The evening world., 1911-06-03
After Studying Women
Abroad, Says There Are
More Beauties Here and
They Are Of the Venus
Styles. Expressing
Strength.
American Women Of Sixty
Are Younger Than
Women of Forty Any
Uhere Else-.ShoU De-
Ueiopment of Intellect
Strongly.
b. Sophie Irene Loeb.

~ SOpHIe irene LOeD.
As TO artists going abroad 70
and tsauty, cav them alone and
they'll come home leaving their
hoper behind them.
The American woman represents
the Venus type more than ans
other because h Expresses
strength.
ons may see more beautiful
women IN street oa-s, in theatres,
on the street in . Gay here than
you can in . month broad
Moderation 10 TIE keynote OF
beauty and can be cultivated By
any mi
American wonisn Of sixty are
younger than women OF forty any
whore else.
Alonzo klnball. Rh1 has hut lately
returned from an extensive trS through
many countries where he has studied
types. and who last saturday drew FOR
The Evening World a ompos picture
OF the Venus o. the American stage.
using as his models the features OF SIX
prominent American actresses. COM
pared at length American types with
that OF other countries.
"Of course" he said ia discussing the
beauty OF nations. ''one cannot pick at
random and make a type. but 1t IL pos.
slbie 10 strike an average. and would
say that after all. after travelling
through many other countries. We must
come back here for the highest type Of
beauty. Certainly one may see during a
week on the other side one or two 70.
markable types OF beauty. but over here
II Is a daily occurrence.
"a notable . also 10 tina In
the woman whore beauty IL pronai-
nsntly developed she represents
the Venus type. That u 10 sag,
that the beauties, proclaimed a.
such,, contain on the whole the
strong character traits OF Venus
% Milo rather than the fuzzy,
ethereal. drssmNks creature that
has often been painted a. the
bsautifui American type.
u would SAP that the average
American woman possesses less
w~ssknsssss - to lines ana fsa-
lures than the ONE Of any other
country. h shows the develop
mont Of intellect strongly"
ID You mean that In such a comparl
son she Is more masculine >" asked.
"Oh. no. no. answered Mr.. Kimba,'
with much spirit. that IL the unusua
part OF H.; shr seems to retain an Nm.
usual sense OF %femininity. There Il
cullne omar
WITHOUT CHARACTER WOMAN
FADES RAPIDLY.
There IL a vast difference between
strength and mnscullnity II could no
help agreeing with thac but ] an
speaking OF the strength OF womanhoot
the beauty that l~asts-also there Is
difference between weakness and femin
Unity. That Is to say the woman VIII,
II feminine and nothing else ana doe
not gain strength OF character is sh,
who fades rapidly and has nothing 4
recommend her except beautiful eye
and beautiful hair and has no thought
to illuminate the other features that ex
press beauty.
ITO be exact, the woman who
would be beautiful through the
years 10 not always the
~"o - ths "'aVe 10 cfesms ana To-
tions' pus ratasr TO thoughts ana
aes'ons''
Then you believe In beauty ur
adorned" | asked.
Not entirely" answered Mr.. K.mb,l
1T IL absurd Tor any one to. not reco,
|, nize the value of clothes In the matte
OF enhancing beauty aud I believe ths
10 tho AnlariNan Wnpnun utth Ill Al
, attractions that she already possesse
| were to have the opportunity Of MOI
: 'hhe IN inc Seieot'on OF her wearing al