The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1908, Page 7

a | S { “ Circulation Books Open to All.” e NEW YORH, MAGAZINE** STOR wu ie SECTION. est Vs WHY Should the Stylish Dame of 1908 With a Yard-Wide “‘Merry Widow’’ Hat Insist on Displaying«.-When She Catizs-a 1Gsinch Waist? And WHY Does the Wearer of No. 2 Shoes Festoon Her Brow With Fourteen Feet of Fluffy Hair Pufis? : By Diane de Morgny.. HY {8 a woman? Nered since the good old Garden of Eden days was there a bettor time to ask this question, Why—Why—oh, Why ts she? Why ts she cirous-hat \sd? Why {ts she wasp-walsted Why 1s she peg-footed? Why has she a rope-walz of hair? | Why does she wear her head on @ lot of whalebone splles? And why 1s she {s and does site all these things at once? Was there ever a more miscel- laneous-looking freak, a more mixed- up slam-in-the-face for everything | comfortingly hygdnic, a richer rag- | and gorgeous contra- fr puffs and four- and tiny Infin- | fol-de- out of lovely rteen yards of n in one place fashi frivolous, tesimalization in ol dame of 1908. Take a There is Jand, who wo! fauce on It th for fashion’ Austin Dobson The Indies s the sh» stands and tell t wer if you can, {de of Zulu- with hollandaise outlandish things or woman for t Mer sex does eat a whol Widow hat to explain why the loing now. wrotl: we St. J. If Austin coutd or at the pr t ave written so: PAe Dechess: Pa ETT SEE 1 The craze for siim flgures was started in| by a young actr alled Polatre, who fs the mam r Sree wearing m re oe : Miss Ayers Fat Woman esos KE lke fa. 3 Weeks; She Expects to Take 8 Lbs. More Off Next Week: FORWARD BEND STRETCHING THE NECECs NG THE NEC re ponding ) cumbers, met | much better than for a corre TUTTE ITTEET | Mrs. Martin's chin exerct F y Margazet len canis ete op Gib Mere Hv @ Blok crt Sin GN Roll nua bee, een : ap, | Uisht years, ‘The pain in the nervesladded to her bill of fare eabbae deep and ryt Hubbard Aye f her tes, which the doc 1\ turnips, cauliflower and fowls, 4n open window | N Wednesday , to be sctatic, ad also 1’ A large quantity of hot water should snd then slow her h O st Mrs.) her, and pre: some pressure pe taken every day, as this stimulates | ward until itr on her cl Martin, The | which caused ia has taken the digs e@ organs, particularly the | the back ¢ t vening World's | a the se, which she !# jy and torpid Hye the pat ‘Then s ner head up ard as f mplexion fri and neck was V nd of abesity. Mrs. rtin takes, and low two cups of ik- | possible. weighed nd) 1S much Upped the sciles} look thinne: » has three fe and fast, the same durin pon she turns her head to the right mens pound neck m treatme week and and again ut night. Sue takes te tly and ge und lost | Roes th . de- Kfast and hot water y me itahery She has had no sugar sorbed be w Je 4 pounds Hider, and the pr ted, but hay used swecharins t 1 Ava os ner iets hin) about tney! ie tees Aub has) used! Waeclinsin ad to the left again and looks over BONS during the first week of (he “ahe exercises published last Satur- i days, | Ceatment, She has taken no potatoes.’ gay with Mra, Mats hese ex! repeats from tin is pastry, no bread, except to ; 4 ‘i twenty-five to ff hecoming to while sitting on @ chair, she still keeps | , ‘ 1 is ad, no candy, no butter, no macca- Nnaratii: ReGe Ai e amount of t n spend on ume Heat iN no beer, no sugar and Star ae PERE Tenet filtteer: peunda | then an seem absolutely she can wea th | no stimulants, one |simpte, ti hortened mi sles which her a down, | The things r tor! one ts tr | that can be egten ng to Martin is anxious to be able to| Martin is anxious to be a joes CoM alt ah comfort and rei sto thing bax bad to be while} Mrs, reduce flesh are beef| do the forward bending exercise treatments which e massag “ Circulation Books Open to All,’” DAY. MAY So BOO8s the tevable-by some unknownsmenns:to squeeze her waist down to the olt cumterence of her dog's collar. Mile. Poleire, who played Friquette, a pert which Mise. Doro played over here, {s called the agtiest women in Parts, But she hee an extraordinery manner of making herself oconsptouous | Her enormous turned-up hats. her short hair, tied with a bow at the side, her! rather long feet In pointed shoes and| very high heels, always attract atten- tion. And presumably that ts what the | women want to do who\follow her lead | in matters of fashion, ‘The fashions of today are curtous.