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Show THE MIDVALE SENTINEL Thursday, May 29th, 1941 Page 'I'hree 1·-~--~---------------~ ~·,.APage£or~o~e~l~~-Ga_rde_ns~,~~-o_ut~~ BRIGHTEN UP THE N/GHTI I Em~lyPostNotes FASHION DECREES . . . . . ",.,...,._.. . :w~-;~\w:..-,}'T···rftsi''T"·'''"''?''·'·':nisn·nnKi·"-.tt:'l9"liM\,i:W\7n>;Nf:,f:':till: ·: By Rosellen Callahan Actress Helen Claire is dashing about New York town gathering a wardrobe for her trip to St. Louis, Mo., next month, where she will appear in one of the leading roles of Sigmund Romberg's new operetta, "New Orleans." The stary of many Columbia network "Friend in Deed" and "Aunt Jenny" programs has heard rumors about soaring theremometers in St. Louis, and has ordered secveral coLton play suits-one of red and white candy stripes-for rehearsals; a gay glazed chintz frock in shepherd's blue with pink clover print; a printed chiffon dinner dress and pleated Fortuny formal; and a sheer black basic dress with many odd pieces of costume jewelry to be worn with a big black felt hat. Soc1al Changes l Of Two Decades 1 Just because she receives some three thousand letters a day from people asking advice about social personal problems doesn't 1 and mean that Emily Post isn't a woman confronted with several deep perplexities of her own. One of the greatest, writes Margaret Case Harriman in the June issue of Good Housekeeping magazine, is the fact that although she has written five novels and three other books, she is known chiefly for "Etiquette" or the "Blue Book of Social U"'lage" which she wrote in 1922. It has made her the foremost authority on ocial manners 1 in the country. Mrs. Harriman says it has run through four editions, which means sixty printings, 1 I or more than a half million copies. Even though it's logical to guess from her book that Mrs. Post is a stickler for formality, Mrs. Harriman reveals that her manner has an easy charm and breaks candidly into impatience or an occasional mild profanity in the presI ence of anything flossy or phony. 1 When asked by a linen company to comment on an advertisement * * * Dolman sleeves. smooth shoulders are increasingly important. 1 Watch for wrap-around styles, two or three-tiered frocks for afternoon 1 and a great many peplums. For I evening, the.. full-skirted.. frocks { out-distance the pencil slim silhuette. high wall of whitewashed stones, enclosing a cheerful, intimate flower court. And within the house, there are more flowers in ii..--~,..,...,~C-t;.,........,._.,..._,,AJ.: ;,P..,"f" a glass-enclosed greenhouse-a q year-round reminder of spring ·11 and summer. ij Just above the greenhouse ~ there is a light-gleaming panel of glass blocks, flooding the Insulux .· stairs and upstairs hall with light. 'i~~~~~?E~ All we can see is their shimmer[ ing surfaces, because these glass blocks are not transparent and cannot be seen through. Beside them, sloping down .gracefully on both sides, is a richly-colored roof of fire-resistant asphalt shingles. The smooth lines of the root and its carefully "LET us cultivate our gardens," chosen coloring naturally comsaid the eighteenth century plement the landscape and the Voltaire, setting of the house. And, ,of philosopher, French tired and confused with worldly course, we approve of our asphalt shingle roof, too, because of its discord. For nearly everyone, at economy and long life. some time in his life, seeks peace At the rear of the house is a ~nd satisfaction in the quiet tend- useful, attractive open porch. The kitchen is also at the rear of the . mg o_f a ga~den. Thts typical Amencan home house, with more· hollow glass has two gardens, one indoors, the blocks flanking the central winother out. A table of smooth·, dow to bring natural light within. green lawn, with well ptaced There is lots of "room" in our shade trees, extends to a waist· garden house-four rooms on the I \ of a table fancily set for a formal dinner, "Lord," she stammered, * "it's lousy." If you don't own a shantung first floor. And there are lots ol Mrs. Harriman's article relates suit or frock this year, you are large, useful closets. And a bat~ ' that Mrs. Post was born and bred simply not in the fashion picture. too, all this on the first floor. On the second floor there are Manufacturers are turning out RAINBOW STRIPED silk formal to brighten up the night is worn in New York City where she was by Helen Lewis, CBS actress heard on "Kate Hopkins" p-rotwo large bedrooms and a perbeautifully tailored suits with grams. The brilliant' ·variegated stripes demand a simplic.