Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1921, Page 68

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 19, 1921 AMONG US MORTALS Business Girls’ Lunch Copyright. 1921, New York Tribune Inc. | An éclair. a cream pui and a cup of tea in the employees’ cafeteria will do nicely for Miss Bent, of the filing depart- ment. Lady buyer in the Ritz-Plastoria lobby—and all decked out about six months ahead of Paris—waiting for Mr. Marks, of the Deltoid Hosiery concern, who is slated to buy her a lunch. & Four lady representatives of the cloak and suit trade lunching with gentlemen friends. B0 aAapanc Miss Brady. who stenogs gayly for a mercantile house, is cursed with a boss who h from the suburbs. Mr. Hemp does his wife's shopping— or, rather. Miss Brady does it in the noon hour. By the time Miss Brady has gone through Mrs. Hemp's shopping list there will be about ten min- utes left for lunch. Very drowsy stenog taking dictation af- ter a luncheon of lobster salad sand- wich and Boston cream pie. Mabel can’t seem to make head or tail of her notes, and what she can decipher causes Mr. Dill to wonder why'n’ell his letters have so little pep lately. 2 =3 2 5 2 s : < Bessie, Jennie and ] = Luella, the lightning bookkeepers, spend the last forty-five minutes of the lunch hour strolling up and down, telling secrets. watching the fellas and just looking beautiful. Maudie, queen of the switchboard at the Hotel Statler, waiting for Harry to keep a lunch date. Stenogs at a soda fountain taking a little well earned nourishment in the . ¢ i . way of maple nut Sadie has thrown discretion to the ing glance in the mirror to make certain . A < et ':’l::;t ‘21?”859 gr:hsirlotte russe got inside Annabelle’s sundaes and choco- winds and is going the limit with late marshmallow an over-squashy plum. ditto, before the af- face. ternoon grind.