The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1901, Page 5

H = - 4 y t F i a o . . a Pa WODOQOOHROOO HIS is the sixth and last lesson of the instructive and highly interesting series in which Miss Russell has explained to fair readers of The Evening World how they may preserve their youth and beauty as effec- tively and completely as this wonderful woman has succeeded in preserving hers. In this close ing lesson Miss Russell summa- rizesall the rulesof health, train- ing and development which she set forth in the preceding les- son, while she also discusses : 1, The essentiality of retain- ing a youthful face as well as a youthful figure. 2. The vaiue of very gentle massage in smoothing away wor- ry lines, 3. The careful use of cose metics, when necessary. 4, The piump neck asa neces- sary concomitant of prolonged youth, 3, The care of hair and teeth, 6. The influenee of thought and temperament in shaping and giving expression to the mouth and eyes. BY LILLIAN. RUSSELL. LESSON NO. 6. How Worry Lines and Wrin- kles May Be Kept from the Face—Very Gentle Mas-,; sage Has a Certain Virtue —Necessity for Keeping the Neck Plump—Sum- mary of the Rules for Youth and Beauty. woman must cara more ping a youthful figure than e. the youthful face is essen: an doubt that. And any Dave it If she likes, y woman; bdut I HAVE sald that In trying to keep young a ae ® youthful However, nobody: mit, of course, that tr will be very diMcult for A woman with a certain sort of tempera- m to look young. The woman who worrles can hardly be kept y by the combimed efforts of all astlc exercises there are, And to give a recipe for not worrying, ting the old one— 1s not to worry. e only wa } GENTLE MASSAGE. HERE are a few things, though, a woman can do to keep out even worry Hnes, For though ghe right food and good geaeral health will keep the complexion beautiful, she will have to make some special effort to keep away crows'-feot and wrinkles. Very gentle massage of the flesh about the eyes and of the lines from the nose to the mouth Is good. That Is where age shows firat. ‘A few minutes of this at night and tn when {t occurs to her, keep the | the monning, and. [through the away for ¥ da that thy skin wil th aking shouid | face: n and | belleve in. te much . faces natural and the text A mild face- the pores Away OF to woman Who will =e eS ee ee itm ppear on her fa hope at all. if at keep herse beautit they sbould be very well used, average woman can and The youthful-looking without them, Her chief care « ture of the wat Hot, but not too hot, at cold, but no nearly tepld, cl cold, In thi Sunburn or ta lowed to be roughened the texture of {a a good deal dependent. and cold cream over that are things. | KEEP THE NECK PLUMP. {7 | ie ch hagel | the beat WOMAN'S neck and throat are well known to de pretty ure in- -dicators of her age. So long as| the neck can be kent fresh and with. | AUTHORESS IN A PLIGHT. Miss Rice Hales Fur- nished-Room House- keeper to Court. Mias Hannah Rice, an authoress, ap- peared before Magistrate Brann in the Yorkville Police Court to-day as com-} plainant in a eummons case against R. L. Wolcott, of No. 14 Irving place, who, ane said, was keeping her trunks for a lodging bill, Miss Rice told the Magis- trate that last June ehe rented a room of Wolcott for $5 a week. Bhe owed Wolcott up to last Wednes- day $7.00. It was agreed that she was to leave on Wednesday. Tuesday night she returned from a visit to the country pnd found hersclf tocked out. She told the Magistrate that it was “real ungen- tlerranly of Mr, Wolcott to lock out a worran between 11 and 12 P. M." She sald that he would not even let her ha one of her trunks. ‘Magistrate Brann questioned Wolcott and found that he merely rented fur- niehed rooma and did not come under the protection of the hotel an boarding- house keepers’ law, and told him he had no right to keep the trunks as security. At this Miss Rice spoke up, saying: “On, 1 have no desire to take both trunks. He