The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-28
Cultivating Charm of Youth

(Note-There has been a delay in the
receipt OF further nsiIlatmneshrdluetaoii
receipt OF further installments Of THE
Revelations Of a Wife" As soon as re-
ceived the series win be continueds-Ed.)
Not single feature OF her could be
called good. She did not have taste IN
clothes. She moved awlwardly. But
there was a charm about her that every
one felt
II know what It is that gets as an"
remarked one girl when their friend was
the subject Of discussion. ut Is her
originality. She never does or says any
thing the way the rest OF Us do. She
has the quaint charm Of being herself
And it was perfectly true. This girl
had, consciously or unconsciously adopt
ed a way Of approaching the most trivial
situation in a manner different from the
way the others did.
All Quoted Her.
Her words were chosen--and appar-
entity without conscious effort from
among a vocabulary decidedly her own.
Every one quoted her when she was gone.
That, for instance, was her charm.
How many Of you realize that on this
one little quality Of originality a repu-
tation for charm might be acquired2
Not that this girl should have rested
there on her Iaurels No, she should
have explored, with her particular man
ner OF exploring, further into her charm
box in search Of entertainments with
which to make herself sweet and attrao-
tive to her companions and TO tell vita
whom she came IN contact.
More In BOX.
Never be contented even II you have
been fortunate enough TO find one charm.
There are more in the box.
Girls Of today are realizing the value
Of color as a means Of expressing their
individual mood or personality.
There Is q charm about even the let-
ters that girl writes"
Charm IN Letters.
Now. how could there be charm about
a girls letters unless she had put thought
into the appearance and the makeup OF
those letters? And that is what she did.
There are certain colors that seem 20
harmonic with your moods and. quite
naturally, when you emphasize the mood
by employing the color that seems best
to express It, you make yourself charm
ingiy individual.
Fiapper Love.
suppose you are ureAoIuuE IN Lowell
Every real girl IS at some time or other.
Most Of the time" the rapper would
admit frankly.
Then, blush rose is very apt TO seem
fitting. You must be sure that you can
stand the warmth OF the tone, before you
employ II IN any great quantity, but Il
is a color that Is richly emotional and
expresses love, devotion, fondness. In
a lamp or candle shade, IL throws . glow
that brings out the mood OF you. In
your room, il instantly seems comfortable
to one who enters. IN your writing pa
per. It helps to express your fondness
even before you have written the words.
In Dignity.
II your charm lies in your dignity, your
simplicity, your sense Of propriety, you
had better use white whenever possible,
always relieving IT when you can for fear
Of becoming monotonous.
Even II It is only a passing whim that
makes you want to use blue for every
thing. use II. Write on blue paper If il
.pleases you. Men like blue for some rea--
son or other. II seems to express loyalty
70 them. Wear blue summer frocks and
corn flower decked hats and have blue
chintz IN your room. II you fancy a par
ticular color scheme and can get lido
50. It IS all q part Of cuItivatlng your
charming individuality.