Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-03
In Woman World

there is nothing more important in
lfYins to get rid of that extra pound on
hcsh than correct breathing. The vcr-,
soiPutent do not breathe any more than
Is necessary to sustain life. stand cor
ftctiS flrst. with abdomen drawn in,
shoulders back, shoulder blades Hat
tened and chin out To cxchcisc at
nome. the body should be loosely
| clotl"d, and the room flooded with
| fresh air.
After assuming The correct position,
| practise drawing in long brcaths.
through tho nostrils, balancing the
weight upon the ball Of one foot. then
inc other. corpucnt people are often
nc;lNy walkers. coming down fatty upon
me entire length Of the foot Elasticity.
pesides adding grace 10 ones carriage.
"etS up Nibr,tory action Of tile mus
ccS iihcrS that prevent fat, Practise
,n ''i, deep abdominal breathing,
"hiic balancing, as stated above and n
pleasing change in the general contour
OF INC body will soon be noticed.
our dear ones, however they may look
10 outsiders, are always beautiful TO us
II we think of their looks at all. our
friends. too. have long passed the stage
when we appraise their looks. Looks
may lead to love, but character retains
H. We love our friends for what they
l.
perlative physical beauty /, may be
me eyes; or the mouth; or the hands
II may be the voice: the sni!s. the
laugh, 1t may be tho poisn; the walk:
INC carriage; but something We are sure
to find
Rave you ever seen in one list the
;.idteGtivcs we are wont to Use in speak
ing OF a friend? She may be pretty. at
iractivc, beautiful, distinguished de-
liPhtfrl ,hur.t,,ty,,r guu
hinS. interesting. inspiring. superb, |
splendid. glorious. She may be synlpu- |
thettc. helpful. rcstful, kindly. cordial, |
loyal, tender. For these. ana |
a hundred other ccasons. we choose our
friends. and no two Will ever agree OK
actlv in their estimate of another. Eu,
with world full of beauties of body
ana character it would seem that every
body should have host of friends tn
admire ana treasure If he have an eye
for beauty
IL one cares To make a good impress
SION. to be found attractive and bcal,ti-
ful, health is n first consideration. And
the second is plain. od-fashioncd clean
ness. healthy. clean person. neatly
lrcssed. however simply is bound to be
attractive. But the wcllsprings of
beauty are in woman's heart.
Her body's beauty is but poem
Written by God about her soul.
lei gown is the binding for the poem.
Nhich, If 1t serves its purpose truly, will
suggest the sentiment Of the poem. ana
II the same time will harmonixc with
he other bindings on the shelves of
ife's library.
Certainly, IL any one were to ask me
fhat considered the most strjk-
ne feature of the present styles
mould answer, without moments
eSitation, that it Is tho vogue for
wa. colors, says Mrs. Clara T.. Sim
OK IN the Delineator for December
really believe that there is not n
nglo brilliant shade that was ever
sed in the world that has not been
eizcd upon and forced inc service.
hey do saw that the secret of tho
'onderfui old Tyrinn purple dye has f,
cen lost for centuries. but I am '
cry sure that T saw it in Paris last F.,
Jason, and that 1t will he worn here
cforc the winter Is out
Orange and apple green are not con-
dered in the least loud, and Chinese
INK is quite subdued compared to !
ome OF the reds and scarlcts that !
re used In very dgnltled toilettes. !,
Tue, is tremendously popular in all :
3 shades. but the smartest is the u
'.N ,hiithih plht lIut mas replaced r
lie bleu du roi Of last winter Black .
nd white. colors that are quito !
lough and shade effects are mnssed "
It'll so much skill and ingenuity, that
ley are quite as striking as other c
ore daring, forccfnl colors. =
| like the new shades in spite of n
eir aggressivcness They have tho "
'oriGinal habit of knocking YOU over "
Q head and sweeping YOU along 't
ith them IN their overwhelming on 81
iught on the public. You may blink II
I moment for they are certainly W
airy. and YOU may decide that YOU u
} not like them very much. for thew
e so strong and positive that It is
possible to feel uncertain about u
EN-. l5ut II YOU hate them cordially d
first sight. You will fairly despise W
EN- later for YOU viii find that they W
We absolutely killed the s,IbducI nj
stcl shades TINT You used to love. III
.ny have robbed them of their color 10
d left them dull and drab ana life. II,
rs. In the end you'll turn to the new BIZ
lors and learn to like them. ir
Personally. | have always felt that L
2 softer colorS made a better set VI
e for q pretty woman, particuarly IN
she was young They seemed I,
m background for her prettinoss
d To enhance tho good points OF hcr A.
n coloring. IF II was young and ri