The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-23
Eminent Authority Gives Explanation of BeautyProper
Proportions of Bodily Parts Defned-Featre Discussed

appendages. Thus during extreme an
ger or severity the eyebrows contract.
while the eyelids stiffen and arc some
what drawn TO-. But to give beauty to
the eyes the eye sockets should be
largo and deep rather than small, and
the beautiful eyebrow Is one, not too
prominent. in which the hair makes o
perfect and graceful arch. growing
,hicker toward the nose and tapering
~ point BIS 1t passes outward. Heavy
eyebrows arc sometimes consistent
WIN brunette but never with blond
typos of beauty, while those which
merge over tho nose give q masculine
eject AS means OF imparting es.
preston the eyebrows may be COM
pietely undcr control OF the will. and
those skilled in their control NAV
employ them to simulate various pas-
sions and emotions.
Hair Ranks Second
Next to the charm, the loveliness.
the fascination OF woman,s eyeS -is
me glory. the splendor that every
, ,over OF the sex gees In full suit OF
iustrous hair. A luxuriance OF lot.
black hair devoid of ali unnatural
hdornment h. certainly enc of The
glories OF nature But when It Is Of
deep Titan red, with warm re,,ec-
.ions OF golden hue. and IL abundant.
iohs SOFT, way and fine. then. indeed
nave we something worthy OF the gaze
OF the Eods. Poets and loyers NAV
be forgivcn for anything, they may saw
In praise IF It.
The nose enters into many OF the.
more powerful expressions OF the face
"hen agltated by number OF mental
emotions. Moreover. Its form expresses
strength or weakness of will. good or
o,Yt.,
feature should be slender and straight.
Among the dark-sk!nned barbaric races
well nodded noses arc rare"
The Mouth More In,erc.tIng.
And the mouth, doctor, do not over.
look that
BY no means for 1t offers far
wider field OF study than does the nose.
Indeed. the lips easily take rank among
| the most charming features OF beau.
tiful face, when they are prettily pro-
portioned: while, on the other hand,
when thin. pallid straight and consid-
erably produced from side to side. they
are not glorious to look upon. The con-
tour lines OF the lips not only suggest
character, but are constantly changing
with age. Full lips arc more to be
admired in dark-skinned 0yau,ies than
in the blonde types. But beauty of tho
Iioulh ueptIidS 10 large degree upon
the teeth. also especially the regular
lily and whtteness OF the four incisors
in either jaw. which are the teeth mos:
frequently seen. and then the four ca
mines. the two above and two below.
which are next most conspicuous. But
in ordinary open smiles It is the uppe.
teeth alone which are visible. YET
those teeth which are not ordinarily
seen alter the expression OF the face.
Thus. when back teeth are missing, tho
cheeks collapse. and as the teeth wear
OF. with age. the lips become COM
| pressed, while the nose approaches the
chin the mouth widens and the skin
forms larger folds round the corners
| of the mouth. / can frequently tell
from a woman face before I have seen
her teeth whether they are sound or
| not
The Devil In Her Ear.
Ears. although incapable of enter
ing into Impression of emotion. are
! yet quite as indicative OF character as
4 is the eye mouth or nose. II woman
has long. narrow and thin ear, so
!suggestiye of the satanic auricie. there
lis the devil lurking somewhere. No
organ is superior to the ear TO estab-
lish the identity Of an Individual. fo-
4 It's form Is practically unchanging
throughout life, and the cars OF two