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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

women Showed that their beauty was euhanced by
the closing of the eyes, while others lost most of
their charm by the same process Artists have been
asking each other why this is
II hns always been maintained that the real test
or woman s beauty picture taken of her
while asleep. AT that time the face is completely
relaxed. Only the natural contour of her features
is shown She has not the added charm of her smile
or the snap and fire Of her ewes Such n portrait
shows her as she really is, Then too woman s
features nodded by her character and tcmpera.
mcnt TO great extent. These usually not so
evident when she is awake however Her smile and
tie expression Of her eyes dstorts them 70 y Ger
tain degree, And therein lies the reason WHY some
women are more beautiful awake than asleep while
others not.
those women who had really beautiful features
looked even better with their eyes closed for there
WAS nothing then to distract the gaze of those who
looked at them, They felt their full charm Also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
CLOSING BfAU1yJ cyCC

<~SyER since the time when Paris got himself in
"a wrong with the other goddesscs by deciding
a that Venus was tho most beautiful Of them all
- the attention Of the public has been much oc-
.,n;ed With discussions TO who is the most for
',,rsie woman in the world from the point of view
"a nhysical beauty. No has been able 10
|-stis the question to the satisfaction of ALL and
a bids fair to be n ncvercndiDg dispute. But n
|brapd new controversy is in London and ono
~shich should be of greater interest to every woman
IA tbe land, because it deals with the matter of
|<er own beauty. London artists arc wondering
neither n woman is more beautiful asleep than
.xake And, Just if wo didn t have enough
|<roubles without borrowing from England Frank
0,spanps the noted New York photographer and
.ortrayer of beautiful women, has taken it upon
<;mself to give an for the feminine popula-
IAN of the United States. He has summoned bevy
"a New York heantes and photographed them with
<er eyes closed, and is quite willing TO abide by
ia popular verdict The pictures on this page of
four lovely New York girls seem to guarantee an
|sfErmativo 10 the question that stirred the
[nudon art world
The question really arose because of the adoptjou
H this nd have Your picture taken fad
ID London society leader began ii by having her
1icture taken with her eyes shut She did it lust for
NE fun of it--mcrc1y tn do something out OF tbe
ordipary.' But the result so artistic that she
1ossd several times and showed the photographs to
ker friends. Immediately it became the rage The
roblity and the gentiIity ockcd to their favorite
photographers closed their eyes looked pleasant and
bad their pictures taken, The camera artists were
II pleased with the results that they filed their win
lows with these novelties and all London nazcd ou
y new type of sleeping beauty.
Thcy look the metropolis by storm Epalishren
IRE proud OF their beautiful women ANYWAY They
toast of them As they do of their fleet They stand
M front of the photographers windows and take a
<Prtan patriotic prlde in gazing upon the leresses
NJ her grave the Duchess OF So-and-So or Lady Mar
ere Manners. Heretofore they have always thought
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

however they caught sight Of new
rAo'oeraphs of the fair women of their land
Os'ap9s which enhanced their beauty They
IAN "0u'd nave believed it possible had they not
Il seen the pictures. But there they were The
-;,, "nV'h theY had thought beautiful as il was
ID, ~ Tor woman to be now appeared more beau
Ia; ''Sn eyer. And in these keuesses they had
IA eyss closed. Their faces were completely re-
|nIs,, ines seemed 10 he asleep. Then London for.
risen ~, 'ne phrase over which the controversy has
~ ~ 'al woman Is most beautiful when her eyes
!. s''seo and her features in repose
La -. fortunate that the first photographs Of
&.s.a were successful, for if they had not been
-. would have fallen fat. 1t was really dan.
i<,ns Apeiinenr, as has been shown by some Of the
.,ss winch have been taken since But il han
'a' Inc women who started The idea were
La ~, o winch looks more beautiful when asleep
awake There are many women how
|~tn o' 10 not, and it was when these had their
t;sl taken that the great controversy arose and
,ns ,n osean wondering Just what il was that made
|sr ,, s"sh lose all their fascination as soon as
4, e0Sed tb"is eyes.
Ii nc photographers had NO rooro ih -, -,
~ .. VI tneIr first sleeping clients in their win
Il IA ~ "ohen ol the upper classes began aocE.
Hut;frJ ,r 'l'a'os TO have themselves made more
mo- lpeS were rushed with work Tbey Ind
R via, u'is ror the old.fashioncd poses with the
~ He I've open Everybody wanted to he sn,nnod
"a 9es smut And immediately difficulties
- ass' VI ine women could not pose naturally
clnso m forced expressions when they tried
10 t;o,. tAe' @ eyes They either drew their lids
|sr slS. Sa' and made deep wrinkles about them or
be- souin.;s mem Just enough that they Appeared
pal however W '"e , latest social fads will bpok no
Fo obIioo1 Consequently the photop,pphcrs
&tfes Seu 10 call in doctors Ia adm iuiytnr Anaos
some "a, ''is way good results were o,f biued
bro tho o li"c' The women seated thcmsslyes
.Eccd wn opera ,1l IN largo armchair. The @ycre
'"'"w' So that they would mott FAN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Reward of Thrift,

