Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-03

Although J. du1 LlldIr1Su, AOes
ind enjoy your advice to lonely glrl'
It home. Now. I am coming to yot
or advice. I am 80 years old, hav,
wo children living, and 10 years
# age; my weight = lao, height
eet S inches; dark brown hair, brown
yes dark complexion. Please tel
me what colors are all right for M
to wear. How long should wear m.
kirts? Nearly five years ago my
mother died 80 put on !, black
sinon then have worn only very
Iull colors. Now / would like some
hing more gay. Some of my friends
say look voting enough to wear OLE
ose or pink. Others say with a sor
0 years old, these cOlors would look
I think they are most too gay
Don't you? am agent for Aladdin
amps, also for. mems and ladies
Iose., Please tell me what would be
nice business looking dress for this
york; also how to introduce myself
where / am not known, as my terri
Dry goes farther than I am known
Do you think it wrong For a mar
led woman to use rouge and pow
er? Thank yo'- all questions
ROSA J."
Thirty years old is not con-
sidered old age by any means, in
fact it is considered rather yong,
and coIors are not prohibited.
You can wear any color or colorS
you desire. Henna, morocco
brown, purple, tomato red, cardi-
nal red, rick red, navy blue, mid
night blue ,old rose and gray
2. combined would be pretty for
you,. also delft blue-and all
shades of yellow. I don't consider
rouge improper 70 use if one
needs it and will look better with
it. But; care and judgment
should be used in applying it.
Too much rouge looks vulgar
and cheap. Use it lightly, and
, powder sparingly, q lit
the goes a long way. A coat suit
Of some dark material made on
plain lines, worn with either
white washable waists of lawn
or linen, or crepe de chine, is a
very sensible business costume,
or a dress Of dark material made
of serge, poiret twill or gabardine
would be quite. satisfactory and
economical, as 1t saves laundry
bills. Blue is most serviceable Of
all colors, and always looks well.
1t you are canvassf1g from
house sto house you will ask to
see the lady Of the house and
send your name in to her as Mrs.
SO-and-so. If she answers the
door tell her your name, tell her
what your line of business is, ask
for a few minutes nf her time.
If you see that she is busy,
make it a point to see her again
later. Keep your tone Of voice
low and even when you are talk
ing. This - great asset. If
you go to places of business you
may use this same form of intro
duction. Be pleasant and APP
proach people in a pleasant way.
See that your personal appear
sions have much to do with bust
ness success, personality counts.
Skirts are 10 inches from the
floor.
Since reading your advice t,
girls for some time I have decidet
10 come for advice. I am almos
twenty years old. have been go
ing with one boy for almost tw
years but. I do not devote my en-
tire time to him for I have sew
eral boy friends. But he says h
loves me and I think he does an,
like him, but am not sure tina
like him well enough to becom
his wife, while I know he woul
make a good husband and coul
provide well for me. He is twenty
four years old. This last March
met q boy or young man who 1
and he tells me h
loves me, but I can't believe him
He comes about ten miles ever.
two weeks to see me and I hea
from him often I know I love hir
more than the other boy, who
away. But I think the other DO,
loves me best. Can you give m
some advice on this matter. Al
though I do not care to get mar
ried for some time as want t,
finish my education first, I woul'
ike to see this in the next Journal
Please sign my name
LONESOME KIPP,
It is rather hard to judge be-
tween the two men. The man
whom you know cares for you
will perhaps be the one you
should marry, as he will strive
to make you happy, and in time
you may learn to love him, be-
cause of his great love for you
and his desire to please you.
On the other hand you may yet
win the love OF the man you
love, but 1t Is better to be sure
contemplating marriage. As a
rule women are more constant
to a man even If they do not
return his love, than a man is
to a woman. You needn't give
up the friendship of either at
present but get all the pleas
ure you can out of the society
of both. When the time comes
to marry you will find you can
decide the question for your
self. But it is wise to weigh
- such, a serious problem care
fully before you take the fatal
step.
am girl of nineteen. There
IS g. boy of "a coming to see ms
and has been coming regularly fol
six months. I don't know whether
[ love him or not. He has treated
me as nice as anyone could. There
Is another boy Of 81 wants to tall
TO me. He is now talking to ont
If my first cousins. He says HI
will quit her for me and wants me
to quit the other boy. He is go
ing away and will be gone unit
Christmas and wants me to tall
% him when he returns. He says
ne loves me. What must do? MY
parents object to me talking to hin
because he is talking to my cousin
They are afraid she will be mad a.
me. He is a real nice boy, a mem
Der of the church. He hasn't any
brothers or sisters and I haven
any. There is another boy have
on corresponding with for some
Tine. I think I love him better
than anyone. He has never beer