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lunch hM? tyen
THE person who on make the most
ef the thing in hud Is the one
who 1j going to get the best out
of life. Doubly true Is this state-
ment of the woman who ia wise enough
te make the most of outdoor life. If
more women realized the health and
happiness to be found outside of the
house there would be fewer complaints
about headaches heartaches and the
bluet
I know that the suggestion to eat out
of doors ia a difficult one for the busi-
ness girl to follow er fry day but there
are hundreds of ("iris who are through
their work at U or 1 o'clock on Satur-
days and win. therefore have from
' that boar an til Monday morulas to stay
out in the fresh air as much of their
tsane as possible. I haw heard of
women Uving in the crowded city street)
who make it a rule to take their children
wt to nearby parks or squares to eat
their noonday meeX' The children look
forward to this happy hour and those
who are old enough eagerly help to
-fiack the basket wtthJ dainty sand-
wiches fruit and somifmea lemonade.
H ia not necessary to pack a large
lone bean for usually in the hot weather
It la peat to eat leas food than oae ia
aesaetoaeg to eating daring the winter
snsatht
Tn much emphasis cannot be laid en
the importance of taking hikes in the
woods. The dose touch with nature
will da much to restore tired nerves
Md to clear the mind for the following
week's work. Mothers of families
should read and digest this statement
ft ia Important that they get out in the
pen more frequently. Don't aay that
yon haven't time. Plan your work so
that you will have twenty or thirty initi-
ates to call your own. Ton will be much
ADVICE
If a personal reply la desired a seU-
addrjeMd stamaed envelope should be ia-
fiiTixTAijmro ths oai
GRADUATE
B'
RIDES and sweet girt graduataB
hare the honor during the rosy
month of June and most of the
" entertaining during this month Is for
f ' thaw happy maids and matrons-to-be.
V "WhU entertaining for the bride may
take many forms that for the girl grad-
ttete Ik usually in the form of a lunch-
. eon. Often the girl herself wishes to
; v entertain her class before they snail
. ' separate for the summer and sometimes
for years. In either case whether she
la hostess or guest qf honor the class
wU form the whole' oV part Of her list
f tavUoi guests.
Invitations may be mere Informal
v r aotes or they msy be uniquely rolled
v" tflslomawlse and tied with a knot of
ribbon in the class eolors. The latter
' would necessitate delivery by messenger
or mailing In small cardboard tubes.
. Probably the beat time for entertaining
" at a daw luncheon ia the day after
commencement. The momentous day
.Itself la 'so filled with excitement and
.
v 1h pressacs of many tends that the
day following is to be preferred lor the
- - last reunion of ths daasmatsa The
' luncheon should be ready to be served
:'at 190 exactly.
As there will be so much to ohat
about and talk over from the conv
mencement festivities. It Is doubtful
. whether any special form of entartsin-
.; meat would be appreciated so the
; hostess may expend her energies upon
the decorations and the luncheon itself.
. If the weather permits aad the hostess
j has such a thing the porah offers aa
. wsoaUeat setting for the luncheon labia
I Mot mere than ten or twelve at tne
' snort should be seated at one tablet
. Should the class number more than this.
; small tables should be sailed Into asa.
' Crd tables will answer the purpose
v beautifully If first covered with aa old
: folded tablecloth and then with a pretty
luncheon cloth. Often small tables are
more attractive thsa one large table.
aveo when the number of guests does
ot require such an expedient
Preoure as many as possible of the
.fwCJM sahosl pennants. These may
"V 9inr "wans which wiU
OTCI
the better for it and will be able to do
twice aa much work. Why do you know
that plenty of fresh air and exercise will
bring good looks and a sweet temper?
These results aside from the health-
ful benefits derived should be sufficient
to make every woman want to rush out
right away and take a hike aa long as
her strength holds out Here I must
add that the woman who has never done
much walking should begin the treat-
ment in small doses. By going too far
at Brat you will do more harm than
good. At first walk until you begin to
feel tired and always remember that
you have to cover the ground twice in
order to get back home unless it Is
convenient for you to hop on a car.
Each day you will be able to Increase
the distance covered the previous day.
Now is the time of year when it ia
perfectly sate for one to sit out in the
open to dry oae'a ' hair. In the cold
months it is beat to sit indoors but in
ths sunshine to do the work. While
the hair Is drying rub It with the palms
no that it wiU have an attractive luster..