-i.ty o! the belle of her debutante season, fectly centered bath-equally ae-' jewel bottons and classic tailored styling which is carried out with a sunburst pleated skirt anti ~.. 1892. Now she is a gay, friendly cessible to both bedroms. There 1 ar.e more closets and plenty of dresses in navy, American beau- geniuos handling of the bodice stripes. Silk P.Oppies add a 0'1V- woman, very handsome and with wmdow space. the spirited good looks one roman- 1 ty, natural and brown shantung touch to zer coiffure. The architect of our dream tically associates with the eighteen for warm weather. Dorothy ("Our house come true is Randolph Gal Sunday") Lowell chose one of CHANGING SIDING Evans, who desi~ned it for the ninetees. Shortly after Mrs. Post's Round Out Thin Legs Monthly Small House Club 140 these suits in natural with roundfather died, she discovered her S When old wood siding has deNassau Street, New York city. · herfound suddenly and husband, Exercises pecial By reed shoulders and gold flower but- teriorated to the point where Every man looks at a woman's self a divorcee and, through necestons; which she wears with a na- pair is practically impossible, ·and no _one l~ughs at him. It is work out some sort of compromise waterproof paper should be spread legs, and if they are thin the sity, a working woman at a time Pearl Buck Decries tural toyo scoop brimmed hat. almost rmposstble for a man to on this matter of havm·g wars -___. W f "f" g · ful S d' 'th h I ' · · ta t ·d f' ·t · d • * • . _ ar acrl ICes 0 over 1 an new, 1re-res1s n s1 - chances are they are not very at- w en ne1 er lVorce nor am behave her01cally m the cool and babies. They manage to negate . _ ; employment by gentlewomen was _ _ Robes de nuit-nighties to you- ing applied. This new siding are becoming more and more like should be applied so that it bears tractive. But thm legs may be de- . recognized by the kind of people . Anyone lS happier who does not ordinary time of peace. But in war each other as ii is. Women fulfiB live for himself alone. He who anything is allowed him; he is themselves in having babies, and enning gowns. One striped batiste solidly on the old surface beneath. veloped if you do recommend ex- Mrs. Post had known. 1 A it. praised and applauded and made men fulfill themselves in des.__ lose . t ues, Mrs. j would. save his life must l<'ir€-resistant walls are second ercises· model has a 10-yard hemline and ... vr_ _ mong many o ther v1r The Beauty Clinic of Good 'Post's volume on ""ettiquette pre- , Th1s loss of self lS eas1er for' much of, as wome~ are excused ing them. There ought to be some basque bodice and another effec:- in importance to fire-resistant tive ensemble is a dirndl gown of roofing as protextion for the home Housekeeping magazine offers val-l sents a panorama of the vast woman than fo~ man. How~ver, and allowed for durmg pregnancy. other more profitable fonn .r sheer striped rayon with intri- against fire from external sources., uable advice in the June issue to I changes in America's social scene com~le~ ~nd selfish a woman IS as I What can be offered to man as 1 pleasurable sacrifice for the llllcately tucked bodice and hemline Asphalt shingles for the roof not remove that scrawny look from during the last two decades. When an_ mdiVldual, when_ she h~s a a substitute for the blood bath of man race than this sacrifice of the with matching full-length break.. only protect against air-borne your legs. First of all you can diet the first edition appeared it was child she goes down ~nto a srm~le war? Where shall he go for glory? innocents. 1 Perhaps we shall find it, somefa~t coat. Suburbanites th~ wi?ter sparks, but are economical and at- to add pounds to them. You can filled with hints on how to handle! an~ elemental exp~~ence. which That question man must answer day. to open are skies The himself. for self that divides away, self swim , play tennis , skate, ski , b u tlers, ch au ffeurs, and f oot men. dnves will be able to keep warm 1n high- tractively colorful. f l'f d b · th - t a 11 o I e him with all their stars and suns; (1940) now h as m dance and do special exercises to 'The 1a t est e d't' styled flannelette 90WDS. T wo mo·l . t rmgs .ts -er an . t o ano 1 ton 1 Rinsing hair brushes in a solasimp es prrmeval terms. the earth is beneath him, full of If washable curtains become round out the puny leg muscles a scant two-and-a-half pages on m 0 I dels are outstanding-a