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‘ Through the
Glad Eyes of
a Woman
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THE RIGHT AGE FOR
' common
(.‘E'TZSS' gar: letters am more! You wonder what their mother!
' them IO much
:rL ASKS" me, rather plmn-zere doing to allow
I rgzw:w a § wasted letsu‘ re and. to keep luchthltto
J“ a con -Qhours.but when you-eethe mo re
, :m I :10 mung to 9‘. . rt .you realize that they on but older
my. ' . aneratlons t! the some tneflexul
And I say to myself. well. :2 all3 up?
dq‘pflm" ‘ \ T'ms Inns! 0: girl goes n-courtln;
:5 d‘m‘x L” “9"“ km“ 3'5’3“ 3’9“ and uh: no questlcnl nhout it. She
3"“ invites no advice and he: no
" ' " " ' ’ st 5:189 i. calms about the wledom of it. She ’
Fem“: Immacus 0. “W n; jiuet takes her vlace tn the nearest
seems ai street-corner band of lllrtnn‘ou
runnutous ago. Egyouths and gigglinz maidens. . .
P'ttteen. and bothering about love: I tee; sorry tor her. lor. unless
{she is lucky enough to bag a hus-
Ebund who con pull her together.
Ar»! warm the other banal. mnyi knock some sense into her mu;
3. wnmhn has nxarned a: that age‘; noodle. md stand by her {brag};
and 1mm :3. mother at a mull family i lite, firm and unyxeldmg :3 Cuba ur
almost sevmo :Lr ‘ thinkingl Rock. the to likely to make I. pretty
about lean-3; srhov‘l. And none the? big fool of herself. . h”
worse tar it. too. ‘ Then. of_ course. there’s 13oz.-.
{hr'fit‘ youngsters I wouldllide to Ihl! hummus c. comma;
wrtte to run.
And that. at flrtt sight.
and all 1’3 ambit-rm:
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i: n? dementia Non what sol-:gyouth. ’ ,
3’59 v‘nlu are up Do you spend ell your spare tune
\"(1r’rlw‘1 ‘v‘;=‘l are ltt'.’-~ mothers latcourtlng when yet; ought to be pre-
-.:~.o hl-zzsvho'nl'} o: “Manet! fathers‘parzng )‘mlrSelt by. study. ream".
at that age, carable. salt-reliant andlnnd the ecqmrefnrm c. an extra al;
the fitll", humnmakers. flowance Of culture lfld refinemen
1: mt; are rma cf .hesr. possessed‘ to.- the dtmrul: busmess of life. .
of what krtmrn :1.- an old head on By all means have a. own-«heart.
51mm; shtl‘didfr‘i. zhrre I! no harm but don t forget y-o'l insist not “:32.
m your gem“: among-«d or envour- 2 ymtr precious dz}! 0. :outh m ‘ —
ag'uz tr“ :lttnnttonx of some worthy. in; end room: when _-ou wish. he
‘ V- Emakmg a better job n: your-e“ “d
fifteen are likef taking advantage at your oppor-
‘ .r- . '. fifty. They have? tunmes. ~ _
:22; 1:33:51 score and maxing? Young love is all very well'huex:
by their ‘ 31.’ r'arvt—irSsx beha~.'ic-r,_rn':st rm: he allowed .0 11.114“ 30.1.
net-e: 12".!k him “this.
\‘Ovln'fi FIG". ‘
But nvme git?! at
’ proper development. M .
m - w‘ m. szllv, {main 5 and the better develo yea ‘9.
tyre Thttn‘t‘i‘juyszdlhleniging.atmut (figmentally. and the more amt—ten: you
Itreet corners t»: ntghrs. long after; are at yourxnartzf‘ular 30h, them
thew ought to be in bed and asleep. able you 'lJ be .0 apprefiga‘ggu
You want to spank them—«here is sweet: of the love wluc ‘ can.
nothing “’Ofif‘ nn the ear than the to Van. when;ynunr:hmoro “fem“.
inane giggle flirtatious. stnpnl. Th1... I unmet-Ls “:1 mm organza
nighty girls. Save it be the guitars tan: answer to t .- q you
or flirtatious. stupid. Eighty youths. smug evcourtlnx.
11'7".
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;zhe morning—usually make n list—
WISE SAN” exactly" what I have to do. And
ll’xe decided that it Li. better alive)!
3;: uAnv unnsmu.
I
to plan :90 him: rather than too
! murh—"
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fed: "02:. but don’t you think mt h
;-:ery mo . _? Don’t you
tlzmk we 5110 always try to go
wmrotmxmno ~morezmdmor1? Ilmyhntodo
‘ fiesthanyoomMeando.then
FYI: W were Wraséyou tend to deer.” you: My
their method of apnea-chins : ~—”and more to the-moo duct.
