The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-05
sONGS RECEIYED.


SONGS RECEIVED:
The following songs ana poems have
been received during the past week.
and wish to thank each one for their
kindness in contributing them:
There's a Mother Old and Gray. Who
Needs Me Now.
Somewhere In France Is the Lily.
I'll Remember You, Love, In Ny
Prayers
The Drunkard's Lone Child.
regret that so many of the songs
requested of late cannot be furnished.
| as they are among the recent popular
songs and can be had in the shops. 1t
| is only the old time songs which / at
tempt to print or find for tho readers
of my column.
Dear Miss Brooks:
We three girls have read your an
swers for a long time and we are
sure 1t has done the girls and boys
good. % What is the meaning of the
names Evelyn, Lula and Alta? CD How
long should girls of ID wear their
dresses? go Should girls of ID go
horseback riding with boys? 90
| Should girls of 13 wear bloomer
dressesf (5) Should girls of ID wear
fancy garters? (6) What are the adj
dresses of Jackie Coogan and Baby
DIMPLEs. SMILES and SUNSHINE.
Idaho.
Thanks, girls, and 1 hope the answers
to your questions will be interesting to
you. % Evelyn is a diminutive of Eva
| or Eve. meaning life" Lula and
Alta have no special meaning. CD Just
below the knees is the length girls of
thirteen should wear their dresses. CD
Yes, there is no more splendid or de-
lightful exercise or mode of recreation
h1r orLx rid Inc hut a a m
on the same horse. some seem to
have the habit of doing, no. (4) and
90 This is merely matter of taste.
The bloomer dress is splendid when ap-
propriately worn. (6) Baby Peggy's
address is Universal Studios. Universal
City, Calf. and Jackie Coogan's is
Metro Studios. Hollywood, Calf.
Dear Miss Brooks
1 enjoy reading your corner very
much and am seeking little of your
splendid advice. % How would you
suggest for me to fix my hair? 1 am
10 years old and have medium brown,
yet rather curly hair. CD As l have
no one to chaperone me, would you adj
wise my going to High School parties
with a bunch" of girls and boys? Hop
ing this may reach the printers office
with many others, / remain,
BROWN EYED DOLL, Idaho.
I'd AS you give me no idea as to your
features / cannot well give you very
definite idea of a particular style which
would be becoming to you. Please see
answer to Violet" Nell" and 'Hoot,"
Curly hair is always more easily
dressed becomingly than straight hair
is. AS your parties will be private ones
at one of the girls houses, II would be
quite permissible for you to go with a
bunch, although II a ride into the
country is involved, 1t would be very
easy to persuade an older person to
act as chaperone for the crowd would
1t not? And now you see you arrived"
at the printers with the rrst. Thank
you very. very much for the song.
grille.
To MAGGIE, Oakley, Idaho: As do
not now have either of the songs you
request, 1 shall keep your envelope
until such time as 1 find them or some
kind reader answers our plea and sends
them In.
Dear Miss Brooks:
I have been a constant reader of your
corner. Just Between You and Me-"
for some time, and have obtained much |
good advice from it. 1 have never |
written before but wish to enter. May
/? (1) What colors are most popular |
this fall and winter? (2) What is the |
latest and most popular style for dress |
ing long hair? Wishing you success in |
VIOLET. Idaho.
You're as welcome as n violet In the /
springtime, my dear. % The new est |
and most popular shades this fail are
what are known as the wood shades,
called sandalwood, lakewood, willow
wood, etc. They are near what we have
known as the beaver shades. In fact,
all browns are very good. as are blues
in navy and the greenish blues. There
seem to be no particularly new colors
CD With the straight, bobbed hair
there has came a more simple dressing
for the long hair. The waved hair is
arranged simply and smoothly about
the face from center or side part, or
combed straight back from the fore
head. Almost without exception it is
done low in the back except for evening
wear. There are many, however. who
still cling to the fluffy hair dressing,
and this is as 1t should be.s One should
dress the hair in way and manner
most becoming to their features, con-
forming to the prevailing style as much
as possible, but always keeping in mind
that the arrangement of the hair may
make a plain face attractive. a beau
tiful face just the reverse. Bangs are
worn a great deal, from only a few
hairs arranged coquettishly on the
forehead, to enough to almost cover
the forehead.
Dear Miss Brooks:
At last l am rewarded with the OPP
portunity OF helping you and repaying
you for the good advice and helpful