And then.rtb the scalp to give it and'
the hair vitality and new life. This
treatment stimulates the circulation in
the little arteries feeding the hair roots
and relieves the tension. Even after
the hair is dry it Is well to continue
the massage of the scalp until it fairly
flown if the hair la Inclined to be too
dry. It is a splendid time to apply a lit-
tle vaseline so that the pores which
have been opened by the shampoo win
absorb the ointment Do not be afraid
to waah your hair too often. It collects
the same amount of dirt and dust as
does your body and ia therefore. Just
as much in need of a thorough cleans-
ing. Always be sure however to dry
the scalp and hair thoroughly after each
ooherwiie.1" aJutou to h halr t0
If you are one of the women who will
ON SOCIAL CUSTOMS
be needed to shield the porch luncheon
from the gaze of paasenby if vines are
not thick enough or to place before the
kitchen doorway so that the door may
be left open and an easy progress made
for the entrance of maid or waitress.
If possible the floral centerpiece of
each table should be of the class flower.
If these are out of season American
beauties always associated with com-
mencement times can be substituted.
A very few of these large rosea posed
In the tan stiver or gtsas "bud" vases
will be far prettier than any attempt
at massing them into an elaborate
floral centerpiece.
The dans colors ahould be Introduced
Into the table decorations unlearn of
course they axe of too gaudy or ugjy
a combination aa la too often the case
with school colors. Place cards and
very attractive ones can be made from
white brlstol board. Hake then about
five inches long by two wide and at the
upper left-hand corner sketch la black
ink a mortarboard cap making it all
Wek sflhoueUe fashion. At top and
bottom of the hat cut with a sharp
knife a small all and through this slip
a roll of paper upon Which has been
SOLUTIONS TO SOCIAL PROBLEMS
Trying to Improvi Her Manners
DIAB Mrs.
Is It pi
Ia It proper te take elites from the
.k-...r7"3L . or
mmm wiib iae
r k ril.lilT
zrr '
On Wblch Cilia aT a k alunia mtjl M
at a table when ia aa lot cream paAorT
How shpuld an nvltation to a musical
rjcltsl be wnrde4 vha yea de net wast
t.b?r" uvlud to (eel soaipelleA to at-
Isytid 7
is It proper tor a girl to ws colored writ-
lug paperT .
hold one ear when a persea
tlUnkiteou for aa taviUUk to VUt at
your heXie wtMB they lntn4 te oomeT
I hare s oommoa aoboe4 edaeatioa. bvt
lately hare come to know soma kiss
school sua coHec sers end llrla TlMyre
aJwari cometlng their own aaUtakaa ta
pammsr and I feel as It they were Uuch-
ds at me. It la very hard not to
maks mistakes although T read aad stody
snd try to Improve. What would you ad-
vise me to dor tnay with this crowd ef
soys ;d girla or go down a "aotefc" sad
ge with a crowd that la awre eoncealalt
CAUTOU.HU..
Olives are usually served without a
fork and may be removed with the
lingers.
It makes no difference which aids
the girl chooses to sit at a public table
unless there is a preferable aids such
as near a window or out of a draught
A formal Invitation may be accepted
or not as the Invited one sees lit so
that ths formal wording would be bet-
ter for the case you mention.
HOUSTON PC3T: XOIKLi'J ju.
Vs' 'ip'V .IvmH J&awi " - .v . If r
not go outdoors unless you have some
cause to take you out get an interest
in something that will necessitate your
getting away from the four walls of
your home. If convenient bare a lit-
tle garden In your back yard. In Oils
yard raise sufficient vegetables to pro-
vide your little family. Getting familiar
with a hoe a ake and the earth will
improve the circulation of the blood and
exercise your musciea This treatment
Is really better than massage and la
surely much cheaper. It will cure a
torpid liver and will do much to Improve
the complexion. Another thing the
praise which you will get from your
family when you place before them the
vegetables cultivated by your own
hands will do wonders toward making
you happy. Every one Is much ths
better for a few words of praise or en-
couragement Flowers substituted for
the vegetables will have the same bene-
ficial effects if one prefers to raise them
Instead.
A splendid way to get great benefit
from outdoors Is to nap in the open
whenever you have the opportunity.
Hang a hammock beneath the trees or
on the porch and there wend your way
into dreamland while the lungs are be-
ing filled with fresh pure air.
Follow these suggestions once or twice
and you will be so delighted with the
physical and psychological change that
Eou will want to think of your house as
elnc; merely a shelter In the time of
storm.
written a quotation about wisdom or
books. A t&sset of black silk can be
sewed through the cap and a name of
a guest written on the card. Between
courses have the guests guess the names
of the authors of the various quotations
which ahould be numbered and passed
around the table to the left until aQ
have been seen. The answers may be
writton upon a separate card and the
award may be a volume of familiar
quotations.
For refreshments aim to make things
as cool as possible. No one likes a
series of hot dishes in June especially
young people whose appetites have be-
come jaded from excitement and . pro-
tracted feasting during the conunenoe-
ment festivities. ' Large California
cherries dipped in water then .In pow-
dered sugar and chilled may be served
fn tall glasses and will prove a pleas-
ant cjiangs from the usual grapefruit
cocktail if you wish your luncheon
somewhat elaborate you may follow
with a Jellied - bouillon then creamed
chicken In patty cues served with po-
tato balls hot biscuits vegetable salad
la chilled tomato sups frosen straw-
berries small cakes and candles.