. , work at home. the other day; ”I don't know mach about men-
m a interval between headstology.” mid this woman ‘hughing.
.; ‘ W party. Three or tbei“! went to a domestic weave col-
“, .m‘ that the only varéme
film": "at through with the worij. A. All I know ts the: new
or keeping lame and Maggy; work out better. And then the
their chm in a uwgayswhenlandthavemtm
" was by keeping Wynn. t
firm fourth cont“ her-i it Today 3 had attem-
byfitxi-dm Shela“ nae-plantar. Serum
and then in! dfggig mu! m;
xr-lnd mildew'tmnthatm.
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to Women of Today.
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0 meet at tn the word. three-1
mire or Empire 3: “mixed 1o:
women’s dress was fwst dg
all a high! um And new w.
are told 2:? m lumber redid;
Dtrectmre mm. which seems inn—E
lament. unit imiwe 3 low “1151mm: 1?
We shrill see, _ ~ .1
“'hat mists 2: We that we.
ma?“ he am»:- to mmhine the Dine—V
tozre not» and the low waistline at
the same mm is that l: is not5
th: women‘s clothes of this period;
that come‘hlrs with the last five:
years of the etxhteenth‘mtury‘
than have then inspimtxcn to theI
Miners. no match “the whorl-lea at?
the men. The high coat collar. wide
rovers. htgh choker collar-Q much
(obs. double-W waisteoats.’
latte t-uf'nle. the tricorne,\the eilk'
to:- t. ., the sander lily-they
detai‘e a! rite!- ccozume 13m: wan}
mgr-H; .L "-Yit‘lrl" and F. IQ Kiri“ m..
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‘ tall: at thr Women's?
lay we mm 1.. l». and;
‘ shin. pm‘fidin; v;'.r.'._.nhl.:
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”.m'ss nulls. so '
the 1)lf?€t°m.:,
f.;\!‘.; , n‘viwd. ‘
A. 2; r at *3“ book showing-
manna“ w: that‘period will show?
you th “ though ektrts hung close?
to the t“ err. and were frequently;
trensmrvnt. they were as a. matter;
of (SC? often :1th (ti: and m?
$8 «in, you: Jinn—h b hem-hue, ,
are; 7
‘% :
€069 fur-ooh. ‘ out mm more skating is-
fimce o! Dzvrtm‘re period. The
frock is 0' him: mgr with tan
collar. cuss one: revere. ,
trained. It we: not. until the Era—f
p‘lre penal that they become shorter: ‘
end W337"?- find 3 me some "-3"? tlon from the waiters when the hen-
cu -r. The noted-1d the cinch. are. that expenstre coat in tow—and
both dzstmctly “Woke." but not, perhaps she «tees.
to thn turban-ts. with l motley array?
of tenthqs. flower: end ribbons rear-i
In: themsehes :
or fours: no pound ever taboo
over tho costume at my other pe-
riod. my more than history ever
actually literally does regent knelt;
Even the most ardent Admirers o!
the Directotr'e nth unmet hope tor
an actual refine-ninth”: o! the coe—
. more 0! tbs: period. negating the
”met rem-Ans the: the costume or
the men at n century and a gutter
ago appeals n: more to us than
does the dress of the women at tfint
period.
newmmcfl
“I met don t dare check mar coax.“
excluma another mm uncut to
enter the fountain mom or the palm
room or the Batter: Grin. or who:-
ever happen: to be the nuns at the
room where folk gather to dance
And drink aka-noon tea. 3.: her
favorite hotel. “A friend of mine
had one stolen a few weeks are. and
"goodness knows I an! don: w
loee thla one. I declare. I'd. hove to
[n cold—“
The: is number nice little none!
the: doesn't toot anyone. .
Now. a: a. matter of tact. you my
do no you choose ohm—st wen-m
your wrap when you lunch. ten or
film. In Paris. you know. w
hnve been. warms to: wrap: or
heavily branded evening wrap. tyto
old English custom which
me‘d hereto: genero- even the closest end mules: ball.
“a” ”u ‘0 w“ mat rooms {has winter. end it hoe been
with {3004 not gear. The Ida: considered quite con-cc: when
nested to N m‘ ‘1'“ °3° we: women dine in resume:- to weer
tired end Wily chilly x no; thetr . "pa m 1| I _! I “m
”In“; ”I”: t . ‘mm. ‘3 them. Even at prlnte ream
Rod m stir“. women often entry their heavy for:
.35”: agree-rm; .... =m.- m m mm M.
