The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1921, Page 25

eh ae EE ay an, What the Girl WITH DELICATE FEATURES . Should Wear' Light, Fluffy Dresses and Hats Mar ery Keep Your. Dressing Fine in Line, Soft in Well Make-up and Subtle as to Coloring—Frocks ; s and Coats Must Give Effect of Graceful- Advises: ness Without Heaviness of Quality. By Margery Wells. OCoprright, 1921, (New York Bvening World) by the Press Puiishing Co OO” touch of clumsiness about your dressing—and you are lost! The reason that your features are finely carved and delicately moulded is that your nature is that way too. And your task In life is to be as subtle about your clothes as the designer of human beings has been about forming your features. If for one moment ‘you Wisregard the pace which has been eet, then you are creating an inharmonious effect. But why should you be inharmoslous when the shops offer so great a wealth of material from which to choose? Your type of frock is there if you hunt diligently to find it, and more often than not it is staring you im the face from out of the confines of the shop window. bss ‘ \\ ¢? NO rar There is no use denying the fact ‘hat you ere at your best when you ure arreyed im fluffy, lacy clothes. They are your natural element. But when the activities of the day de- mand something that is not so light and e@iry, why then you have only to take that note for your cue and de- vise something with that essential character, if not so obvious. Nothing must mar the fineness of the features that are yours. Tnere must be no note that sounds louder than does your own Innate delicacy. Your own ~natural sweetness must shine all un- interruptedly without one conflicting element to throw it imto the back- ground. . The girl with delicate features usually has a faint coloring. If her hair is dark, then her skin is light. And so it ie with colors just ae it is with the designs of your gowns. They must all be delicate. Or, if the colors are at all dark, then the designs of your THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1921. <0) | WELL! I DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS PAINFUL ORDEAL IT 1S, WHEN ONE HAS NOT MUCH MONEY TO SPEND | AM TRYING To THINK OF SOMETHING | CAN GIVE You FoR k MAS frocks must be so simple and charming that the color become: the least conspicuous part of the whole design. It ts not easy to think of all these things at once, But many a girl is doing it every day. After all, there 1 18 no greater fun for a girl than to think about her,clothes and, despite Pil what the family has to say about the 4 pursuit being selfish and wrong, go Nast - ahead and think about the way you 3 are going to look In vour clothes. ‘ There is just this about it: When you have encountered the problem and finie ed, the solution of it in your own mind, then you are through wit! i lt altogether, and you have that sub- Stray fronds of an ostrich tle satisfaction of knowing you are plume heighten the beauty of appropriately dressed, which, above everything else In the world makes.| ‘“¢lleately formed features. you foal Sherotghly comfortabie. And Chiffon in ‘Hght or dark it {8 only when you feel this way—do , you realize it?—that you forget to tones ts a material beaatifally think about yourself at all and be- suited to the girl with a dnely come thoroughly at peace with the chiselled face. world, unconscious of your own place in the scheme of things. i , ans By Doris Doscher ence to the is: structions I hav€ water, onb pint; j given you from lemon, one tumblert duy to day can be lost during theso few strenuous days preceding jywing: Christmas, Oral Wins things that mar cream ten gram man's face shop- ping is the chief offe nder, pecause it is its perplexity uf what Lo g' Bee tt —the Much better success with her dress- line { would like to make a feW SUR~ Chould be given to ryonrts Se tie nipture-the ing when she leaves the neckline gestions to you that will save time Of wire, as it may lelightful as the blond character of M0re or less free, so that her face shopping and will not put a heavy 14 take better the girl who wears it. A color called Gj RLS BB OS TL 0 Me Beauty Aids a Xmas Gifts OR OCH HORI e Jarr Family By Roy L. McCardeli the Jack Silver, who is coming in his car will want to dance, are going to & Gopyright, 1921, (New York Evening World) by the Press Publishing Co. LiL of the good gold sealing wax. Edge the sto; results ac- 4nd bottle with ‘the same, d