The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-25


| 60 the Queen passed through
- Vienna on her way to her own
country! What queen? Well, the
lovely and courageous one, Queen
Marie-whose head is bloody but
unbowed, if I am permitted to use
this expression.
And "She was wearing ropes up
on ropes of pearls around her neck,
and even pearl Stringed coiffeur
cap to keep ner hair waved" II
we are to believe an American
newspaper edited in Paris.
DON'T TELL ME! How could
you, Queen, Polls, probably real
ones at that, polls and polls, while
TRAVELLING? And oh, dearie me,
NOT to mention the cap-better
not.
Well, that's the first time I ever
heard of Queen showing poor
taste, specially you, my favorite
queen. Now aren't you 'Shamed
of yourself, when poor little fashun
crickets like me work ourselves to
the bone ("Did1s ever have any
bones?") task Ell Sec Gallant, the
houn!) trying to teach lovely but
maybe dumb ladies how to dress,
how to be elegant and wear the
right thing at the right time-and
here you go and wear ropes" N
ropes Of pearls" While you are trav-
cling.
Don't you know that even if you
are a queen and entitled to some
eccentricities of dress that we
woikin' COILS can't indulge in, that
you shouldn't?
Because rnillyuns and millyunS Of
women the world over look to you as
a model Of good taste, and will do
what you do just because YOU do it.
It's an awful responsibility being the
incest and most interesting queen in
the world, now isn't it?
But you are that, and wish the
next time you start winding ropes
N ropes of pearls around your
classic neck, you would give a
thought to all the damage it is 60
ing to do.
"A up in pearls on a train at all,
but mere man reporter just could
remember how dazzling you were,
and couldn't resist painting the lily
with annotated ideas of how he
thought or read about how Queens
are decked out in books.
CPEAKING queenishly, the Dire
- coll-Beer dress I have sketched
for you today was quite so. White
crepe de Chine, simple trimming of
hemstitching, lovely and gracious
lineS-Um!
A ND just to show you that wood
IA can be used other than to make
heads (Whaddya mean, I'm SO fat
yuh can't see my bonesD. How
about that for a bag? Smart, what?
Black, and wood incrusted! Yes, it
honestly IS wood, fine, thin slabs of
wood put on the bag as trimming,
or incrustationS.
q
rs the slender waist which the
L poet boosted of being able to
encircle with his ten fingers COM
ing into its own again? l guess not!
But we don't care if clever dress
designers give us the appearance OF
such a waist, by the cut Of the new
silhouette, now, do we? For that
they are doing, in many a new aft
ternoon or evening gown. We would
do we'll to indulge in some bending
and twisting exercises, but don't
rush out grandmother's whaleboneS
now. will you?
You don't know HOW to be
charming around the house until
you have owned one of those
three-piece Chinese pajama suits!
Give hubby surprise one of these
evenings after dinner. when the
kiddies are all tucked in and the
dishes done-take couple Of
hours for mother, even if you
have to spend them darning wee
sOcks-darn 'em all dressed up in
one of these colorful little house
suits!
M they are not expensive at all,
when you can make them your
self! Oh, yes, if you send 2-cent
stamp to the Dare Department of
The Times for the leaflet that tells
you how to go about it!
Au RevOir!