San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25

and told her that !
exhibited only those
which | had been
given specific permits
sion by my patients
to show. | further N.,. CS
told her that my en- 9Ee
tire photographer
brary of before and IL
after pictures con- A..
sisted of over twenty H. III
two thousand exhibits. - nent nu,.
She marvelled at what Se hu,Se
she saw and expressed
extreme delight at the
prospect of similar
results being pro-
cured for herself.
doctor she said, mother and ! are
coming over Immediately for confiden-
tial consultation and arrangement and |
wish you would reserve time for US
81 did So The appointment was made
for 10 o'clock the following morning, and
the two titled women arrived promptly.
81 may dgress here and call attention
to the rather formal might even say
ostentatious-ma of their coming.
This, by the way, was persisted in and the
same custom prevailed upon each visit.
The ladies would be preceded by very
correctly CARRIED, solemn-faced footman
who would gravely and unsmillngly an
nounce that Her Grace, the dowager
Duchess of Rutland, and her daughter,
the Lady Diana Manners, were about TO
arrive. The two ladies would then enter,
always accompanied by a prim maid. The
footman would enter my consultation
room, arrange cushions for the ladies and
solemniy stalk out, while the maid made
a variety of little arrangements for the
comfort of the ladies. One thing ! can
saw in their favor was their splendid
promptness. They were always on time.
"On this second visit Lady Diana asked
me what my fee would be for the cor
recton she required, that is, the five
angle facial lift l told her that in her
case the fee would be one thousand dol
lars. That will be quite satisfactory she
said. You may proceed with the work
without further delay.
"She then inquired how long the work
would take and | told her it would be
done on three successive days, the first
davis correction requiring twenty-five
minutes and the two following ten min
utes each.
81 do not wish the fact of my having
this correction performed to be generally
III,
do not wish my stage work to be inter-
fercd with in the slightest degree. Will
the performance of this correction in
capacitatc me at all for my work in '"The
Miracle" Doctor? What | mean is, can
go on and do my part in the performance
on the night of the same day in which
each correction is performed? | cOu.
conceal the evidences of the work when
am playing The Nun, for my headdress
will cover it, and | think on the night that
/ play The Madonna | could have my
crown made larger and thus conceal the
evidences of this work
GAS those who have seen The Miracle
will understand, Lady Diana alternates on
successive nights in the two leading parts,
that of The Madonna and The Nun.
81 assured her that there was no rca-
son why she could not go on with her
stage work as usual, effectively hiding
the traces OF the operation, anu SHE Ineh
told me she wished also to have her mother
have a similar facial lift and also have
an EYE rejuvenatiOn.
"'Mother also was famous beauty in
her day. said Lady Diana. Although she
is seventy-five years old there is no rea-
son why she should not enjoy the advan-
tage of your skill. ] am sure, from what
you have shown me, that you can do Won
ders for her.
81 also told her that the eye re-
juvenation could be performed quite
readily. The dowager duchess has beau