0ort william lam Dean Howells at at his apart.
ment IN Half Moon street. said a magazine editor
who had Just returned from London. amused
all with "reminiscences of New York celebrities.
" Ar Howells hit off rather neatly notorious
lebrity of Wall street
- When that man TO New York In 60
he said, everything he possessed was tied up in
bandanua llandk kerchief To-day
- Mr' llowellS smiled and stroked his close clipped
mustache.
". To-day everything he possesses is tied up in
his wife's name -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

when they lost consciousness Their heads were held
upright IN a sort of wise which stood behind the
chair. Then the doctor stepped forward with his
sponge dipped in chloroform and held ii under her
nose, in moment she was sleeping peacefully. Then
the photographer pressed his bulb and another so
ciety belle added to the gallery Of sleeping
beauties.
The Of auaesthetic had its DISADVANTAGES
however, Some of the fair women refused to close
their eyes when they lost consciousness and stared
straight before them with ghastly vacant expires
sion One photographer took picture of this sort
and lost good client thereby. She uttered one
shriek when he showed her the proof and vowed she
would never enter his studio again, She seemed 10
think that it the photographers fault And he
man, had taken it merely to prove to her that
the attempt had not been successful and that il was
useless TO try again.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
10 MAKE III
60 O. A ID MMaW 80 sRM# ing

ing wide open She would never have forgiven HIN
if he had.
The worst of it that she seemed we'll started
on her career as vocalist and that there was lit
, tic likelihood of her ccasing for an bour or t1o
Inc anaesthete would have TO have time TO wear
of. In the meantime other clients were waiting out
IN the other room to go through the same process
nc hdo the aoWager carried into ad joining al
cove and placed on couch 10 recover The door was
closed tightly lessen to some extent bc sound
OF her nose Then he went the front room to usher
IN his next subject but all the women whom he had
lett there had been frightened by the noise and fed
Another photographer relates that a beautiful
Young woman who is well known in thc Mayfair sot
came to HIM one day for the purpose of having q
sleeping portrait mada. He is very discreet nbo
tographcr aud refuses to make known her name. but
he SAYS that there have been many accounts Of her
d9lngs IN The haf-penny newspapers 1t seems that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

there added fascination Ia the 9entlene5 which
the closing Of the eyes gave their countenances.
The latent charm which this brought out added great
ly to their beauty. And the repose Of the muscles
OF the face suggested certain restfulness which
pleasing.
Nth women who had bad features it was dihcr-
ent Their sole fascination sred IN the snap aud
hre OF their eyes, perhaps their smile. and
they went to sleep and their eyes
closed the thing which had made them appear
beautiful was taken away from them There
manned nothing but badly formed features which
were rendered all the prominent by the taking
away of the expression IN other words the sleep
ing photographs brought out their bad points iust
as they bad brought out the other women s good
ones
new fad having their pictures taken in that way
Just to show how beautiful they really are, while
the others arc decrying it foolish and continue
having their portraits made IN the old fashioned way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
axidermy Cabs; the Drivers Skin You" "

';But. be this as il may continued Mr., rrel,ur
NusSssn. - ma patriotism most ardent among the
woiiu most mighty civilized nations. Yes, there
no parrots anywhere like those of France.
me frcnchmap loves his country so well that
ne heNera-or practically never-emigrates | once
knew IN Parls a poor who to better his fortune
emgratsed TO New York. But he returned to Paris
- How did you do in America9' asked him one
.'oh very well, he answered. Very well in.
decd. ~ " "
Then with n sigh, he added gazing forth at the
crowded and gny boulevnrd:
eut a rather be a gas lamp In Paris than
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

