Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
SOCIAL CORNER
IcssaAaed frsa Pas, NiAsa

spring and summer clothes. uying ts make up your mind 10 go -ezxy" on things ana wondering what the poor workers will do. Well, thls very intelli- gent man made me feel more comfort able about it. He says, Fashion is e necessary incentive to work, e., sap- rose it offers an excuse for hHstling.
 You know if you want new hat yery badly. and your allowance won't pro- vide the waerewithzl. you'n find some- thing to do to earn it. He believes that womm-and men for their women-nsea the spur Of good clothes ts keep them working. The country needs the wo1k- CTS. Again, he believes that a spirit of optimism is necessary 10 the welfare of our military undertakings. shabby clothes and uniforms won't do this. But he emphasizes most particularly the tact that the new modes which spring and summer fashions show are so simple. From the few things I have already seen of spring clothes. don't think it is any thing to be sorry about For Instance there is the silhouette. It won't cost any more to have frOck made with straight lines, round neclcs. dragged shoulder. short sleeves, long waist, nat bust. These are some of the important things te look for if you want to be distinctly forward m planning new clothes. There is nc -boufancy." no extra trimmings or rak- ish drzpery, but a calm optlmlztic air about the new clothes which is going ts be mighty welcome, l can assure you-
 Wado: Please inform me how you arc getting on with your waist pattern
 Nelghbor: We wish to hear from yoa now you have returned home.
 Nixis: I am entirely responsible sss- ting the ball rolling concerning che roll call and eliminating the advs. It has
 occurred to me, that the editor of the paper received money for the advertise
 ments. and it also occurred to me that he published our letters gratis" Thzt Is what he Is expected to ,do for US, thai
 Is why I try to give the Corner as help
 ful letters as Is possible. You knew.
 whatever you can do well, somebody
 wants. whatever is done poorly nobody takes, except as a charity. Now most of
 the Social Corner sisters are glad to of-
 fer their ideas and suggestions the best they know how, and they are very help
 ful. know by my own experience. And
 don't see why we should be willing to
 eliminate the Social Corner sistern' sug-
 ge5tons for saus7ses. and other things
 The most amazing thing about 1t all it
 there are so many new members. Ny impression was to see letters from then all of entlEalling interest but was very TAT duelo Hlade VOW Cl1A should . write long letters until the page thai ! belonged to the Social Corner was hllet with letters And as far as the editol and his advertisements are concerned
 He has the qualities of triumphant lead ershIp and can take care Of all the letter
 Of the Social Corner writers and all tn
 advertisements he has without our won 2 dering about it. He's not the least niEh stingy. I know if he does not think ou 2 letters worth publishing they wiR fin,
 the waste basket. don't think he hz
 the English custom as yet. Of course i
 we are charity letter writers we ere hi f servants. and the English custom yol ' know is to allow their servants 90 man, - pounds and ounces Of food q week
 I believe the usual allowance for te U Is one-fourth pound head a week; su
 lgar, one-half pound: cheese. one-hal
 ipound to one pound. etc. If they are
 real good servant they keep vitnIh thi D. schedule. but of course We havn't ha r. the limit marked as yet If I stan ,i alone concerning the anxiety of hsvin r. all the old writers back that Is all righ .r And If you want we can be limited 1 s- several lines or the waste basket.
 'r KITTY LOU.