The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-27
Cultivating Charm of Youth


Can you be a business girl and be at
tractive?' asked a little clerk in a city
office
''weu, I should rather think you
| could" replied the woman who knew
more than one recipe for charm.
Then ensued the discussion as to what
makes the business girl as she Is In al
her typical perfection, go charming a
! figure today in America.
For she is all Of that--the modern
young woman IN business. She combines
| the beauty, the common sense, the do~
nestle qualities and the coquetry OF al
the other sorts Of girls Of all ages.
I Sacrifice Nothing.
| The business girl need sacrifice nothing
| of charm in order to be capable office
worker. Her manners may have All tho
sweetness and sincerity OF the girl who
stays at home; her appearance may be
everything that her taste DEGREES in
! keeping with business ideals. She may
| be just as frivolous, just as gay as she
| pIeases out Of business hours and just
as charmingly jolly in leisure moment
| with her associates.
And then she has added the charm Of
well informed girl II she keeps up the
| LIEIu OF tho WOEh EuB - QOluks Eua
makes herself a better companion among
| those who wish to talk business.
Purely Feminine.
There Is a charm about the very busi-
| ness-llke girl that many persons admire.
I And when you get to know her you VIII
unearth her purely feminine attractions
and find that she is fun girl--if she per-
mits herself to be natural
taught many girls how to be charming
who yet have routine tasks to perform
tasks that train them for professional
and business life as well as for the busi-
ness Of being lovely woman and e
home maker.
Don't let yourself get 70 be a machine
Just because you have Joined the ranks
Of the business girl Your charm lies
In the two-fold role Of being business
worker and girl.
vamplne Hath Charms.
Like the fapper. the vamp has been q
much discussed type. IN reality she Il
harmless, as she Is discovered today
among every group OF girls.
"oh-shes the vamp type" you say Of
girl.
And what do you mean7 You mean
merely that she is popular with men.
Perhaps, too, she rather exRggerates "a
her sartorial effects. She is usually pic&
tured with q large black hat, flirtas
tiously pulled down over one eye, = car.
mine strip across her lips a clingy black
froek, French heels, black gloves-and
a FAM But that isn't wicked.
Old Time Fin.
As a matter Of fact, every girl who
plays up her charms for the benefit Of
the men alone might be called BIZ the
harmless name Of van7p. And, aside
from her empty ambition, her vanity
she would be none the worse for thl
title.
They used to cali her nirt. And She
has decided charms. They lie IN her
beauty. sometimes, which she Is vel
aware Of. They lie In her appeal 70 the
sympathetic side OF her men ac1uains
tances. They lie. very often. n hei
clever way Of seeming to be Al thinE1
to ali men.
Mona Lisa Look.
The vamp's charm lies in her Rppar.
ent sincerity when she. looks into tbs
eyes Of men she IS talking to and Ia ths
expression she Is able % muster 70 hen
aid, which says. "oh, you are 50 won.
derfuily interesting. I am absorbed fl
your personality"
or course, it isn't honest Il isn't
lasting charm, but # Is being cultivae.
ed BY girls everywhere and cannot ~
ignored when the discussion Of attrao.
tons Is on the table.