The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-05-01

American WOmanhOOd is good Il
look upon wherever it may be found
The demure, bright-eyed maidens an6
matrons of New England; the warm
rich, liquid-toned beauties of the
South; robust out-of-doors girl, will
her high color and broad outloob
from the Middle West, and the native
daughter of the Golden West, who
brings from the Pacific slope pecu-
liar charm all her own, gather in
little aid New York in one apotheo-
sis of beauty.
That New York is the gamer is
sure, but New York seems to pay
something in return. The clever ar
rangement of jewels in artistic juxta-
position lends lustre to them all.
The splendor of the finest gems is
enhanced by just the right setting
So, New York, home of gayety and
delight, takes to her broad bosom
the beauty of rugged north, soft
southland, wide plains of the far
west, and sets them in surroundings
that make them more beautiful than
ever.
The Gotham Show
ut is not in New York's most ex-
elusive social circles one finds the
highest types of beauty. They may be
there, perchance, but such environ
ment is a bit frigid for their finest
development. Besides, few strangers
penetrate into the sheltered seclu-
sion of the most exclusive sets.
Beauty is not only to be adorned
but to be displayed.
Beauty throbes with red blood as
with blue A face that might haunt
an artist may be seen in a passing
Rolls-Royce on Fifth Avenue or may
skip lunchward from along a busy
street.
New York possess beauty of all
sorts. The big city is magnet which
draws all the most ambitious ell
ements toward her. he ideal of many
business and professional men and
'vomen is to gain a foothOld in the
life of tie great American metropolis.
That feeling is more widespread. par
ticularly in the eastern part of the
United States, than most Americans
will admit.
Still all Americans confess that
to come to New York on visit is to
see the most fascinating show the
can produce. Visits become
IL OPPOi tUhity Pi Q
sents; and then comes wealth, by
ong effort or fortunate turn of the
wheel of fate, and an immediate de-
termination to transplant at once to
Gotham.
Behind the Scenes
wealth is an absolute necessity. !
Money flows in New York like river. :
3eauty's adOrnment, the lavish sur
which show beauty at its
,est, are as much necessity in New
York as bread and meat. /
1.-The theatres reflect this atmOs-
here, before and behind the foot
iehts. ! spent a couple of hours
behind one of New York's famous
,eauty shows. The exotic loneliness
Il some of the faces and figures of
hat coterie of famous beauties must
'e seen to be appreciated.
1.-The girls were really lovely, not
My from the perspective of stall or
,ox, with lighting designed to en-
ance their natural charm, but love-
v rather in spite of than because of
heir stage attire and makeup. One
ould but admit they were as truly
andsome women as stage beauties.
but the high water mark of femi-
inc beauty is reached in New York s
atest and most chic night clubs.
[ere gather social debutants, stage
eauties and lovely women from all
oints of the compass.
Here the most elaborate and in
oxicating costumes are staged in an
that throbes with dreamy
strains of sweetest music.
10 harsh jazz disturbs the ear. Here
ne feels one has indeed reached the
,ner shrine of the priestesses of
fairer and more ,
iir
'Those who remember Seville and ,
s 'Feria' twenty years ago, Vienna
[ the days of the full glory of the ;
ustrian court, a sun-bathed Gold !
up day at Ascot when Edward VII ,
as king, old st. Petersburg in Win !,
,r time, or Nice when carnival ,,
lights were worth crossing CONT :
ent to see, might gain some idea :
[ what the most fashionable New
ork night club presents in the way ,
: fair danes. :
"The man who cannot feel the .
lpture of such sight truly lacks :
which adds much to the :
ljoyment of life. o
Salute New York, Mecca of beau
ful women :,