can keep the trunk with my wardrobe, but I must have the trunk that contains my manuscripta and writ- ings. I need it. { expected some money by mail Wednesday and it may come to-day, and I will pay my bill Wolrot& sald he would do as SMise Rice proposed. ere ~ Dr. Henry M. Laipa! of Temple bman-E! f will occupy the pulpit 4 month during the Das consented to deliver will preach Yom Kippur and Rosh ha Shani President Stryker, of Hamilton Collree, Clin toa, will preach te-morrow in the Brick Presby- terian Church, Fifth avenue. ‘The preacher at the Fourth Avenue Presbyter- fan Church to-morrow will be Rev. Dr. J. J. Blackburn, of Covingtoa, Ky. ‘The pulpit of the New York Presbyterian Charah will be_occupi Olle Thatoher, The pastor, Dr. D. G. Maci fe spending hla vacation in the Adirondacks Dr, W, Dudley Powers, Secretary of the Chureh Missionary Society, la conducting th Ohriet Protestant ‘Episcopal Church during the illness of the rector, Dr, J. 8, Shipman, who |» rapidly recovering his health f the Military Collog the pulpit of Waa vacation of the pastor, who ts summering at Norfolk, Conn. Her, M, P. Welcher has reaigned the pastor- ate of the Parkville Congregational Church, Brooklyn, atter four years of successful labor Dr, Lyman D. Calkias, n years D: of the First Presbyterian Church, Far Rockaway, L. ‘h. has resigned his charge. He will reside for the present in Drooklyn. Rey, D. Ata Blackburn, D. D., will preach at the Church of the Strangers every Sunday durtrg the summer, Although many needed rei Al be made in the edifice, the servi suffer zo Interruption, Methodist Brooklyn, w resident mint: IM attend to all pe: activities will be ‘The memorial window to the late Dr, Richard Balt ‘Storrs which his former parish! are going. to place In the Pilgrim Congrecationsi { huroh, Brooklyn, will be immediately over the main entrance. The Sea CIM (L. 1.) Conferencs be held from Aug. 31 to. Se ft twenty-atne. 10 organizations, which will ‘whose rooms of t Aasoctation Bide Young Men's Christta ranged to hold a summer G the ‘THE © FAMOUS BEAUTY © { COSMETICS. =f) BOUT the use of cosme two things may be said—they should be very efull selectes THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 20, eke PODTDAOS out Mnes, so long as ng gowns, sot few simple exercises that Keep the neck plump. For instance, breath, tak a dee no collar confining the throat held while one counts ing the head meanwhile side, or ted. ath 4 are excel: lent for’ the THE TEETH AND HAIR. regarded, the youthfulness of the fact Hex In tte expression. ‘The face that ix not discontented, not ried, not Sarcastic, will look youths fitkecend ingane “A young mouth a young eyes" may sound strange, but there are uch things aa both, and no woman can look really young without them. TIGOOOOOOO 0G All the exer- How You son If you ritat na all of those tf thoughts, and y And kit youthful } THE RULES OF YOU punent Xeroiser and £ forms of ¢ NEBD harily say that the care of ne te padty tHEsgUsall | teeth and hair is absolutely ea-| 2 SUOMI SU At al. the as 1 suggested ina former | eapectally ts a great factor | 1S ‘3 na woman's 4. € reah utr posible, es- hd in the mornin peel exercising my are al p the face young by simp! | keep it ‘in condition uy Gas Billed Gy Gite The teeth should be brushed night | mass: CLE hing and) morning and after every meal, and | attending 1 hair a th ‘Take hon ed_at night, th ir develop: , m, nd neck. , : H EXPRESSION. 