| Show EXPRESSION is IS' EVERYTHING Actresses the Only Woman to Appreciate ia its Power Power r rA A beautiful expression Is is the loveliest and most lasting charm a woman can possess possess The features of a. a pretty face may change youthful I Ic c contour l ur be lost In the lines of m of c col coloring coloring col- col l- l I oring oring Will fade but sweetness o of e ex expression pr conveys an indelible impression impression im tin- upon all who view it Actresses are the only women in this f country who really rel study the art Society women neglect this most necessary necessary essary cHary adjunct to their fashionable e ensemble ensemble ensemble en en- and young girls are allowed to leave eave the social training schools with the he most distressing distortions of their facial muscles M I Some women a acquire young pec scornful expression and with a air Of f utter ennui as assume ume this attitude pf hauteur upon all aU occa occasions ion It Is s proba probable le that their mental aberration aberration aber aber- ration is that it lends a stamp of ex- ex elusiveness This Thill Js is particularly noticeable noticeable notice notice- able table with young women who dine at ator hotels or at swell cafes The expression is c ca used by the elevating of the brows bro dilation of the nostrils and an ugly conI contraction contraction con I traction of the mouth f I The intellectual Intellect al gift often appears at ata ata ata a disadvantage She is serious and in in- in tense Her brows are divided by a single single single sin sin- gle furrow and the lines of her mouth are hard She takes life liCe too seriously at all times makes n a a. a tragedy of existence Is appalled by the immensity of her task In n acquiring knowledge and she well she well she wonders why men df not seek her society This is the serious over-serious expression and will In time yield to settled lines lines' af of f worry and premature old age and not an agreeable old age either The he woman with Avith a discontented exI ex expression ex- ex I Is one that Is found at afternoOn after alter po noon on receptions in the street car In the shops and even In her own drawing drawing- rooms She carries the state of her mind glaringly blaring before the w whole vloe world Her gown is not of extravagant fab- fab lc nc public convey conveyances are wear nerve-wear- lag Ing ng nuisances she Is not affluent enough to o purchase the most expensive articles on t te e market and her cook burns the under crusts of the breakfast biscuits This expression of discontent obvIates all in claims to beauty a really attractive woman may otherwise possess The TheM Theer clever M er woman knows how to repress h her r Ill II humors The young girl who encounters en en- counters all sorts of annoying Incidents Incidents' While she is making her toilet and who becomes nervous and hH high h strung beHr be- be pau pause e her haIr vm not yIeld to proper d Hr dressing w will never ever be considered considered a beauty if she carries her petulant e ert- ert pre lon t to the the- dance Ugly h mors' mors hould be left In n the bO phia Press |