she WAS so Vivacous that it impossbl TO take
her picture without the aid Of anaesthetic. and
she consented to its The ether affected her as
II does great many people, it made her loquaciouS
As soon as she had under. its influence she be-
gan to talk of the people whom she in society
it was not connected discourse. She spoke In de-
tached phrases But she said enough to make the
photographer believe that If she wanted TO she could
furnish the society journals with enough scandal 10
last them for long time. He showed his extreme
discretion by refusing to repeat what she sad but
1t seems fair To suppose that if this kind Of
photography continues interesting disclosures
in the live of London s upper classes may be made.
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sldercd it worth trying, anyway She had everything
10 gain and nothing to lose SO she allowed the
ether to be administered. Straightway she fell into
sound sleep and began snore horribly,
The photograp pher entirely st loss to know
what 10 do The old lady making such a roHlct
that he whs completely unneryed by The noise H.. .
would start IN the upper part of thee bass re,f Mr.
and run the scale until she was losl in n pi;,5,a
falsetto Then she would up short with
sharp report and begin all over again. The sound
almost drove him Wild aud il utterly impos-
S'blc to take her picture with that large mouth gap
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Oueensbe S Joke

The Marquis of Queensberry expressed The other
day his astonishment the taxcab rates Of New
York.
'In London he said g the rate is only 10 cents
q mile. but here
He smiled,
a. After run through Central park in n Now York
taSicab he said, s. can readily understand the joke
about the old lady from the country who said:
''Thc New Workers calls cm taXidermy cabs be.
cause the drivers skin YOU -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Miss Sears Epigram.

Eleonora Sears, who is to marry Harold Wander
bit is not eXtravagant but naturally having no need
to ecouomize, she objects to the monotonous and irh-
some self denial that economy implies
In Boston last winter Miss Sours contaminated
the purchase of Bleriot nopopane eauipped VIII
100 horsepower Gnome motor A friend veuured to
lay before her the extravagan cost Of aviation where.
upon she epigrammaticaIly replied
We'll. | like extravaganza, Economy anyhow
is only way OF spending money without getting any
fun out Of it. - N' '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

r" HERE other difficulties too. One old dow
ager who had been beautiful wears and wears
ago. and who regretted the change which the last
twenty-five Years had brought about had a fond hope
that she might regain what she had lost if she
were photographed with her eyes closed, She con
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
The Skeleton at Large,

Representative James, at dinner in Washington,
said Of a famous Kentucky family;
'Thelr family tree is huge and. like other fam
lily trees, 1T is also here and there. shady.
70 was condoning day with the present head
Of tins distinguished house his wild younger
on, every family said soothingy, has a
skeleton in its closet
g But in our case he complained 'the skeleton
at large. pnwning its mothers diamonds, figuring
IN the divorce court getting arrested for drunkenness
aud running Of with chorus girls -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Rampant Patriotism.

Frederick +. Freljnehuyscn of Tuxedo Park was
discussing, at u luncheon at Narragaosett Pier, the
subject Of patriotism, WV
a MIS- Modern thinkers tell u.s. " he said that patriot
1hrppearng-that man 8 mind is developing
t"aJ sren!now love moi only his country aud his
own "1sNelt other countries and other peoples as
well, 1hGse "dern thinkers claim that there remains
little OF that od narrow feeling which prompted the
,illagor to say "rere goes stranger; hcave brick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

TT HESE are only few of the incidents which
Il have been connected with the new fad and So
rious as some OF them have been, they have
been sufficient to lessen its vogue. AS a matter of
fact it has caused great deal of comment in Lon
don. comparison of the pictures of some of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

cded to put stop IT,
One day be was called Of the house chamber
by the borrowing friend
Say, Doekery,, game the usual request, "cup
of his pockets ana nearly succeeded in squeezing
out tear from his left eye
II haven't got a cent he said in :, scpplclraI
tone " " F
At that moment he spied page boy coming down
the corridor--a hoy whom he knew and was always
hard up The legislator way Of making an
90 don't even know where could borrow tho
money TOT You, Ben, - he concluded Turning alick-
" he called the page. Rav nv bow. he said
kindly, - have yon $50 with you ?''
The boy put his hand in pocket Dockery took
few steps toward the door, the woud-bc borrower
~s'Yes, sir; said the lad sHcFe it is''
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Stung.

Alexander NJ. Dockery former governor of Mis-
souri,, was at one time a member of the house Of
acquaintance of needy young who formed the
habit OF borrowing too much money Dockcry got
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oct Steo. bpor oen er bprfet.
Oct, iom ipilcr itsrit Roae, er
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