6 tt the expression | 5 } is} eis much, and may a : absolutely controlled ; er all, when all this hag been TET had te do all that.” peopte aay, exere: aratively model of the Northfield Conference and th the Mildmay Conference In Landon, Ma louiutnnrgaaeiltsrecenuaersati aneeiveting| workers in Christian activities will take part, a the discussions. Many clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Sharon are interested in It Dy the wifi of Susan B. ayring, of this ett tne "American Guardian tocieaye sot New York: recelven KAD: the Children's Rid Hoctety, the New. York Asso mprremecel Of the Condition of Fa, the Brick Preststertan Church, for the beret of its dion, $40), and the Fourth Avenue Preshyterian Chink for the benefit af Hope Chapel, £40) Rev, Robert Bruce Smith, pastor supplies use fersr 19 Rev, John, St. John has been selected, The er Avenue Methociat Greene Avenue 1 , preceled him Several mont v. De We A. Tupper, dr. atternvon and evening In the it Church, Brook! nah Streak take place De Urotherbood of the Ki anaual conference at from July 29 to Aug. 2 Among t ty be Ree Wo D. HMlas, Rev Longacre, Edwin Sarkham and Arthur ecutive committee Lindeay 1 FCA STRICKEN AT CARD TABLE. James Chadwick, a detective employed by @ Paterson railway company, went to a saloon in Paterson last night and Played cards with some men whom he thought could give him the evidence he was after. hile playing Chadwick was seized with paralyals. He was removed to his home and died this morning. morning, | sista of Mor | Latghton | CHURCH NOTES. bo IN STREET AND AMBULANCE: |Births Include Twins, | Which Die on Way | to Hospital. Nellie Rteh, Broadway, was 01 ) v'clock Chia mornin Hd have been at home. She the Gouverneur Hospital wo will name the baby: WoWas > ont of Church, et the co! rolling along threw with ie ambulance from the Gouveri i Hopital had E ut eligat blocks, but waen {¢ arrived Dr, th. had two pa younkert was a boy w the ui while afforded him much deligh The automediie ambula Presb, in onpital rry call Lar if street. the am: Was the peti DOOD worn and even worn ts not willing to sacrifice for it tor her youth, WAN CORED BY MAD BULL... “And on Was Thrown Over Fence After Stern Chase. THE 2 TH. }| Novel Features at Para- diseanaCherry Grove | Included with Song nd Dance — Other in City 3 Sie L tractions ! by the A anc ip with vad Stood pease ng. Atle 1 man ken folebteietelal-iet ns xercise ie now mnidering tt Hom Henry | A privet of umn on the Jorn hous 1 4 1 alty Hospital| f Md SER AGS un ‘ i howpital tw ia wie rin an 1 were Di the mother ae : aralentiines ae taken from the ambulan 2 k well. Shr met Ba hercn Ru it means “You are now man and w . tik ¢ Thieves Get 81000 [ie T wish you luck and prosperity MANILA, July Major Canby haa eee eceutinyss opt telegraphed to Manila from Banta Crug) ty ie jan that only, one, pasmaster's box. contaln- | charite Lun oe The was at frat reported that §: dof poor girls marcy provided | Government money had ‘been 20,009 of | have hi . i rieh Chinamen, but who ever b MAGGIE KELLY, aug ee QUEEN, TOWED CHARLIELUNG. sei oe oe ow eierelayelerere Fe MENTAL TELEGRAPHY AT BIG ROOF GARDENS, Awful Dad" with » Theatre 3ond will adway, oes tunefully ony weather has broughg patronage of thts show WL ree and the pany send “Thi a vim at the vaudeville, Leonard ny will present » Private Secre- son, M Girl" begins ite gen Beach with bill with that . _H. Sheldon, the Third Avenue time business man- . in his own at Married Life. on the Floating Roof among others fexePr Harrison and Ad eon. Wil ape and Reynolds and Geneva Ardell 1 his tn a aketch, ‘In Wash Sone Irish Countess.” " ¥ Joe Mackey, the ve i Flyon heads the vaudeville and * resent a departiy peratic bill to be given at Terrace: 4) instrume bit of mimetls roup of Japanese jugglers Jen Musee hax been entire! nd has recetved several add{- Queen of Snake Charm= and vaudeville ag re HENRY . PAYNE LL WITH COUT. Millionaire Republican Politician Seriously Afflicted in Berlin. am ant ver tasing Girl? Man ir Hh wi ne has the“ i Coo Vere Korevererer an Committee of the sty I with gout in this city, some time ago 1 has beea continent for hig airman of 2 ittee, and with Chairman Mark th the MeKinley ‘carte he last campaign most of the jarters In Chicago er the election ny Umes a OF SPECIAL INTEREST To Hay Fever Sufferers. J summer eae arn that there ve, but effective, re from hi and that a lite booklet fully eaunent will be mailed free sing the F. A. 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