Whlls colored writing paper Is not in-
correct white paper ia always ths safer
choice unless you can afford to change
.your stationery vary often.
.?7 that you are very glad your In-
. hM bn b accept
your Invitation.
Unless you are very much at odds
with the crowd of high school people
hould bs no reason why you
should drop them. You probably
mflB thty lnughina at you.
AU other things being considered If they
Ilka you an occasional alio In gram-
mar will not rnako any difference in
reading Keep up your study aad
To Lillian
TO LTLLIAN-I would not advise
anything so public as a brsach-of-promise
suit A girl who brings hsr-
self to such measures for revenge da-
serves all that ths public will say of
her. Ignore ths Invitation or announce-
ment to the man's wedding and keep
your disappointment and heart break to
yourself. -.
A Stranger in Town
desr Urn. Adama
UVah nhSnSMa Its Oklai aa. V a a
- .taweea two IsdiesealUd upoa
I? rJjyl1-.'.'.
As 1 bave-aerer met these ladles I am la
RTO
Jim
sffiT MEaMENETSIMES
at 4 1
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mi.
L.U if J ' ;h ft
7Ae fldntf fikes nf-heVoods
doubt as to what to do. flhall I call u;
them aad Introduce myself or shall I
eir
rent
n ior mem to repeat tnelr can
KBWLTWBD.
The ladies have discharged their duty
by leaving cards so that you will have
return their call within a fortnight
and if they are at home introduce your-
sslf. Worried About the dther Men
My dear Mre." Adam.
I wleh you would irlve ma your advloe In
regard to a liidy friend who Is rolnx with
other men. She sayt ehe lovea no one
''"f but me but when I ask tier anything
about the other men she never tells me the
truth. Q. B.
If you are positive that the young
lady is lying to you she is certainly
Jt to be trusted or loved. On the
other hand she may only be indulg-
ing in the fibs that many girls tell to
lead you on. luthat case J would over-
took them and unless you are engaged
to be married I would not question her
about the other men.
My dear Mrs. Adama
a YV" mwa telle ma I am cuts
orjr'i what 'rnU3t I rf i
a-VL"" 7.0U.n. mn caUa me te males a
2.Vli"L4 .f'.1 '"IPOMlble for me to go
h'hall I say? If I eeuld go what
wib" fo.w for me to aay?
2h.en1ln onurch or a .picture .
wh.;h?uld th mn or J"d the wayt
-J.J?(.1Nv.""r y2aa n"fa tne door
wiiat shall I aay when he toils me be en-Joyed.belna-'wlth
me?
-iT. 'i. pro!?r SOT roona man to hold
ZZSl "1 Y' toflrurch or wher-.
ver you are roing?
JZAiJ?""? T?" brings yon a boa of
oandy what should you say to Mm end
must you open aa aooe "jvK to
.There sre no fixed rules for what a
girl should say under ths circumstances
you enumerate. Bay what you think
you ought to say; that Is you know
ths young man ought to bs thanked
'orn Invitation a pleasure trip or
f"15' aay: "Thank you I enjoyed
tha trip very much". AliM: fan
1
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food to bring this candy? Wall open It
right away." A compliment is not an
easy matter to receive gracefully. Broils
and say something like "That sounds
very well" or "1 wish 1 could believe
you." If you are able to accept an in-
vitation aay: "Thank you. I know I
shall enjoy It: it was good of you to
think of me.'' If you cannot accept
say: "I'm more titan sorry but I have
another engagement I hope you will
not forget me when you are planning
another pleasure like this." .
In entering sny publlo place a alrl
precedes unless there is no usher to
point out the seats when ths man takes
the lead to avoid confusion.
A man takes a woman's arm only
when there Is need for protection as
at night or In a crowd. .
Likes the Brother Better
My dear Mrs. Adams.
nere la a young man who has baaa aall.
"!2 toT t5.
like him at all. I
aall..
last twe weaiu. Ida
nol
Slh". t I believe 7 would like him
i nave sever met :
of th. !. ;: t.;v cs
owner i-iease tell me haw I aa
brother. Is it proper thatTshould make a .
mijn. '.ufl !FV have recently
moved In my neighborhood. OUIJM.
The first young man may Improve pa"
acquaintance sp that I woultC aot bs
hasty lu sending him away. You might
ask him to bring his brother to call
. some evening asking another girl to.
make a little party. If you are aa-
customed to welcome now neighbors
with a call you might call on the
sister and then entertain the thro
soma evening at your own horns. .'
