The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
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Sunday. w nose adjoining let II not
be the outward adjoining of eraidiHs
the hair, and of wearing jewels of gold.
or of putting on apparel but TT IL
be rhe hidden man Of the heart, in the
incorruptible apparel of meek and
quiet spirit, which is in the sight Of
God OF great price, Peter 3: 8. !.
My Father, cleanse my heart from
all det1lement. Wash out every
worldly stain. Restore to me my
purity Give me back the White robe.
Help me to walk in the beauty OF
holiness W. Jowett.
Monday.-To her was granted that
she should be arrayed in fine linen,
clean and white: for the fine linen ia
the righteousness of saints.-Rev 10:
Jesus, thy blood and righteousness
Ny beauty are. my glorious dress,
Midst flaming worlds, in these ar
rayed.
With JOY shall l lift up my head.
Count Zinzedorf
see? A man clothed in soft raiment
Behold. they that wear soft raiment
are in kings houses Matt. IL: 81
Now John himself had his raiment of
camei's hair, and a leathern girdle
about his lolns.-Matt. 8: 4
God made thee beautiful within
Whittier
Beautiful thoughts make a beauti-
full soul. and a beautiful soul makes
beautiful face.
Wednesday, -This saith the Lord
Jehovah unto Jerusalem l clothed thee
with broidered work. and shod thee
with sealsI1in, and | girded thee about
with fine linen. and covered thee with
silk. / decked thee with ornaments,
and I put bracelets upoa they hands,
and a chain on thy neck. And | pat
ring upon thy nose, and earrings
in thine ears, and a beautiful crown
upon thy head.-Ezek. 16 3, 1912.
have been asked il 1t would not
be well for our young ladies to give an
example of economy, and throw their
influence in favor OF it by pledging
themselves to wear certain articles or
dress. I would not like 10 have you
do anything OF the kind | do not
wish you 10 be singular IN your dress.
Your time is too precious To be given
think il best for you to confine your
selves to the cheapest articles of dress
II is not economy to do this. MOI
do ! believe that you will thus ac-
complish the greatest good.-Mary
Lyon, founder and first president OF
Mount Holvoke Woman's college
Thursday Let tiny garments be
Ixyya .f,ff nj 10 ~
lack oil,-Eccl g. 4.
Your thought will outpicture itself
In your face, in your whole appear
ance If you hold the old age Ideal
the old-age conviction, your express
sion must correspond The body Is
the bulleti1-board OF the mind. Hard
selfish. worry. and fear thoughts, and
vicious fabits OF all kinds. produce the
appearance of age and haSten its com
ing. Pessimism is one of the worst
enemies OF youth. Brightness, cheer
fulnexs hopefulness characterize
/ yotti.e~-ttrison sswaft Mardtssl.
FRIDAY desire that women
ador1 themselves in modest apparel
with shamefastness and sobriety, not
with braided hair, and gold or pearls
or costly raiment; hut (which be
Cometn women processing gOullneSS
through good works.. Tim. 2 9.
Beautiful faces are those that wear
1t matters little If dark or fair
Whole souled honesty printed here.
Beautiful hands are those that do
Work that is earnest, and brave, and
true,
Moment by moment. the long day
through
Fills P, AiIerton.
Saturday. Her clothing is fine liner
and purple Prov. 81: %,
Taste should be made matter Of
pra ctical education. Self-respect is ac-
quired and retained by singular
Quirad and retained by some atten-
ton to dress. Never be singular ii
YOUR dress but endeavor to dress sc
as not 20 be noticed. Never impress.
people as being fond OF dress. Pur-
/ chase good articles when YOU pur
chance any. and seek 10 use them &c
the best advantage,