The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
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 ssThe first need Of the debutante. as. indeed, of any woman who values her rood iooks,e said the beauty expert ssis to learn to look young. My work, then. Ia Go prescribe long walks to keep her esIln and to teach her how , ko make her grooming apsoiuteiy per Rsck. In face, the hands. and even she feat, must be kept in the pink of condition 1t requires some sacrihce of time. this perfect grooming. but IS sk not worth whflss sF A
 aAn older woman may require late beauty sfeep, but the young xWoman Just cut of boarding school must rise ~ 2 every morning. take a brisk hvs-mhs tweik. win only a glaes of milk to for- sisy her, ana return to her colo tuo and a good. plain breal<fast. For the agesulks to be attained are, nfst tne 'easity erect carriage of slender bou- syant body. together witha hishs proud ssrectness e ths hesd. aud. secondly: la sprightiinsss of movement that
 .sThers ia also an exercise of the neck which makos for beauty. It is that pracfined ix East India, where the depomk stand every niHhf with their backs to the setting sun and try turning their heads completely around untii they san salute It's last rays with eheir fuii faces. The exercise gives one a weli-defned chin and a slenderness Of throak ct the same time Ahat # raanapulatss the coliarbones out of
 aThsn the dsbutante must look most difiruit things in the world to acquire. and 1t is stili mere didicnlt fe hold. A box Of chocolate creams eaten at tha wrong time will make 1he pnsttsest elsi 1snitOw. A rarehit taken at an indiscrset moment wtiI make her completion ugly. The de- busants must learn to eat only when ! If she is Of delicate type she will want to reAden her cheeks. Of course xpuga b tfznpoaeihle % she takes a little 6-cen4 ecrubhing brush of the kind one gets at the kitchen counter In shS basement of the department lstores and scrubs her oneeks. sns short Of removing the cuticie.
 s1se past es the body ls q better in- aaK to age than the hands. The de. nutAnfe must. therefore. have fresh, xossn9 hands. Aka7o I have often seen ne&wona. irritable MAnds. The perfectly xr0ofaed uebutaIAta Will keep hera nlufap by moisture and wsaiks by rastAg
 .xTo tAll her Co wear Gl0vea aurtna elesnfnm hears, In the gloves there cen he n itttlo soxfeninE paste. When ew&lxe sue can use thin suede gloHss ehmt will not bother her, and in these she may read. study ana i've .... of inEailacsualtty. Once upon time ;mn eligible old chap said to mother; ssYour daughter has q aweptly inteliee- itual hand. | discernsd mentality the minute saw tt.s
 ssTfs hand wac one had spent most nf the day whitenings, pinking and gh1aAnieurlng. tinted the palms rosy. and the anger tips as pink as rose petal; the nails vera dslieate pearl tint and there was q creamy tone to tehe back Of the hand. Truly I did not shink of lntellecf as I finished her hands. bus the masculine mind. always quick to detect mental qualities. saw ss.<igssM 4k fseaaMi ia kha nPaffv nnRor tips. ."--BoAton Hetald.
 ssuss. HAmRma GIVES
 TIMx RsHMGCA BOYkfN
 SUMPnxaE PARTY.
 A particularly interesting affair of Asou6ay was the surprise birthday par- ty that Klfa. Edward o. Harper gave her small neighbor and favorite, r. year.old Rebeeca Marks Boykin.
 The hostess had asked Col. and Mrs CharleG Pollock. Mir. and Mrs. Burwell Boysin, the grandparents and parents of the little guest of honor. also Mr. and Mrs. George Lindner. the latter being Rebecca's godfather as we'll as pr. and Mrs. Charles Pollard. Mrs. Richard P. Daniel of Florida. Mrs. Henry Seymour. Miss Seymour, Miss Annie Laurie seibela. Mrs. Mary Whit York. Mrs, pr. Stevenson, Mrs. ". R. Maxwell. Mrs. Jenny Cary. Miss Mat ffe Mary. Mss Dolly Kirk. Miss Mary Burke Miss 5anette Hurter and Miss Jean Craik to come to her home at 8 oc1ock and have a cup of tea. No hint was given of natal daya. or small ladies of a twelve-month'B age on the program. The bidden guests appeared promptly in their afternoon visiting clothes, some with picture hats and di- reeoire gowns Ia mode. and all in ehelr best bkb and tucker. What was Aheir surprise upon arrival to be re- weived by the hostess assisted by the little guest of honor, also In her best party clothes having been smuggied by Btratgey from the BoylSin into the Harper home. %e
 The floral decorations were white carnations. the February birth flower. The table was dainty picture with It's birthday cake. from the centre of which issued out of an embroidered rose-bed the one tiny candle. At each ssnrnar of the table was a silver can-