The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
MAKING TEA ROOM BEAUTIES
REPAIRS THE SHOPPER WANTS
TO HlIE DONE OSICkII.
TunneIIinE q New source Of InJury ts the
COmPIeNIon ThInihIes for the Finger
TIps. Jewels and HAT Innings mat
Match the Eys- The Tea Room a'SIor.
lake me pretty for S % clock tea

hour a quarter To ). la a big easy chair
brown from the wind aud tIred from the
eSsrtion Of shopping. a woman Sat pulling
On her long gloves: her whole appearance
was of disbursement.
Make the pretty. aud do ~ in fifteen
minutes she rspaat'si with u laugh
as she seated herself ia the operating
! chair
! Ihe beauty woman looked az her re-
/ n-ctively After what seemed waste
/ 81 time Ia tho woman in the chair she
/ spoke
Il can do nothing for YOU in fifteen
minutes abe said ia takes az least
an hour To- groom tea room beauty
aud m your case you came through
the tunnel I see II will tab. two. The
hest thing you can do IL u give up your
tea engagement and go home for repairs :
-l'ut they are expecting me
80 much the worse. telephone them
that you have been all broken up in
motor accident: saw that an airShip
dropped on YOU; say anything. but do not
20 to the tea
But may | promise Co take tea with
| them Tomorrow
Yes By tomorrow at can have
.
hard meanwhile. and - will /
The woman decided 20 telephone her
friends. and az =hs hurried away the
! toner and said
what do you think % that woman
and how DO you suppose | am ever going
at this time'-
4. IT. r.. Ii
/ confessed 40 much
Women are crazy these DAYS. abso-
lutely crazy said the beauty meuder
! They go Ia work and spoil themselves
and then they come to ~ 20 be made over.
all IA fifteen minutes Now this woman
has many faults ~ face and complexion.
/ She lives out on Long Island some
where. and she's heen tunnellng and
she doesn't know that she has gathered
lot of hard rough sand in her skin.
| All the Long Islanders have IL now. And
her fingers! She d never forgive me II
she knew | had criticised them, for she
/ has them done 60 tho pink OF Perfection
hut all the same w" got Ia treat them
before she can 60 into tea room.
L have ten ht'l. thimhlelike affairs
into which slip the ten fingers Of Gus
toner They are lined with velvet and
there IL a screw arrangement at the side
( that can he tightsn~d or loOsensd: with
thesa upon the fingers the tips can he
made very tap~ring
1 have bought these finger tips in Paris
and London and understand they are
for sail. IN New York hut IN case a woman
DOES not care to purchase set she can
make "A very good substitute out Of cellu-
loid thlmples or thmbles of pure silver
They should b. fitted inside with velvet
capa and pressed we'll upon the fingers
and worn some time Il 10 martyrdom
hut never mind.
Tea room beauties are quite easy 10
manufacture. I insist first upon the re-
moval Of summer hlemishas and of IN"
taking ~ Of the tunnel sand After that
do tn" face.
Now here are som" tea room SugCes-
tons for tho woman who wants to b"
pr"ttv when she ~ slipping her CUP;
Line your hat with \ color that mate
the spots IN your eyes blue n your eyes
~. hlue. steel Il your eyes are steel. green
Il there - a green cast IA your ewes and
brown II your eyes shade INTO hazel II
your eyes are black then lot 'hr Inning
he a cream white In this way YOU help
your looks amazingly
Don't wear too many rings; they give
your hands a very experienced look
The gr with three diamond rings -
suggestive ~ the girl who has been en-
gagged tire" tlme- Let your hands be
rather bare
II you have a tea ring 50 much tho bet
ter THIS - n ring sonnet hing like n shirt
waist Hng. but not quite So severe Il b
- larger. almost a. large ~ n dinner rnE
and " - pretter u - always worn
upon the little finger and Il reaches from
knuckle "a knuckle II possible let u he
81 ths pointed fashion so that the li''le
;.ugsr seems 60 come to a point
Always have your ring match the
Spot IN your eyes Remember that Won
~ 10 hold III" taaC'Ip to your lips and that
your ring plays danger"nslv near your
face. IL IN very telling thing Ia have
u match IN" color 81 your owes. and n
scores one beauty point FOR "A woman
Don't select your teacup Jrwelry with
an "v" Ia - value. let - hs rather for
effect AiW"nty-iva cent ring NAV be- more
's.coming 10 your tsaCIp hand than the
X ohinoor Rig diamonds are good -
own. hut they make a woman look old
Don't drink your tea with both hands
nor with your left hand I.ft the cur
with your right hand and 49, down 900
front - your mirror and prnct 49, a. q while
unless Won have been a customer ~ tea
rooms all your III" The English women
hav" IL down to an ART
Ihn wear a crushed waist when Won
go for your cup 81 tea The lingerie wai~'
shows plainly and II should he spic and
span \ certain s-a room beauty ~"
.- Iu-' "a Fifth avenue belle Who goes With
her friends each afternoon FOR friendly
rup comes ~ her" almost every day 70
groom She usually leaves IN" matter
10 our -.'lacttou
Tomorrow Il Won happen 10 $50 her
she will hHy" on = Iad' ring her neck iao,.
vii h' 81 JADE. th"re viii be- some Jade
pans on her waist and her gown will have
come green ~ II. nut tha stock will h.
fresh and the bli ~ lace at the neck ~
laIntv - lac. can h- The fnuss.d up
"auty "a not admired sh" looks lik. q
leftover
Women who make ~ a point 10 enteT-
ain ia IN" tea room IN tho afternoon ar,.
."ry particular about their ears They
Iont want them to show. ears are iir
lu"tic m IA" daytime. 80 they drapa the
hair over them and only Occasionally do
hey put hii ~ hall iswelry IN the ears
b" same rule does not apply ?" all