result will be something that would complished 1. very costly in the shops. by faithful adher- with the following lotion: E nce of rose, five drops; rain- You should be glad we triend's house Stead of having to take the Cac! where, while they are vis- ‘ting us!” hissed Mrs. Jarr into the ctant ear of her glooming spouse. They are going home soon, and sure- ly, after my entertaining them this If you have saved some of your old* Way, they, or their mother, will send cold cream Jars, they maxe attractive me something nice this Christmas, at containers when filled with the fol- baret restaurant afterward~-where juice of fresh they charge a dollar each person for “Not for me, they Jarr, earnestly is for s#imps. est on an instalment plan account.” This jast was a slap at Mrs, Jar that very thing—but quarrel—that 1s, hey were going “That couvert charge paying inter- I don't wanta go. “IT have to see the bo sulary at the office; do you thin! anti go to his house and see him for nothing, and call it pleasure?’ “We ure invited by his wife, Clara she just hates the , and I know she’ a shaker top been thinking of spiteful cute to 1 them all day. in your position—at least you haven't been laid off, as some of the the office were—because | am a friend Add to ten grammes of cold of cucumber and line @ Wo- cream, twenty grams of lin, ten grams of ox Add one of the new soups that are attractively moulded tn fancy shapes Mudridge-Smit and fill out any empty corners with a Cackelberry gir , how to get the money Snail container with, tae. she having don this was no time t there was ne dress und get Jarr's opinion, things on the plan I'd never be able to get them. But you must come with us for Clara things | know about her!” me out of it bored if old man Smith js bome, and isn't and Clara Mudridge-Smith and the Cackelberry if are of her person and girls get to handing each other veri: has every opportunity to shew t the drain on the pocketbook, That i8 sie will think lovingly of the giver Ls Ls 6 M r atl puts the intimute touch in a fes- camel walk records, and the Cackel- berry girls will want to dance shem, for they belong to the Young Folke’ Moral Impiovement League in Phila- delphia, and the league has resoluted against’ dancing th girls don’t get from home they never 4 The soft dresses—those with for it and the long hours in io led with borax, ag this is an excel- le eo hi ind girl trim- features, then it runs the danger of crowded stores and bad alr that will joint softener for hard water. minge—are things for you, making that face look 4g though it most quickly seam her face WIth Jaq to this some of the Out ef them your personality Were making un attempt to disappear wrinkles. fume of the one whom you intend it stands forth as a fresh, you from the public eye altogether, The You know the gift that 18 @ppYO- for yy any gure that it will be most flower. From the frame 0 delicately featured girl should never priate and has a personal touch I# 80 Jraterully received isite wear one of those fur collars that is much more appreciated than a oontly Indeed, a box of this kind, bearing in its own true spiri too high und all-enveloping. She has token We can ill afford. Along this ag it does the stamp cf loving care, courage her to start short arm jabs, Clara wants there will no other men but you and y, who has had c y of ar- They are In exact'y the eame tone aw PUBChY, Who has had the grace to let of the most wonderful array We color of the chiffon, but somehow rent quality of material. It is a subtle divergence, but just enough to nake the harmony an interesting thing Instead of a monotonous one. Meatings on the bodice and on the have the feather # light tone of blu s0 that the blue of her eyes will shin in contrast more cumpersome thin it is, then the whole effect would be completely and turned away when you learned they were far beyond the limits of {use sale: Act oe And appointment tn her soul when she knowledge of the n 2k sees the photograph of her own and this of a necessity will make the rock lles in the fact that the under- iiftoricelens! é ‘i I and its accompaniment of tone than the chiffon which deere if, Plumned hat Toilet preparations are very sumple Dd tones which & so interesting SU’, but it is printed in two tones and inexpensive, Somewhere among ms up burdensome in tone that they carry one that will make an attractive case another who will, nake-up is aludg frail and delicate out rather than obtrude