The Washington times., 1922-06-11

the same one that she always car
ries with her In the motor at
home. .J.....
No sooner do I find that and I
must search for her. writing tablet
that we bought at Brentano's. and
though there Ia q place for every.
thing. I am forever ringing for the
steward to bring more paper or
stamps. And every night the
steamer rug must be rolled UP
into carryali Of blue and green
plaid wool lined with canvas.
Thank goodness, We keep our
hat boxes In the staterocm, for
they would be another n;nsance.
There's nothing new In hat boxes.
but like ene have Of moleskin.
not really even a cousin of mole.
but just a composition with fine
finish. These round hat boxes
are flattened on one. sido to stand
firmly. -. '....
my weekend bag matches the
hat box. and. like all our luggage
is stamped with an Identification
mark so that we will not again face
the annoyances We had at the Gus
tom houses last year. My mark
Ia a fantastic bird with q rel head.
Mother says It IL q go-go bird with
hair a. red AZ mine, but I say It
is a carrier pigeon signifying my
harmless-as-a-dove qualities and
my CARRYING, ability. Mothers
mark In q butterfly. We saw rome
, trunks marked with cats or mon.
keys. quite personal. I think. The
marks show Off very well on the
canvas.covered wardrobe trunk.
I'm the trunk I know my eve
ming dresses will travel safe and
sound. should hate awtully to
have anything happen to on. dress
"a blue naoire that bough. at
The Louvre. With my red hair I
ought to make some hit.
Goodness. this 10 q long letter.
but It Is fun to write to you, and
I really do have lots Of time. for I
haven't been sea-sick since the first
day and that was because I ato uoo
much candy. Dear old Sealy sent
US a marvellous basket from Brown.
ley's-a cunning hamper thing
filled with their candy and fruits.
OF course. II IL nice to be remem-
bered but 1t is hard on u sea-
stomach. :.
Mother heard that champagne
was good for sea-sickness 30 we
brought some along in q ducky.
rose leather-covered flask with n
silver top. We bought It at Beck
er's when we selected our bags
and trunks. One OF the stewards
saw It and this fact may account
for some Of my amazing popu-
larity.
Perhaps you think US foolish
to hop off to Europe. but as I
read the other day II there be
anything Of the vasabond In US
let US encourage 1t and wander
% as to store UP a memory or two
for the uinter'
The same letter could be writ.
ten about q motor trip. In this
case people answer the call Of the
open road. the wanderlust spirit
that leads to cities Just visible
over the distant hills.
Summer stirs the nomaAic
spirit in the heart and quickens
the pulse for travel and Iadven.
ture. The spirit of up and away
translated into costumes, for every
longitude and latitude and att.
.tude, clothes whose care may. be
forgotten and whose smartuess
Will be remembered.
LuSsase for motorists 70 q fas-
cinatins subject. One essential 10
q dressing case. Completely
equipped. this rides on the seat
next to you. so that you may
quickly repair the ravases Of the
trip. Strapped on the back Of the
car. covered with a dust.proof
cover. will 90 your cases. minis-
ture trunks, such as Becker's
show q complete line. And the
wise motorist to store up q msm.
ory tor winter" takes with him q
Log book. leather bound, With 1
pencil In the side. the notes ana
sketches win make the trip live
forever. t... n'''s' r.,.
One item TO which ocean travel
ers need sive no thought 10 vital
one with motorisfs. q lunch kit.
Many b the time that miles
stretch between towns. and what
n mere dsiissous. than Q mssi