Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21

system highly developed. Daring, pur.
poseful! And with It all there. 10 9 soft
roundness to the contour Of the cheeks
that imparts extreme yOuthfulnees, al.
most cherubic, q deft touch OF the hand
which fashioned her, and an amusing
contrast BY the s; wcX; to it, the ,onts extremely .hys
adopts.
Miss Hoyt's complexion, which has
been nisquotcd AZ Of a whitonees verg-
ing on pallor, is. In fact, tinted with
the rosentc glow Of health.
Forceful personality, you can well
Imagine woman to have who fOrsakes
a social cnreer for the hard and trou- :
blous rond to stage fame. Nine years
ago, as Miss Julia Robbins, she was u
debutante in most fashionable New York
ret. Inter becoming Mrs. Lydig Hoyt,
her husband being member OF q family
which has both wealth and position.
From the time Of her coming out she
has been n social leader, active in char.
tiles and other interests. a lender by
sheer force Of beauty. and personality.
You could never imagine her accustom.
ing herself to any subordinate position.
Neither could YOU imagine her shirking
any responsibility to attain q leEiti.
mate goal her heart was set upon. Born
to distinction and reared in an atmos.
phere Of It. yet possessing that rare
and beautiful quality Of common sense
and courtesy which would save her from
an act Of snobbery. Fascinatingly beau.
tiful md tremendously interesting.
Nothing she does but bears the stamp
Of efficiency from an article on the code
Of good society to tennis championship.
At the suggestion Of the stunning
afternoon costume she was wearing ut
the moment, bearing out the simplicity
Of lines for which she is noted, We
talked dress.
II like simple clothes for the street."
she said. They're more appropriate,
The reason the French women IRE bet.
ter dressed Is because they dress ap.
propriately for the occasion, included in
which is simplicity Of street dress"
When I asked il she had any theories
on tall women and dress, she said:
ooh. do not think you can lay down
any laws. as the individual figure has
to be studied. One may have big hips.
small hips. broad shoulders, narrow,
all Of which must be considered. But
simple lines are invariably the safest
course. ] don't think they must run to
the statuesQue always. On the other
hand, they certainly ought not wear
fluffy clothes. You have to study both
figure and colOring. Tall women look
better in dark things for day wear. as
n rule. For evening I love fame. orange
black. In fact. have a tendency to
brilliant colors or else dead white"
Miss Hoyt's eyebrows are darker thar
her hair and are of natural line. of
which plucked eyebrows rob one.
Her great natural beauty is further ac-
crntal in the wholesome color in her
cheeks. She uses no face rouge. al.
though she paints her lips n brilliant
tone and is one Of the few women who
should do it. Her eyes are dark brown ;
large. full. keen. frank eyes.
The health she radiates must be ex.
planned by her devotion to outdoor life.
golf. hunting. tennis and walking. SHE
is one of the best amateur tennis play.
ers in the country. who boasts proudly
of having been defeated by experts.
such as Mallory. and Tilden. She walks
with a stride from. the hips and not
as one who walks for purposes of pub.
licity.