The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

Esind planked down the money md ehe
told me. Tho cheek cushions we're really
mothers used to make and keep on hARd
for tooth and faceache. They were
filed with cloves. cinnamon. sweet sscds
and Just a few dried herbs. OF course
they were sweSter when hot and weA
and their scent, II preserved by drying
The Oriental told me that the French
ladies' used cheek pads largely filed with
orris, for the French delight in that odor.
The powder has a clean fresh smell. Sae
had half q dozen different recipes. but aha
declared that for the American taste ths
You American ladies' put on our ORR
entail stufs and wonder they are not
becoming to you, They see The Eastern
woman In her purples, red. blues and
orane es: and they wonder why they cannot
wear the same
81 begin To understand ! replied a.
saw my new colorng in the glass.
You wonder Why you look 80 bad in
the Turkish tones when they are so be-
coming to the women Of other lAnds, sveA
the Chinese woman sends to Turkey Zoe
some Of her brilliant coloring stans an9
she looks well In them. But you dont
take into account the bright coloring of
the Oriental women. Just recall the
their eyes. the magnificent mstre OF their
hair: they are a picture. done in 90 lors,
even before they pat on their varicolorsd
gowns
she went on orientalizing my fAcs ~
she talked. And the longer she worried
the more the wonder grew. When she
got tn my eyebrows ! gasped in amaze-
men,
Your eyebrows are n disgrace she
mutiered rs her pointed finger smoothed
them the way they should 60; and u isn't
the fault Of nature but Of yourself. you
neglect tham,'
She then got out a little jar ot paste.
which she warmed slightly. and with this
she painted NV eyebrows. Finally she
took a bit Of flannel and rubbed Oh every
par, ,cle Of the paste. leaving the eyebrow
shining hut not greasy.
= ask ed hey the name OF the Paste.
1t has no name she replied I make
it myself You can easily do the same.
buy ZONE Q, %ass so no dsr.
ence And color 1t a deep brown. With
this massage the eyebrows. You can do
il yourself The eyebrows should he
kept moist il they are going to be- thick
But. / reminded her. they will look
s'No, at all said she for the reason
that you American ladies' have the face
washing fad. You carry it to exceer.
You wash the face frat. last and all the
time ! never saw 50 much scr'ibbinG
in all my life you wash your face a dozenr
times a day And the eyebrows are
pulled out with the rubbing they get
i looked at my scanty brows, now
made lustrous with the paste. and silently
agreed with her that they had bee0 mis-
treated
any means. And because ] had not kept
my lips reddened with applications OF
sweet perfume she insisted upon using
some reddening lip paste. II was a9ninst
nv principles. but let her do il just this
once
And you must eat sweets-soft East
keep the mouth moist and pink
She gave me some soft white soapy
looking candy rs she talked and some
little sweet cakes.
-She told me how to fix up bottle Of Lip
perfume that would keep my lips red and
fragrant I watched her prepare such
bottle. SO that could do it myself next
time
Taking tiny vial she filed il half full
Of something that, judging from the scent
and the price, must have been altar 81
roses Into this vial she put cork 20
which was fastened light wire with a
little sponge ON the end. IL was arranged
much a. one sees the sponge fixed TO the
cork in a shoe bleaching bottle.
Now said she. pulling out the cork
and carefully holding IL in her finger tips.
you must sponge your lips with this per-
fune very often
-As he apoks she daibed iittls on the
lobes % my ears. And Of course she
added YOU must keep your ears scented
Yon will never have love inessag es whis-
pered in your ears II you don't know
enough 10 keen the lobes OF your ears
sweet smelling
ness, il was NOT heavy or cloying. bus
Just pleasant ! had the skin OF a child
before he bloom has come OF.
But. nbiect ed. determined 20 ferret