Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-04-21
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Dear Folks:
There comes a wall from women
kind authority on dresses saves us.
line?" and my answer is, Yes, am
AFRAID we are"
Not this season, though, thank
goodness, but there is surely ten
dency in that direction, unless some
kind authority on ddresses saves U.S..
Women have looked so we'll in the
straight dresses and in the long
WASTED one Ghis applies to women
fat and thin) that there will be con-
siderable of a struggle against any
ddrastic change. Let's all hope for
the best and enjoy our comfort
1, CnvSi 0llV
AUNT JULIA.
Driver:
My dear boy, I certainly do not
know how we are going to be sure
Of good roads" unless everybody
puts a shoulder to the wheel and
helps. One thing you might do and
that is organize an Automobile club
in your particular community You
DO not even have 70 have dues, un-
less YOU have some particular work
in mind Just organize and use the
body of your club as a wedge for
better road work. [ do think 1t
is the obi gation of everyone living
on a highway to do their bit in help
ing to keep up the road. If your
road isn't paved, a drag made from
a log and properly used in front OF
your own place will do much to keep
up the road betwee1 the times that
the county handles it. This ism
charity, but a hekp-yourself move
ment. I believe if you will write to
the Atlanta Motor club they will
give you suggestions as to such an
organization.
Matte Lou:
Yes, I certainly do like ginghams,
'especially in the carly spring, but
when the warmer weather comes
YOU will find that voiles make the
most comfortable house dresses, and
if YOU will set the colors you will
find them most satisfactory as to
wear.
Mother:
For a young girls spring dress a
taffeta would be very smart. Frank
iy, ION young people, l like it better
than crepe; it is not so crisp and
young. If your daughter is to make
this round of visits and will have
to have two dresses of this charac
ter, I'd make one of crepe and one
OF taffeta, having the taffeta de
Ecious green with her blond hair
that would be lovely, and the crepe
could be blue, with a combining OF
figured, make them young and girl
ish.
Belle:
L sent you three sets of SAMPLES
You can write direct to the shops
and that will save you a bit Of time
You will find the rOngee very use
full for the twins best suits; it vii
wash we'll.
i Beauty:
Send me stamped Addressed en-
velope and will send you the ad
dresses desired. then you can write
| to them Yourself