upon the fine to hold a few heae ot chimed! ' eae lines of the face above them. The hottie of ap With delicacy, frailty always binding around the neck is done with bleach, é&e. goes hand in hand, or Resriy aly @ still darker tone of apricot, which bags can be made very attractive by ways, One very seldem combines adds that little accent necessary to puttin, a robust frame with delicacy of set off the features to their very best by cheesecloth, blanket to give father. As for him, he's figuring on what will be left of his bank feature, And with this combina- advantage edges with some attractive col. ed balance after saying it with checks, Hon there le siwayy the immis Then the motto for the girl ed dnd tié them up with Jit ? nent danger of obliterating the whose features are delicately force of the personality by piling d should be to keep her on too enormous an arrangement d ig fine in soft in face and leave the skin white. of clothes, make-up and subtle Frocks and coats must be watched ing. more attractive, put in a bottle that drop their offerings of furniture and new cprtains into the maw of tha’ * so that CA ae effect s grace~ a? ang rene panere iG ebesrve fheoery a ‘baxe Geporaied with (A few sticks eas whic} apy ines ree simple little . then there#of sealing wax, using a picee of wood ity. And with the hats there 1 is no doubt that sho wili have every In the-neck of the bottle’ to spy feature Success with her appearance, which, it ' de L * niet oe tog opriggaly to per. ig the most important thing wane orbing the héated wox op it they hear {t dance, and being y t tendencies, they want full effect its own peculiar beauty that you make up a gift that will be yy St imine es hoc npalien to the A hat with too much of an ostrich useful and thankfully received by the tye gitt, ngly the design js carried out. There Plume is a mistake, of course. But fortunate one to whom you give It. — ae SSS ave moire ribbons to head the wide ®£¢ the girl in the tlustration whose Perhaps you have been attracted by TCT HH J 9 LK tuokh running around the” skirt, Plume Is just tull enough and not too the display at some of the counters aE. 3 * ° ° Just a few feathers fall before her (istic. boxes containing soaps and M of M d M d go, I tell you,” Mr. ce and who lias known enough (0 ¢ : rleed GE the ahigon, Uut-somithow 205 and’ whe lias Rnown encegh to comvelion Taek roa Deve. Dri QAxXlims , oadern Mat cy aeserytrgore And the newspapers, and RO to sleep While smoking on the sofa on fire and burn Wore this Teather any your purse, but a few minutes’ time By Marguerite Mooers Marshall nd a little ingenuity can give you Voprright, 1021. (New York Eveniog World) by the Preas Publishing Ce. omething a eee eatuse, there BY the time a Don Juan has perfected himself in the art of puted, but as it there shows the commercial ends of the three-quarter length SPviled. ; i i “ fineness of line for which the model will be the touch of not only your love-making he finds most hearts close: jleoves are another variation ip %X- \s famous, and there need be no dis- artistic fingers. but the intimate 9 d against him with is of your friend the sign, “Only YOUNG men wanted!” ¥ girl would rather be in a fever to know “WHAT be must think of ber" than be chilled by the suspicion that perbaps “he” may not fo a of _ The chiffon blouse which she is for home manufacture and they have be thinking of her at all, new ame eee Feta wearing has a large pattern, to be the added benefit of being both pure Woman is an eternal optimist to stick around the house all the time?" thought that’s why the women moral element destroyed the in their opinion a was in the home and a At the very moment wher she decides nd so becoming © ‘the gitl whose of apricot which are so light and un- your discarded boxes you will find that one busband doesn't understand her she usually has her eye on booth.” ventured Mr. Jarr “T have no time to discs Y Greseed, for Jack Silver will By here Wait, I'll get the Cackel- berry girls out of my room, where they are using all my Imported per- fume and everything else their hands on, and an oisters al- ingest and face A young man likes to think women are a “mystery.” The belief is bis little oatmeal mental justification for physical preoccupation. ‘This ts the time of year when mother and the girls are figuring on what fighting Mke or rosettes of washable ribbou. Almost any male will admit that almost any other ought not to abuse ways Jeom to