| mor ie she not the greatest thing on the Sometimes they are:more|orless+ridlou-| strace' anal thelifacnienchle cance ous, and the anxiety, oonfuston and eM-|" seen trom the back she looks itke a barrassment caused by the big hats! 14>¢, mushroom with a small, a very have begun to furnish a regular tople! smal, stem. The cost of the mush- of conversation, like the bad weather. (yoo: hing been mueh Gaseac label The woman who tries to Jam through | the datly papers. But just how she suc- sne of the new car doors with a #-inch| ceeds in making the stem so very, very wat surmounted by @ spreading a@igret| small ts no tonger a mystory. Maillots, never forgets the occurrence, nor the) the French disguise for tights. and the picture that she presented when she! most compleated of corsets, with three caught a glimpse of herself dn the glass) sets of jactn eight garters and a th her hat and all her hair on one! pert ness incase her sylphitke yat goes there the! form. a very thin under- sutfictent, and often Mspensed with, Petticoats, when petticoats there be, of soft, clinging materials— na One small a deemed For where the lair goes, too. © st ip ts hat and the thin wi entirely new expre women's faces. To) are made nanoeuvre with one of those big hats|no more crisp, ruffly effects. Every- kes considerable skill, and life, Mb-| thing must be clinging, and the waist erty and the purault of happiness be-|must not only look small, but it must yme almost impossible when waists | be small. are nhrunken to seventeen-inch meas-| Any one who can torture herself {nto @n eighteen or nineteen inch walst 1s with the modern hieh|doing well, and already on the stage The modern @ created an in of anxiety in urement. Besides that, collar, held up with feather bones aa sirls have begun to rival each other in gid almost as steel traps, the fash-|the slimness of their belts. jonable girl looks as !f she were pre-| The English actress, Miss Phyllis Dare, has an elghteen-inch waist, al- hough she is a full-grown ana other- wise well-developed young woman. Many of the Englieh women of fashion, including the Duchess of Marlborough, |have taken to tight lacing again, But, jthen, the English never have gone in for hyglente dressing, and an hour- paring by slow stages for the gallows. But the logic of fashion {s here piain- ly shown, How could she hold up that hat un- less she had something to hold up her neck? And being perfe: uncomfortable in upper regions why not suffer cor- f° pondingly in the waist and In glass figure still represents their type of foes, thereby making a harmonious | P®@uty. The Queen herself has a small any vatst, and as ehe sete the type wiich : all English women try to enfulate, both With all thie discomfort she has add ed one more 1i] or rather a long Ust of Is to her much tried frame. For she! sider the type perfection, is dressing now as {f {t were the height fenVetria|tookthelaters{enaveriers of summer, at least as far as under-|have small waists and squeeze then to garments go, and as if she lived In the aching point. Perhaps that ts the a nice tropical country, inhabited by reason they are genorally supposed to pleasant Botticelll pagans in dlaphanous | be stiff and far less graceful than thelr lingerie and not in a chilly and change-| American cousins, able place, where every other advertis-| It 4 Impossible to be graceful when Ing sign points to all-wool and all-knit the waist !s incased in stiff whale- as to figure and hair dressing, tt 4a to be expected that English women con- underclothing. | bone. Not that she does all this from) It ts 4mpossthle to be healthy when al? sholce; but It is so necessary to be the vital organs are compressed, easier to take, It 1s Impossible to have cither a good Rata aerate ston or a good complexion if this | muiiconenline pression {8 continued It 1s impossible to pointed and high-heeled nto be Mile, thin, and it's so much off clothes than flesh, without the superfluous stead of going without the superfluous lobster salad. Though the result would be the same. Now, undeknownst to others, the fash- fonable woman Is truly philanthrople In doing all these things. The doctors of this and other cities all will have delightful European tours on the fees gathered from the reckless follower of fashion. Oculists, who have relleved the eye-strain of women who are oon- walk well in| Shoes unless Genes, who oan} But ail these imposstbilities make one} fashion, and that 1s the fashion of the moment. And thev all lead back to the lus. clous, lollipopsy conundrum hy is a woman?" Yes—there you arewhy ts she? a zs | The Ambitions of Youth. | tinually peering at the rims of their hats to seo If they are atill there; ¢¢ woHNNY, why don't you te a throat and lung speciaitsts, who hay good boy MWe your brother benefited financlally because she wore high-lace collars and yokes over pretty aq pink skins Instead of an underslip; opodists, who soothe and massag aching feet—all these pzople are grate-| ‘But, mother.” wailed Wi ful to her. I dig in the sewer s ‘And in the meantime she !s happy. |Harper's Week Willy?" the mother was sternly oiishing her naughty « W may be President some day, whi uu will have to dig tn the “can't times, too? >| Betty Vineent Six. 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