Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
. The, Fifth ADenug of Richmond"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

How PERFECTLY wonderful
was the MARINELLo BEAU
Tf SHOP. 3i2 East Grace Street.
Here was n place after my own
heart. How fortunate. ! thought,
were the ladies' OF Richmond In
having such Il beauty shop. The
aTablc manner Of Miss Glenn, the
rToprietreEs. WAS most pleasing.
and the general arrangement of
her shop so reminded me Of the
more exclusive beauty shops OF
Fifth Avenue. | was greatly i'm
pressed with the pleasing and e.
Hcicnt manner in which the oprr-
ators, in their white uniforms,
performed their tasks -making n
cur! here and taking out one
thcrc-truly. artists in their pro-
fcss!on. How perfectly adorable
charming | thought waa the hair
arrangement OF one of the pa
irons. who had Just completed
her sitting before one Of the
operators. and how popular, /
thought. was the "Mar!ncllo
Shop" for during my vslit there
wore the most fashionable, most
refined types OF patrons com
Ing to fiji an appointment. while
others were leaving. having jus.
fulfilled their appointments
Upon inquiry as 10 the various
methods OF treatment Mt the
"Marin"ilo shop I waB handed
card by Miss Glenn which read.
What We DO" This list includ-
eel various styles OF Hair Dress
ing and Hair Dobbing. every
method OF Scalp Trcutncut, Mas
saying and Manlcurii,g: in fact.
everything one would expect or
"a hieh-class Beauty Shop. Mari
ncllo preparations are carried,
too. at all times.
stTHE ROSE BOWL ms" on
the corner az Fourth and
Grace Streets. oh. wha, Il
charming little inn" where
lunChcoHs are served daily from
1880 10 > l.. VI. and afternoon
teas from ( Ia o'clock. From
the moment ! opened the door
there was an air OF Tuaintncss
and beauty ,hn, fairly held me
There were TWO large rooms.
with highly polished floors, beau
tiful -colorei drnperies at
the windows. And. how | mar
Nclcd at the rose colorcd decOra-
tons that were used everywhere
to carry out the color scheme Of
this little Inn. And those two
large open iircpiaccs with their
oak logs burning furiously and
throwing its red glow over the
entire place: 1t seemed TO radl-
ate nothing hut warmth of good
cheer. Surely the hostess OF this
little place and her assistants
have given every thought in their
arrangements OF style and eN-
ciusivcncss in catering TO their
elite clientele. There was also
II small private dining room for
private parties. This room. too.
had tina; charm OF beauty. with
it's quaint little wooden tables ar
tistically arranged with rose
colorcd vases ana with beautiful
~ cut glasses OF the same color
upon them. This was indeed an
ideal place for small private par
ties. a glance at tho menu
seemed rs though the foods had
been selected and the COURSES ar
ranged with the care and thought
10 please an epicurc. My visit
there was another of my many
delights. II Is no wonder that
this little haven OF delight" IS
meeting with such popular favor.
as the fashionable patrons who
frequent the Rose Bowl Inn" for
luncheon. afternoon teas and for
those Thursday evening dinners
is certainly an evidence of its
u"rularity.
HIF II Burns Gas. / Have 1t"
kOLBE, 2l3 East Grace
street. What Il unique business
slogan" l thought. And my
visit TO this shop, which am
sure is one of the pretticst OF
its kind in the city, and repre-
scnts the very latest type in
architectural design. of the more
modern store. convinced me of
the truth to be found in that
slogan. AZ there were on display
every conceivable device and ap-
Dliance that burns gas. saw
many of these time and money
saving devices in operation, and
ono particularly, that so inter
cstcd me, was Il demonstration
of the Humphrey" Gas Hot
Water Heater. This was GER
tainly the most remarkable gas
heater | have ever seen. What
an Improvement over the old
time range method Of heating
water, il was truly Hot Water
Like Magic" Mr.. Kobe in his
demonstration explained the
wonderful features of the
Humphrey" and told Of tho i'm
portance and necessity of such
heater. where, with II turn OF the
faucet. at any time. day or night.
in any part of tho house, there
could be had stcaming hot water
in abundant quantity direct from
the supply pipe, fresh. pure,
acrated and swect--ht for cook
itg and general kitchen purposes,
for drinking, for the baby, for
cases OF illness. for the bath or
shower, or for the laundry. The
Humphrey" meant hot water
l.. Ia.