de are a splendid aid to soften the a woman. If she's pretty, he not only makes the admission—he makes war to color- If you want to make the box still Christmas is the season when tepidly affectionate husbands and wives rushed out and got » Visitors out of her in to dress in his t evening attire. maw a tay of hope t his #ilk stockings and his there were holes in. Moloch that already has sw: je to support How to make divorce a m slowly revolve it around big alimony,.marry your lawye Pidde sciingaint mddtond ved romance and passion—“the home.” 8: Vamp’ the Judge, ask for—and get— dancing pumps SAS SS Me titealine ate 8 tam aot the Result. Then You'll Be Better Prepared to Read the Follow+ ing Article: Gonyriaht, 1921, (New York Bvening World) hy the Press Publishing Co. ‘WAG, when asked for a good definition of a kiss, replied: WHAT 1S Hy A KISS @ | ANT Lay a Pencil Vertically Between the Two Faces, Bring Your Nose Close Down to It and Observe “ret “A kiss is Nothing divided by two.” But he didn’t say that after that nothing had been divideasy two, then it was Something, Just read these news headlines which have had prominent space duximg the past few weeks, and you will'see that a Kiss is a big Something. The Heart ofa Girl By Caroline Crawford me otek igs est Which Man Will Peggy Choose for a Husband? . A BUSY DAY AND EVENING, OW that Peggy had secured a Position, she broke the news to her parents that she had re- signed from the © bank and sought work in a Wall Street lawyer's of- fice. “You were very foolish to do this, sald her father, “CL knew you had a gvod position at the bank, and now I'll have to look this John Sharp up. How do I know 1 want my daughter to work for “him? “I'm quite sure Peggy 1s a good judge of character," volunteered Peggy's indther, and then she added with a smile, “besides, I shouldn't be surprised to hear of the announce- ment of her engagement any day.” “Just becuute Harrison ToWnley guve me Pekingese Sing-Hi and be- cause he sends me cut flowers once a week or So is ho reason I'm going to marry him," announced Pegsy. “Ll, be willing to wager you won't pick out the right min when it comes riage game,” declared her futher. "I'll bet you select some little whipper-snapper like Billy Bracton or some little chap who has a blond mustache and wears a pink shirt.” “Leave that to me," chirpet Pessy as she started of for business, and her father's “1 suppose we'll have to” rang in her ears. . She arrived at the office just a few seconds before her new employer, but in that few seconds she discovered that he was a married map. On his desk were two very attractive photographs, one of a charming young woman and the other of a buby who was the pic- ture of John sharp, even to the keen eyes and square chin. “Thank godness, some men have wense enough to bring their mmily life right into the office,” thought B “Next to a man wearing « ng ring, that's the best protection the man’s family and the girls who bre employed by him, Not that 1 cared w fo for John Sharp, bul at the same tim 1 think every girl kes to know er her employer is a married or single man.” Just then John sharp came bustling Into the room and the duy's work be- gan. Peggy found that a lawyer's of- fice was about the busiest place on earth, There were briefs, letters, card indexes and all sorts of carbon copies and detailed reports to attend to. As she rode home on the subway that evening {n the rush hour sho figured it out that ufter all a busy day ‘Mt the office did not wear her out any na day which simply dragged and put in so many hours. As s she had to spend a certain Mount of time downtown she felt that she would far rather be busy ail the time than to read novels and short stories in between work That evening, directly after dinner, Harrison Townley called. “Well, I'v bought that new roadster,” he an~ nounced, “and TI have it downstatrs, Get your mot Pekingese Sing-Hl, ond we'll all take a spin Mrs. Dayton hurried into @ heavy coat and joined the party, only too glad to act ax chaperon. The roadster was just the type to please feminine eyes, It was canary colored, with a dash of coach blue, and had a spacious front seat with brown leather cush- long, There was plenty of room for all three, and as the machine turned the corner and honked |ts saucy horn, Pegey was in her happiest mood. ‘Vownley drove into the heart of the City to show his skill as a chauffeur, ‘Then he sped on and skimmed across the Brooklyn