shirtwaist chamois color gown embelished in rusted on the rods during damp the article states. You can pay 1 butlers and almost nine on the 1 There never was a wom~n who materials he does not know; the tion of alum water will stiffen up blue braiding at the midriff and weather, dampen the rust spots, special attention to your posture, woman who wants to be an effici-' ~as ~ot the better for It. Sub- very air in which he moves is the bristles. --------collar, and the Chinese styled one cover with a thin coating of salts because your slack pose may be ent cook waitress and hostess at lrmatlon ther~ may be; but s_he, waiting with its secrets for him to Granulated honey can be rewith narrow.. upstanding.. collar, of lemon and let stand until stains one of the causes of your diffi- ' the sam: time. The chaperon who' searches for lt, aware of her m-~ plumb. How necessary is the blood stored to its normal form by plaebath for men and women? I figured so largely in the early edi-1 comple~eness. I culties. frog c:lo~;ing front and .. dropped disappear. 1 ~ 'J · h o t wat er. · g l·t m · d M man world changed our m But · . . . . I sboulder line. en an women wlll have to m . 1 . Pickmg up cards from the floor tlons has completely vamshed and . . I the as f or tha t o ld b ugab oo a'bout has no such opportumty left hrm . d . b To prevent the stdes of Ice bags • • • · ' one y one 1s goo exercise, . t for return to the elemental. Once, . h ld h' h f k d th d t Cl' . h f stick- B Fall forecasts jnclude the pep- and hot water bottles from'nkl - th h t 1 h ey w 1c or one s ou use m ea - h h d 't m1c as oun , an eau y . e un, m t th' h t p M . h' f th' . 't . d .b a e ing together m storage,. spn lum coat with the "Dandy" look. IS o say, e a I' per aps, as os rs. prescn e mng 1 In lS as 10n: mg, . death, and of r1sk the chase, the , t . f . th' "N 'th d k . k d B which Selena "Woman of Cour- little talcum powder mstde them 1 o mg IS o ess rmpor ance. own WI one nees; sm en . ~ death has a fearful and endless . 1 age" Royle is considering as her after they are thoroughly dned. f t 11. htl b h' d th 0 th 00 s g charm for human creatures. er; nse e Y e m ts d 't with the back foot and using your WINDOW MAGIC first fall outfit; sm s an spor For war t~ m~n, li~e. chil~bi~h Old windows on which the trim We Print BUTTERWRAPPERS ' leg muscles to lift you. Be sure attire in heavier twills; wooly fin'• to woman, IS Slmphfymg m Its ' b k t ' . ht It k ished spun rayons for college girls' and velvet. The rolled profile br~ d: i:ep your ac s raig as you has_ split and .warped, and in emotions and activities. All the clothes, and for "dressing up"· which we'll do a lot of. There will favored by Irene Winston of Co-j 1 whiCh the s_ash lS loose,_ are better real problems of life can be put As for camouflage, cover your 1 replaced with new umts. A per- · aside while the one thing is done, be a great many models in metals, lumia network's "When a Girl bony knees with slightly longer feet replacement for an old win- and little thought is needed to do . satin and wools, rich moire, faille Marries" leads in hat models. -;:~::::::~::::::~=:::::::::::::::::=::::=::::~=::::~=:::::::::::::::::::; skirts that fall in soft folds at the dow may be a panel of hollow I it. There is for him an actual rein having an expected war • 1 hem. Wear light, lustrous stock-: glass blocks, which will admit na- lief I ings, and high-cut shoes are us-: tural light insulate against heat break. His hatreds can be ex' ually good unless you wish to em- and cold, yet, because of its trans- pressed without censure· he canphasize a tapering curve from calf lucency, effect absolute privacy let his emotions run fre~· he can I I b eh ave as d ramat'Ica11y as'he 1I-kes to ankle. In that case, the Beauty withe>ut screens or curtains. Insulux glass blocks are econClinic says that built-up pumps Your Friendly Bank Presents- ,. 1 will be the most flattering for you. omiral to purchase and install, a panel 5x8 feet in size costing less than $3.00 a month for 36 months, 1 under the modernization terms of the FHA. I I I I 1 I ___ ** I UNION PACIFIC ..-;-:\ * *l -free Vacations •• I I I I I Subscribe for The Sentinel now. FOOD Service Quality Low Cost Our SpeC•ialty- WE DING INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS * * LITY - LOW PRICES 7Ae J1lit/i11le ~etttittel Phone Mid. !t 78 ~--· The Way You Like It FISHER, SCHLITZ and BECKER'S BEST BEER 136 N. 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