. i u, h at with an expen-
l to m if you liked them “di :3; wnfirtalilgure her that there
best Wt“ before the W3”: is a terrltlc draught, even when the
mflhflu‘“° “mm.“ by m3”; know: run wet: the: there is barely
an. m “a o! n :ephyr o: as stirring in the who}.
at ”~38: ho‘l‘e
hon d'oen “I before the l0“, Wu}: the new two-place cult. the
2:21: xflmftogchh: 2:53:25 jacket. of course. is left on. If one
and Ella: worn e. m ovor this—es
of ell to be toned and warned. It sometimes :10 on I:
ggém“ozfifi:h&mg§mn—mn this shook: be let: out-’
= . P‘oreeveralyeersit was to!»
the appetite. Theretore nmmff‘, I “me had r em m re.
f". at “d crisp should be served— 5 more one‘s salt jarket when lunch-
21:3... met" 5““; .. =1 we“; ”“3:
' ,sees more. em a: a
“m of tmted‘ bread spread fl“ 5 end not. infrequently women or: e):-
“Eh! J or camera are n Ecel‘zeut tame remove their fight 3w:-
bile you were getting your
mt dlmflfifl‘»Ml mainten-
,-—txifi« that actually made the
mouth water.
Here in America’we acquired
the hnblt sometimes of beglnnlng
dinner with e fruit cocktail. Xi}—
llono of luneheons. no doubt. have .
been "on with halves of grape—
fruit; at grapefruit served in
And now we are assured '
the: this was all wrong. It is
some] cruelty to one's stomach to
give it monothlns cold nod sour
end heavy to begin with. ,
Quite often upwardly: one is
M amen celery by we: or or
with. the first course. The
0! celery ere carefully washed end
tmjlled with a. mixture at cream
‘ ad ptmiento. Or you may
at: Neutehotel cheae with a
Rule cream. salt andjepper end
use this {or the inn 3. Some-
;ets and show their blouses undet-
‘neath- They don‘t check then
élzdtetn. though; they slip them of!
Earl-Jr they are seated.
A PIGUANT SANDWICH.
To a half cup of mayonmlee add
.3. heaping tablespoon a: my good
E chopped pickle—pmzemhly one con-
Etaininz some onion, Mix thorotsghly
4, and spread on slightly buttered slices
Jot bread and make mte mndwiches.
it: you like you may rm: 3 little let-
Etme' between the slices at breed.
371111: 15 a good war to dispose of
Emm- emetmts o: charmed pickle;
E3130 .1. simple way to make excellent
Erefreshmwt sandwiches in a very
fisher: time. '
tines Raquela! cheats ts and in-
a“ the: final ch perk
sure: no sprinkled yard-0:353 mmmlmmm
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the p. " hate.“
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store you will and an: or
gin-u outlining anchovy paste.
car-kn «other poster with which
at
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' but-uh: m the ans-e- at m- mi. today. but
.How fnghtful; how awful ft woulsl‘
a, CORONA REIIRGTON
graham.” The Bean 3mm
‘3' i sign 'm one 9! mega” 1.15: a... 2m, m m the
m the drunk— meledvfém' 5‘5“?! SW up from the
3am: We was paying: “1’33?! and. putting on her he: and
, -wup.lef: hysflde M.
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MW Arm W “Ewmm¢,mm
mhmammyur4mmnmlnr. “Teams:
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moth-”daemon“; {El-tether no
«we Mmemmmi‘aflm'w‘m up to an em and
mmmnmt at; ‘
WtuonthheKmendé m.m_mm-gma
mmmmmimueepm‘meecmm
girl. my: entry the held! on h8:\"‘0h, Chetton." she said us he
We arm made mt: slaw way Mud out 3:15 helm? “Em—PE
, . ‘ 'be such a 3239i. rompzmifin 1—}
up the blowout strewn Utes. Thedm.‘ haw wk *‘3 the matter wlta
:1 all rm.‘
at 33‘“ the ”R mm. "3‘ m. "I don‘t care that our: c! a com-
!n hf- snrnuee. and: 3M ttn thp‘nlon gnu are Sn long u ran. are
10 the ' of the miwlth me.‘ he answered quietly. _
end even «a.- who soothed gt thei “Dear old Chloe." said Edith. and
‘W of me were tm-tlookmx no the saw that same ten-
der fit in his eyes! that be m often
! Ina? movedfiy flatbeulty c: 5‘. bad3her; he looked at her.
ell. I
~ ”I ince- 271*: how rm; reel. Exile.
