would dare 10 mention for fear
Of hurting our feelings. People of nerv-
Gus temperament easily take up these
habits, such as screwing up the lips
whom sewing, reading Or. thinking.
Slowly, but surely each limo you wear
worried look natures artist graves
o1le degree deeper the lines which the
unpleasant expression has made. Moth
ing is more noblN expressive than the
clear, woll formed brow 1t should not 4
wrinkle until late III life, perhaps
never. IL properly cared fol. Yet 1t is
SO impresSionable that it is the first TO
adopt an unnatural expression The
most frequent way that brows so
astray is TO assume the surprised look.
Tho wise girl will therefore enter upon
a preventive course of treatment that
aWill actually stay tho results OF the J
liubd of time for many years and IN
@the long ril, reduce to minimum It's |
unrricndly influence There are lots Of /
means by which old Time may be i
cheated at. his own game. but should | 4
attempt 10 Tell them this fashion letter |
would become q beauty talk
Paris is not 'tnt home vet, and no
Partisan would own to being back in +
town. although houses arc open and .
people are seen hurrying furtively 10
Keep appointments ut their dressmalt i
Etrs but 10 one ever salutes any one.
although every one recognizes every +
ono else and knows Of each others re- +
turn. Many Gre, indeed. quite settled I
for the winter, vet they will not be <
seen until the middle of December. 1t /,