Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-13
Well GrOOmed
Women Proof
Call ANSWERED
Making Most of Self in Face
and Figure Not to Be Dis
cOUraged.
Rx LULA G. HENDERSON.

BY JULIA q. HENDERSON.
What does it all mean, this effort on
the part of women to become beautiful
of face and figure? Can it be that the
advertisements IN magazines and news
papers have called the attention Of women
to their lack Of beauty, and allur1ng
words are leading them into paths which
will tend TO make them more attractive
That women have answered the call and
are making use of the so-called beauty
secrets is evidenced on every hand as one
looks into the faces Of the well grOOmed
woman of today. The story is told that
they have made use of the perfect skin
cleanser" and Complexion beautlfer" or
other elements or cnarm, IN whatever
FORM or by whatever name, Let 1t be
said however, that 1t IS not the much
painted and powdered woman who Is
considered beautiful but rather the one
who cares for her God given qualities.
tending and keeping them in full flower.
"A thing of beauty is a Joy forever" a
poet said, but women, in these days are
fast learning that beauty can be lost II
its upkeep be not assiduously pursued,
and the knowledge that one 10 going
backward in physical charm takes the
10Y from life In a great measure. Women
have long since found that good looks
is their best asset whether in social or
| business life. The young woman who
shows that she Is making the most Of
her natural qualities of beauty and pre-
serving them is wise Even though the
/ face be homely IN outline such care can
/ be given It that in its cleanliness and
: softness it IS beautiful In q current
magazine there are no less than twenty
five advertisements telling the women
Of America how to become beautiful
and In the same pages Is an article from
famous novelist on Beauty I'm WCwep'
and still another from the pen Of woman
on "The Business of Being Beautiful
Is il any wonder that women stop, lool
and listen? The latter writer says
Beauty is not to be laid on, IL Is TO by
brought out" advocating d sound bOdg
properly exercised, which brings out tho
charm that comes from health. Toe
strong emphasis cannot be laid upon ex-
ercise when making for real beauty.
After all the old saying, Beauty e
only skin deep, but ugly is to the
bone" has an element OF truth in II
for truly, Its the stainless soul with
in, that outshines the fairest skin" and
in many, many instances the bomeIy
face is considered the most beautiful be
cause Of the character portrayed I'm IL
However the habit Of making the mosI
If one self IN face and 1gur ia one not
to be discouraged, but rather one TO be
exercised In moderation, and practtceO
at proper times and places.
The February Designer in an article or
.Cnabashed Grooming" says I'm,
people Of finest feelings Will never be
really able to approve open powderins
Of the face though they may tolerate
il. You can hardly ride q block on q
street-car without seeing some girl oper
her bag draw out her mirror and
powder puf ana give her nose and chin
a going over. She wouldn't think o.
comblug her eyebrows In public OF
/ tweaking out those iutruding chlT
/ visitors, but she sees no reason for ab
staining from "fXing UP her face