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V Poppielt;a ^ ht\lt;3 Wheat rte-pnaUy Popular* Combination, for* the k JeuTie m Tille _TheTnm Lines of a 'o'■DebulHnle CanWell Stand theSKapeIe.c3‘a 3s§§irvess of trtvig Seasorfg 8iTh'Wrap™ The White Taiueur* Seems Specially Suited to GtnlhoodBsr»ed A.rms butVeiled ttectc Msrtc thetven.tTv^ Costumeof GlnlhoodDancing Frocks Will Form the Backbone of the Summer Wardrobe - Golf, Tennis, Boating and Bathing Must Be Suitably Provided for With Knowing Togs- ATrunk Full of Pretty Clothes for Week-End Visits.no feature of the fact is so essential to beauty as the eye. Many a woman haa been pronounced beautiful when chin mouth and nose were actually faulty, but eo compelling was the beauty of her eye* that minor faults in the face wont unnoticed. No woman on the other hand can possibly lay claim to beauty If her eyes are not beautiful. The face may be a perfect oval, the mouth a rosebud, the complexion like a blush rose, but small, pale, red-lidded eyes will bo effectually spoil theso good points that their possessor must inevitably be brandid plain.A woman is as old na her eyos. They are lndlsputablo evidences of the years she has lived nnd the experiences *ho has been through. The complexion may bo manured and tinted to look like a baby’s but alas for the utter sonhistleallon in the eyes underlightly around the eye, passing outward beneath It. and then Inward, over It. to the nos© again. This fln-gor-tlp massage tnu6t be very light and gentle, scarcely more thun tom bing the flesh and not pushing it it all. Repeat ten times each night. «.r on awaking In the morning. Cultivate the habit, also, of holding the eyes well open. Many people half close the lids or droop th© upper eyelid as middle life approaches; but do not forgot that the young person has always a wide-awake, alert glance.If the eyelids become rod or Itch, the eyes arc strained. A bath In boradc add may relieve the trouble, hut If It continues an oculist should bo consulted and rest-glasson secured. Host glasses are not old-nge glasses. One rnri rend as well without them asA H engineering the prettyAJI debutante through her first bug-i ■ ceasful town season, very busy ell* her fond momma, these spring clays, getting her ready for the g iletles of mid-summer, less formal in rhurarter but equally Important from the maternal standpoint In conveying the little hark, so carefully launched, to the safe harbor of a satisfactory engagement by full.Th«- fashionable debutante may make a brilliant marriage at the end of her first season. She must make one during her second Heaton or her chances will bo cut In half by the now army of debutantes, ready to m»rch, fresh and expensively caparisoned, to the fray by next mid-winter. So efforts are renewed in the providing of her summer wardrobe. An enormous appropriation for this wardrobe is secured from an indulgent papa; dressmakers and milliners are set to work; perhaps a quick journey to the other side Is made in May for the ransacking of Furls for suitable wear able* to render Mademoiselle sn Individual and distinctive figure against the summer social background.A Wardrobe of Variety Required.Like every other healthy and happy young thing, a fashionable debutante can wear out a great many clothes In the shortest possible time. T’sually one maid Is kept busy repairing the ravages her strenuous playtime makes In her costumes. Dancing frocks emerge in rags frorn one successful ball, tallleurs have to be pressed and freshened twice as often as the dignified street costumes of an older woman. Gloves, boots. silk hose, lace petticoats, fluffy neckwear —how a merry debutante of nineteen can make havoc with their freshness 1n no time at all—exactly like any other young girl of her age! yet bo cause she Is young and full of vitality and enjoys to the full every pastime, twice as mnnv costumes will be ne.-ded to see her through th© summer as for an older woman who Is tired of half th© out-of-door sports or who goes In for only on© or two special forms of athletics.The debutante, for Instance, will require. in addition to dancing, dinner, luncheon and bridge frocks, traveling costumes, street tallleurs. country club and casino tolllettea—all more or lens expensive and all entailing additional expense for correct accessories In the way of stunning hats, parasols, gloves, buttoned boots and special reticules to match—a complete assortment of outing clothes. Bhe will be devoted to tennis and to yachting and will Very likely take a hand at golf. also. Of course she will ride, and there must be a knowing cross-saddle habit for the country as well as the expensive side-saddle habit for town. There may also have to be a polo suit—for society girls are tAklng up this rough sport and seem to enjoy It Immensely. Two or three bathing suits will also be Included In the list, and very likely a hunting coattime of corduroy for the woods must he added to the long list Bach of these sport costumes must be perfection In all Its details, and each will call for a number of expensive accessories. Footwear alone will mount up to a considerable sum. for every separate type of costume demands Its peculiar type of footwear. Bven more Important than the hat, InTtMS Tarv^o Frock. Corr\tiT\es HyacirviVv. and Lavender- Tone?the babyish flower-trlmnuNow what will keep the and unspoiled?Two courses of treatn course for their physical and another, more unpor for their spiritual aspect. Kind thoughts, toleranco nnd not criticism of others, high ideals, ui)f-*'1flsh deeds, devotion to th© beautiful 'n »rt. in literature and music, and most of all symp.rhy for every living thing; all these, it a constant habit of mind, will give the eyes tho beauty that charms, and draws young and old who come within its radius.Now for the physlal treatment.young| of bright ribbon matching th® doml-i riant color In the parasol — purplish rose, und a cluster of little flowers In the same hue is tucked against the ribbon band.Cream cheese Into which chill sauce mixed, rolled Into balls and served with lettuce salad. Is delicious.
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Evening Capital News
Boise, Idaho, US
Sun, May 24, 1914
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