New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
BOUDOIR SECRETS

81 have been hunting this town over
for something TO please grandmother"
announced Ruth, as she sank into one Of
the comfortable wicker chairs in Madge's
boudoir
did you find it7" asked Madge sym
pathetically
"Just the thing-a pretty lavender satin
bag filed with lavender sachet. Grand
mother thinks there is nothing like the
dear old lavender perfume. She calls all
the new scents smells, and will have none
Of them. This sachet she can scatter all
through her linen to her hearts content
THAT is an inspiration" solemnly de-
clared Helen. Where did you find themP
And how much do they cost-the everlast-
ing question:"
.'They won't break you II you have half
q dozen grandmothers, for they only cost
AZ cents, but the lavender sachet is OF the
best"
"By the way, Madge. did you like the
new sachet you were trying the other
day?" began Ruth.
what was it?" interrupted Helen.
"Oh. a new sachet, rejecting new
scent I discovered. 1t is really deishtrui
that is, If you like fairly heavy bou-
ouet odor. I fairly revel in SCENTS you
know. and like them more lasting, more
persistent, than many people do. 80
I,ke II II is very reminiscent OF the first
nerfume this importer sent us, which mace
auch a hit that 1t was reproduced by the
American manufacturers In q less expen-
sive essence"
OF suppose It is another of your ex-
nensive perfumes that cost dollar
,n,nute 10 SMELL" lamented Helen.
"Nonsense 1t only costs ~ Id Tor TWO
ounce bottle. Can you beat thatF
eyes. can" rejoined Helen. I found
the Ioyeliest perfume imaginable the otner
day for 81 IS. 1t is bouquet odor' 30
Won ought TO like II, Madge, and II Is
deliciously fragrant The parfumeur %
mite as well known as the one you were
r.fArr,ng TO. and his extracts are always
Of the best It is put up in the cutes,
ho,tle with the top and the stopper cut
IN ridges 10 represent the rays OF the sun
II would make very attractive present
for any one. Even ! could anord H.
"oh. I received a nice present the other
dav' announced Ruth. AN old scnooi
ch,,n of mine sent II to me. l guess she
remembered that was the most untioy
souI living at school, so she thought she
might reform me II she sent me some
thing 20 keep my buds In. She calieo II
= houdo,r cabinet, but II Is cretonne
| oo,,ered affair with a drawer in the centre.
,,,o commitment on either side Is divided
into three parts, where you can Keep
bairnins. straight and safety pins ana
Iknickknacks Of all kinds l reahy nnu 1t
awfuly convenient
az wonder II It is as convenient rs my
bairpin box you gave me last Christmas
| fairlv love that little box, with the an
! 49,, commandments for the varying
length hairpins. o.o--
ing you want to get reany' "can
marked, putting away her se"hs'
/ lend you any hxingsF
your fxings, Madge, are 100 nice 10 Do
refused" laughingIy replied RUIN "na'
IS new?" ia
Nothing so very new Just my oiu
fayorites. the face sachets.
''Why, / have never seen them, hee
exclaimed as Madge gave her I'.ie poe
containing a fine powder. HOW 90 'ou
| use them?"
Gust squeeze one of them in basin OF
lukewarm water" Madge explained DIV
the milky substance flowing out =.
what a delicious odor! o Mage !.
is delightful. My face feels so nice anu
soft. lust as II had bathcd II In scehteu
milk. 1t is the most luxurious pain