Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1921, Page 18

WOMAN’S PAGE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT , D. C, WEDNESDAY,” FEBRUARY 23, I92IL WOMAN’S. PaGw, - —— NEW WRAPS FOR SOUTHERN WEAR 3 RITTENHOUSE. sistenc; .fs that, hile a ver: siderable “pumber of women in northetn” citics have wearing hats ofsfraw and flowers while winds have blown'éold and the th mometer flirted between zero and freezing, women in th south, v v, d: have beon & i ing hats of far or woo You jeaps usual 'mong thy northe sorts bysthe tem all wagmgpparel at hom quenter.ypf -southern r trunk to. ber colie epared for the chi -ome. e novice a blustery mor tion of ‘a je expensive Palm Béach tine or’ Bérmyia quite ofit-of the resort displa showing oh lightest wrap: flower-wrbathe So. th b seau inJanuary in_afew ‘hours tke her apparel Furk for Spring. Meantime, the woman i« by 3y ./ FORBES _ Voice Culture. One of the first things you must learn when you study voice culture is the correct way to breathe. That is the only point I want to make today in this chat, which is the third of a series on vocal culture You must keep three things in your mind— Practice for breath control Practice for breath ¢ Learn to inflate the ct. Some people, when t flate only t city. whole lung 3 ver part of the lungs with air, but do not Beem to expand the chest at all. The correct method is to breathe so as to get the air deep down in the lower part of the lungs and into the upper part as well. Always breathe in through the no Dust and impur are strained f: the air and retained in nasal pas- ages. These also regulate the moi ture of the air and give the voice a Dleasing sound. en you practice breathing exer- cises be outdoors 6r near an open win- dow so that the air i3 fresh. 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Keep closely covered until thé bis- cuits are cooked, the time depending upon the thickness of the dough. Tart apples make the best dish. e ex- cellence of this rests in the candying of the molasses; slow cooking brings best results. It may be eaten plain, but cream improves it for those who dessert. NOTICE! for original Karo for cooking, baking and syrup. Very moderate in GRS Every housemife should possess a capy of the | ;When Good Housekeeping Should Come Last. Every now and then 1 receive a let- | | ter from a reader friend | to plan her week so that she will be ‘able to accomplish more work. I am ad to do this when the ¢ always eral tone of the cheerful and en s that the work-burden you are | drive yourself, youn over the sur as little wos and get along. / reached a more ne For when 1} keeping clash good houscke window hang at the Smoky ceilinzs 1 There _is be considered back. I must tel lustrate my got into ti about her had brought housekeeper. a little dust sh while some one young life sh sloven point for perfectly made the mistak up to these, Spartan ideals when sl WRS recovering grippe. down even more. habit of whining do. band called on an But when the tone of it to a point of nagsi a more was had been taught that | r well and s Naturally, Then. one evening, she and her hus- | The young wife of the oth couplo wi let house! After through inquirer's letter is ey thu; iness, 2 Wy ation. BY ELS bly gan d until yon have State of mind.” and zood hous time Yile longer. | left smoky nt task io ng your health | be . good | trained to | wed on t | alling. All her | eping was one of the right 10ld whenshe rong. But e of trying to a hit more ca , baffling or m, Moreover, nine-t from an attack of she ran herself . She acquired the about all she had to | ded out e hypocr time some’ one here to do it. other young marri. 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