The Washington times., 1919-12-21
LOVING AND milk
BATHS AID BEAUTY
Paris Enchantress to Teach
Sisters How to Acquire
Pulchritude.
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"that is why / have SO much admira-
tion for American beauties."

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that is why I have so much admira-
ton for American beauties"
Every Muscle Ssppse.
Her head resting against cream
colored cushions to throw into relief
her dark beauty. she admitted that
Paris society leaders had requeSted
her to take over the beauty training
Of their growing girls. Asked to
describe her curriculum, she said:
II propose to work solely on the
plan I have always myself adopted.
I think wherever possible girls should
battle In milk at least twice q week,
In order to impart to the skin the
lovely sheen Of silk. / also prescribe
Greek dances in loose Greek cos
tunes, and progressive exercises de-
signed to give ssuppleness to every
muscle in the body. Care, however.
will be taken to guard against ex-
cessive vigor producing over develop
ment. and shall strongly discourage
robust college games, such as hockey
and basketball. -
"At the same time believe girls
can derive nothing but benefit from
such. healthy and beautifying exer-
| cises as skating, riding. and fencing.
Use Black Sllk Sheets.
"As my pupils progress and pass
the age Of eighteen, shall begin to
inoculate the paramount Importance
of making the most Of their beauty.
This can be done In a variety Of ways.
Obviously of first Importance is the
selection of styles and colors in dress
and millinery to harmonic with and
| emphasize the individuality of each
IT, t.
stance of what / mean when / say
| that women should make the most of
| their charms, ] believe that beauties
Of the peaches and cream type would
gain by sleeping between black silk
sheets. which are not only more rest
full than white linen ones. but enliven
a woman's sense of esthetic values.
More particularly does this apply to
| women of the Gioconda type-that ID,
/ those possessing a dead white COM
plexion.
Train Taste In Dress.
Il have rented a large hall in a
| fashionable quarter Of Paris, and am
having it painted and furnished ac-
| cording to my own ideax- The color
scheme and furnishings will be bright
and CHEEKY, for pretty surroundings
are the first aid to loveliness. Each
child shall accept pupils from the
age OF seven-will have her own lit
| tie dressing room, tastefully furnish.
ed and individually lighted, and she
will be costumed for all her exercises
| in strict accordance with her indi-
viduality.
"Brunettes will wear bright colored
robes, blondes dark ones. Each child's
taste in dress will be carefully train
ed. or course. facial exercises will
play an important part. Children will
| be encouraged to drink plenty of pure
fresh water and sleep in the open air.
AN orchestra will play classical
| music during the dancing and exer-
cises, and shall explain to my pupils
that the influence of good music on
the esthetic senses Is of importance in
beauty culture"
Love Makes for Beauty.
will you teach them how to love.
mademoiselleg Cleo Demerode was
asked.
mo girl needs to be taught that"
was the reply. Personally. l believe
that little affairs of the heart are a
great afI to beauty, for nothing
makes the cheek glow, the eyes
sparkle and the senses tingle so much
as thoughts of love"
Mile. Demerode. who is about to
take the leading part in 'Mephisto-
pheIes" at the Lyric. stated that she
did not propose to desert the stage in
the interests of her new profession.
She declined to say what fee she will
charge the wealthy parents Of her