BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN ENGLAND.

Press, Volume XLVIL, Issue 7691, 24 October 1890, Page 6

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN ENGLAND.

' "Nearly All Are UglyM* tha nr*-<- ! ~ Ci! '"; beading givonjby the madtiaU- 13 . -£: -fftme* to an article on the allege hfrl l r " -of Euglisb. >vom«n. * Nothing V-I,V \;j disappointing," he says "smtliY" i come u.ned to ber thau tho Loqdon'v : ' "W 1 - —I mean, of coarse, what h ttr ■•' '1 .' general way a ' Udy.' At tho fi-- • "1, - J f : ":A, she nppears to b<; badly <Wl'\'' "' ♦- ■ footed, awkward in her gilt ferVkU.. -' ' in every sense of tha wor.i. X c»**V;'t ri'[,. / under the idta that thr> EugHo'i "'.'""' ' '•'■"•'' of a beefy, robuit coauitioni aa'a V. *,'»- . , f ;Vi-- E teeth w«re noted for their ficr„ 'V '- ' ."v Whlteuess. There uavtr w.-w * "','"' '^jl' s mistftke. Two-thirds of the vov ""'"' -.\l'"' i pi England are long and tlfb, "£■•' Z " ' " teeth are far more faulty than t_ J _J-. v :wiii" , ' l fuir beings who haunt the cutest- -" ' *"« «•' of Philadelphia. Indeed, it h \l.-s "" ■ *m,-''' tlon aud not the rule to dnd m / '(' " ! woman wita good tcoth." 'IL.-. v-u- S then passes the ISugliih pxlnvK -~-">; CI-:: vieWj and pionouncea them s'X ."■"' *■*:■- , •Passing next tothcarislccricy.R.'. ■ -\. . l i - "that "of the muny vauttUti London society, only the LV:' sj ' t -' r ; j S Leinster would ptrrtmjH pw;* -•;.;,'' "'.'>'• f < woraati all over tha cuth. LAib 1 '-l.t - */"/'' derry also coinuu iintler th.it }'i<* *-\ so does Miss Wulselcy, Hi " Z'- . **"; daughter oitionaral Wo!«s'lcv, n .» ~• "- > ; her debut this year. All th«aat-'.:.,<•/".' V 'H ,plaiu-Jooki«g women. In ha, r l « ■,«• -i-~ "iamed.baaucy— .'tnflitfifill «i<if<..- -'■■''' 'i ; ;"c. land is only to bj found lv the«alV; >. \ "■};': : lower Classc'si. The arwtpcriic,-• ,1 ' " '"' lutely ugly tn a general «r.Ri»f, *-,-.',-, ■■'** ••"-, •ugliest of the !<>': arc the null ><A ',C ! generally lv attendnuce en lla IK ; I Oa the other hand, the «tiOj» j. ,". ■ ~ wattresses and bvirmradi cf L" '•"■ ,<"- I often absolutely beautiful in U':.:. i* , "figure. The trim black J,rr. '' : they wear, free s.rom twrnmlti;; < ' ..>■«:,\ \ ment of any kind, ana th«lrs«?.-, '...■{' only enhance tbiir chanr.% ' f „''-,'.-. iV ) 'sometimes'Of a bevy of iv.-jUV n -\ ~ \ 'atfasndauce at one of the frwst' . '"•» ,i j';-- ' Is-so strange thst ou<s b?g|rj« *.v * :.\-±>,- T " ' ; .how it la. tho Jody cranes Ji.rv, «■ _ secrets .which sasbia her msitl U? y v , 1 and prveserve her good lonis, Intlvji ;?.'. 1 of thi*"la«t • t*A 3 monlU". I l-< ■ ft J brssent at two luUu. Q...« 1. . -,;• Islington, given by a Loral «ky ■;-> j . chautJo hi*-employ e&s aau to o'.-\;-'i<ii,; was taken In order -to r,w Vv. '.-r -. ■--; mlddle-claaa girl at her •■:,' ,-/ iv The other was v dwicc sSvon h. ■■ -': :\ ot one ot Her Majesty* Minister* i:^ .:, j,;; - iir.*t b;dl I felt as thoughl «1,-. . . horpmedaii's paradise, niootiui ;"■ • •' '. I fare's the crushing, hick of br* mil.; --j,.; •, j scrambling for food wen* i "-,.,," • might have bc<m a iccond-rtfi- ■.J ball anywhere ir.. the UniNnl r it.' -y>~ ".; • one fact: no city in the Union AL t have brought so many iJI-fAVutts. t-- -.' ,'; ifcogether, , But your KngllslnrAf* "; *",' v; \ know what the word ' ugi.v' ur.. v. _■ 1 we term ..a, 'homely' ti\ca bee si'-'-' ' I tlngulshed/ so arlstocratic-loo l :ic;«i*'. J i know,"

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