Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-10
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Question Box, The Atlanta TrioWeek-
ly Journal, Atlanta. Ga.
Dear folks: Went a-window shop
ping this morning, was really shock
ed to see our old friend the oxford
back in full force. That is for those
who want a black walking shoe
with a military or Cuban heel.
. I found that there seemed to, be a
strong tendency toward fancy slip
pers. For walking shoes the browns
hold particularly good.
o! let me tell you about the "spif.
fly" little veil I saw on such
smartly dressed girl. The upper
part, fitting like d small crescent
shaped mask across the eyes was
Of fine net-like tul1e, the lower part
was of coarser figured yelling. 1t
was of course worn over a rather
small close fitting hat, so that the
mask" was over the eyes.
Cordially,
AUNT JULIA.
FLO Fawn:" I do not believe
that you can have the buttons or
club pins made in such small guam
titles as a dozen, they would GER
tainly be very much more expensive
than you would expect. If you will
send me stamped addressed en-
velope I will write you more in de.
tail.
Brown Eyes: tt is very difficult
to have a Swiss watch repaired,
there are several jewelers. in Allan,
ia, if you viii send me a stamped
envelope. will be glad 20 send you
names and you can communicate
with them.
Nellie: With your brown hair and
eyes and good color [ think a sweat
err of old gold wool, worn with Il
white skirt would be most becom.
ing.
Opal Lashley: I cannot answer
your letter in full in the column,
it would take more space than am
permitted, and your letter did not
carry a stamp. Write me again
sending stamped envelope and
will be glad to- reply.
Be3s: For home supper, where
guests are invited informally,
think it is perfectly permissible 70
serve the salad with the supper,
otherwise with your dessert you
would have three sources and that
makes meal more formal than
you would care for.
En- E. Butte, Bernard, Ala: If
you will curl the very ends Of
your hair. then hold it back at the
nape of the neck with a barette Il
mean a regular barette, not one of
the hair curlers) you will find it
both becoming and comfortable and
quite good style for your age.
F. z. P: The really 1east .expen-
sive thing you can get to wear for
the steady work-a-day life, is a good
blue serge one piece dress and a
crepe de chine for dress. OF course
you will need two dresses for wor<
days, for you simply cannot keep
fresh in one. These materials may
seem costly in the first buying, but
my goodness the wear.
Lefty: Don't for one minute
think of going to city to try to
get work unless you have friends
or relations there to give you shell
ter and protection. 1 know It S
absolutely. necessary at times for a
girl who is compelled to work to
make such a step as this, then
say for her to write to the secretary
of the Y. w. c. A, of the city she
intends going to, and ask her abou!
a place to live. '
James: Dresses will be neither
VERY long nor VERY short this
season, I believe six to eight inches
will be the average.
Louise: Yes sweaters are exceed
ingly good for sport and morning
wear. A blue or an old gold one
with plaid skirt matching in the
predo inmate shade would be be-
coming TO your cCloring.