T0 the 51:31: the orgln 2t eeemca I ‘13:: to the Wei-31:1; c-l' 311:! I
ltke some impossible thing, mgé though: 1 lower} last year and I
unm’ift: mg: a...” I droves". {em ,, tten it. but afterward. a
real ’ was. yet : - ‘ E: I felt better an: I was. glad that she
‘H ”"5 looked la the “melt-ad married. I 3-2: somehow freed
mirrzsr a‘wave 732:- and saw the bride; from her. and suddenly ‘: came over
and groom standing 3: tn. gm gime that I had no: res‘ ~ loved be:
“m torror “PM hr. Woolf“ all. 01.1117? T15 when: I had
she 2... my t k 7 ,ilgmrnred tree-me more ligaticsnt end
" a” o ”9 on “3”“ ‘ ‘ it. was the: that I tum—4 ai‘mluifi-
l3: knew that you. were the one.
”We 2-,: htzr mind: :92 9:; acre par-
he 2: she should stop: Her tetraE
takes a his
fingers fumbled (or the keys and it:
was oniy her thorough training thnt?
kept her got“. That and n dmd- g 0! the 5‘11“: “‘5 93‘3““?!
{at ten: of letting other: new neg-Hie:- In that “3-5“
{penal to me when my ctr! mart-tel “
secret- Aummtxafiy. L! :9. were.
her finger: fell om the rtxht keys.
tlcuhr person em: 2:
shook to rat.- us g“ and .7” we cut
c,’ him 0?
That’s what her-
Edith listened as he talked end a
punt-C out the rlxht ltnpl. whfleietnnge new peace and jot- creme
her feet worked mgpednh wtth the lever her. She. tmgelt freed. {reed
fine instinctive prufisian: and lflgtrm: snf‘ne‘hlng that had Ewan Er.-
the dare be: M; eye! rammed imnmiaunly holdinz be: She gar:
riveted to the little mirror nbeve hot-Ea. etgh at "he! and leaned toward
head. She new John Owner use
Felicia: 3am:- hnnd. aw him flip:
the ring on her finger. now him
mt): llRMv-eflendkleeher.
Aetmny nw him his: her. and yet.
only tut winter, he find held her.
mwmhmstnhisnmend had
nakedhertomrryhlm. Shel-mew
.thnt on he otnoped above P‘eltcln be
hedthotmafl utmhheyel
that he had had on momma
mm not w. Why Ind the re-
tnmdhtn? Whyhndmothloqm
Mingling-RM? ammun-
hu! lent him my in bud won—
dered wheat. otter all. sheath].
not love him. At first Edith was
lure that she melons fixht end
was quit. he», with her m'an!‘
other M and be:- musle. Her
“to we: furl and she longed for
nothing non. Then rumors ruched
her the! be we: going with Felicia.
the: he wu. constantly “king her
out. and m. m heard of their
engagement. It we. then that she
macab- felt 1012er 1nd let! out.
She could not sleep that first fight
after the now- end Felicia.
when do but Irv-ave loved took on
the chat-tote: or on aim
W e doubt Peach and trapped
John Into loving her: she was e
meter, wiry little thing.
“The little mirror thawed part of
the bent Inn mung beside the
I'Wm- m m .8 tho‘ dean-
eut thee no serious and mm, .36
u she looked he lifted his em end
the cook! lure lworn that he
caught her ghee. one called u her
flnfiethutoheolmost
tnpereevtible. Nico old Che-ton
Cooley. want e (fiend he’d always
beenf Why mnldn’t she love him.
the wondered; he baa loved her no
long end lo M.
fhiim.
"Uh. Cites." she aid, “I‘m Mil-r
’giad Jnhn'! married. hair I wish
;he'd done it eoorzer. I haven't been
fan beer-9 in ages. end I do belleve
{I‘m falling in 1m."
+ "Fell away, no long u we tell
grig‘bt here." he said. émwxng he:
Emmi-tins an“ Inn shoulder.
lfl—X—Thilbtbevu-yphcex
hunt to an." answered Edith
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mart. .al destln? hid-HM our:
the hpb-hnll—ohcnld
dedkzte this mm: dots to
bride-e. it meant Milan 3 to
he observed. The mm}. which
in the Max gem. is a. symbol of
hithful late The men or men
who wear- It need never far incon-
mncy. nor will they be troubled by
m. .
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who-e birth mutt-em this is. was,
reset-God by the ancient: a an em-
blem o: o ham men-lags. This
gem was believed to glve to e wed-
éed mlr all the material elements
neon-try to 3 W013! and suc-
cessful career. It likewise WWI
upon them perfect 211th and gran
At lest the ordeal was over. the
bride nailed down the dale on the
em of her husband. followed by her
etteodtnts. Slowly the crowd rose , ,
and round tmro the doors. The dz}:
tendon relaxed. the pronto begin to The piles: me will prove a. for—
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here. e mean; (here, tank, Oriental legend. To run- it :5 be-
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{roomful the was!" “How radiant rose. ‘
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