Bridge, where they caught @ glimpss of New York offices A turn through Brooklya and they made the tp back over tim Williamsburg Bridge and then back to Washington Heights The ride was invigorating and thrill- ag. “You're a perfect little goose not to marry Harrison Townley right away,” suid Mrs. Dayton to Peggy tagt night. “Lf you ‘don't get him, some other girl will.” hat last th deri v ‘nt set Poggy to won- o To-morrow Wid Plane for the SENATORS ARGUB- IN INAUGURAL DEBATE. HOW TO RBSIST STOLEN KISS AND GET ANOTHER. + CHAMPION KISSER FOUND BY BEAUTIBS, f KISS YOUR WIFE THRE TIMBS A DAY—NO MORE, PRICE OF SINGLE KISS ON, MONTH IN JAIL. 4 WOMAN JUSTICH wouLD KISS BRIDEGROOM, NOT BRIDE. 3 KISS IN TIME REVEATA © | THEFT BY BERLIN GIRL. GIRL, 8, CROSSHS OCBAR FOR KISS, Bd HE'S A BEAR AT KISSING” WIFE'S LOVE NOT DEAD BECAUSE SHE KISSES AN= OTHBR. i Senator Knox of Pennsylvania recently caused a buret of laugiter on the floor of the Senate, when be sal ", “Why, [ read from @ description of * the coremony of 1861 that after Mx Lincoln had delivered his audress und Chief Justice Taney had administered tne oath Dir, turned and kissed ie, perk! fu oung ladies represen’ Tour ‘States, We provide nothing o@ that kind for Mr. Harding,’ Later un, the notice avcurem, Bete ator Reed of Missourt had end roped to Senator Knox, “elore & leave the tloor, 1 want to caunerate President Lincoin of charge that Me was Cbices he kissed thirty-fo representing thirty-four States.” 44. “IL was not a change; it a privilege," Senator Knox came “It must be conceded.’ intel Senator Reed, “that do that without suspiclogs iva it he did it withou: pense and that the girls were ‘wile lin." 4s It girls are “willin'” and want to; another, they had better heed advice which comes to us/froms} December number of the rot, & magazine issued at j lL, by the student editors of Now wostern University. essoch Gt RULE 1, “When a man struggle fiercely at first and thén, pear gradually to be overcome bye superior strength.” RUL oo “Clos © a] E 2 “Close your re hold yourself rigid, relaxing @ the kiss endures.” RULE 3. “Let a ty of ex~ pressions flood your face—anger, row, despair, joy. It is that all these be registered.” ay. RULE 4. "Struggle occasionally, if to free_yourself.” RESULT: “If you observe Instructions corctully, Ue will mp probably kiss you again,” : Andre Brule, stage idol of Party must have his own ast oe rule ae kissing question, since he was, cently voted the champion kisser of the world, vanquishing eighty ants, Including Americans, Ri Itallans, Spanish and French. 4 jury found that Brule's was according to the following cedure: “He took careful alm and his right arm watstward and foot ased pivot, swun, implanting the Kise exectly im middle of the mouth” te The advantage of this method, i§ was pointed out, was that it gave the girl no time to escape. It requires lots of practice, however, ‘ Berenger, who came aecond ti contest, had an éntirely style. He would seize the chin iy but firmly in the left hand, while the right hand, behind the neck, isin. uated the head forward, : The fury styled the American kidwes as “flaccid.” z Mrs. Mildred M. Hedlin of Chicage offers up an objection. fe American kisses are not“ ‘id alleging that her hueband kissed-her until her Ups were sore and her like a bear during thelr one year of married life, She now di can stand it no longer end 4 a divorce. 5 When Mrs. [éiten M, Cummings of the same city declared that her hnaband caused her to lose forty pounds from the frequency and the of hls kisses, she brought @ premise to bear out the fallecy* French jur’ erdict thas the Amerte cun kiss is “flaceld.” lt has been found to be so “une faccid’ in Chicago that experts have +n consulted and they now 4 hat a inan should kiss his wife bub three Umes a day, Dr. Harold Ny nalyst, says: , Three a day is just about! Once in the morning, once foe hy J ner and cnce at bedtim An Englishman, riding In @ railroad car, became #o at “b A” French git’ sitting oppostee tales that he couldn't resist the temptation to kiss her. Resul poonth im jail. By the way, th h 4 ele red an Englishman’ But a en won't have fo shy about a kiss after this. Cecelia Champion. elected @ of the Peace of Somers Point, J, has announced that the * *o be kissed instead of the e has snarcied a couple. “Why should | hive a woman there ia a man present?’ ‘L have my ¢ye on several Ing men, who, 1 understand, going to take the ‘ana. Frerotte Minne ans ae ee