Addressing a 'Man ik a'. Leiteri
My dear a Adama ' :- -.."'.f
aettla a 1 1 I Jlu.uu- mmm '
whr-;i;..r"Tr" wrreox er. not
gin "desr-fwlth a capita! letter? AN.
"Jty dear Mr. Brown'
-la el.aaua''.
TT. -ziZi.." .""'- i
ANSWERS TO BEAUTY '
QUERIES-
R'
.BPLIK3 to letters to the writer of
this department will be printed
In rsgular order: but no reviles
Id print may bo expected In less than
three or tour weeks.
Correspondents desiring Immediate re-
plies to queries may get them by In-
closing a stamped self-addresasd en-
velope. Personal Inquiries will receive
prompt attention if accompanied by a
stamped and a;lf -addressed envelope.
Lemon Juice for Hair
My dear Mrs. Bymes.
tvm l.nuo Juice bleach the hair? How
should It be used ?
I have been usIbi lemon Juice to
bleaeh my freckles for two weeki bvt
it does not seem to have any effect. How
lonr ntuat I use tt before I can see any
reaultaT Does tt injure the skin?
Will you please clve me something
harmleai tor large poreaT Should I dis-
continue uainr it aiter the pores have be
come reoucear
My enltthaa are short and straight. How
oaa i increase tne iengtn ana make them
curl up? I have used vaseline but It nta
uw my ryea ua mam tnem smart.
How eea one make cucumber cream?
I I
: am n years old. Do roe. think I should
use era
and paint oa my face? My
rets for ehe nn I am toa
raotner otitecte. for the says I am too
young; but my cheeks are never red unless
l SO. BLUE ETE8.
The Juice of one kmon strained Into
the last water In which you rinse your
hair after washing will bleach it and
give pretty golden lights.
Tou should be patient and use the
lemon juice regularly until the freckles
appear lighter. The pure lemon Juice
has a drying tendency and if your skin
feels too dry after using dilute it with
glycerin or apply a cream to the face.
Large pores may be corrected to a
great extent by taking care to rinse the
face with plenty of cold water. Tou
may also use the following lotion until
the skin seems finer:
Lotion for Enlarged Fores
Boric add i dram
Distilled witch hasel 4 ounces
Apply with a pieoe of eld linen or a bit
of absorbent cotton.
Tou may try the following eyelash
grower; but be extremely careful in
applying It using but the very smallest
quantity so that no excess oil will snter
the eye. If the lashes are longer they
may curl naturally but there Is noth-
ing that will make the lashes curl.
Eyebrow and Zyelaab. Grower
Vaseline 1 ounces
Tincture of cantharldes U ounoe
Oil of lavender 1& rfrom
Oil Of roaemary 11 drops
Mix thorouihlr and aDDlv to the avthrowa
with a tiny toothbrush once a day until
the growth is sufficiently stimulated then
less often.
The ointment may be used for the eye-
lashes alio. In this case it should be very
carefully applied. It will Inflame the eyes
if it gets Into thma.
I would not advise you 'to make the
cucumber oroam with the milk as It
would have to bo made fresh at every
using. Ths following oucumber wash
la as effective and can bs kept for some
time:
Cucumber Wash
rt l or 1 cucumbers Into rather small
chunks without peelini. Put these Into a
mortar and pound with a pestle (or ua a
heavy potato masher and a heavy oarthen-
ware bowl) until the mass la pulplike In
consistency. Now nlterthls thrwish a
pleo of cheesecloth or very coarse muslin
aqueeiin out as much of the Juice si you
. he Pi"' n1 l'sred juloe
into a clean enameled saucepan and sim-
mer (don't boll lor ten minutes
..?! r'!1 aaa wben col'l add alcohol
i Proportion of 1 ublespoon to half
tafto1 mtniV l'ouid. Bottle and
The alcohol should preserve the jetoe
Tou ar enUrely too young to use
make-up. Young girls of l" should
have enough natural color without the
use of rouge. Take plenty of exercise "
aad sleep aa much as you can especially
before midnight Late hours and dis-
regard of nourishing food will keep ths
natural color from your face. p
Deep Breathing
My dear Mrs. Byrnes.
.J a young girl who works in aa
2. 'try to take plenty of sserclse
outside of office hours sad get plenty ef
sleep yet often during the day I get so
sleepy and tired that I can hardly do
mr SSt' u thl healthyT What do
you think ia the trouble?
' BTEXOQRAPHER.
If you are healthy and Uks plenty
of exercise ths trouble must be in
ths air of ths office. Probably there
is not enough ventilation In the room.
.Try throwing open ths window. for a
few minutes and taking long deep
breaths from ths abdomen up and
y will find that this will rest you
quicker Uwa anything. 1
SBSSaWSBSai ' .
Superfluous Hair on the Fact
Klndlr'publUh la your column some for-
mula that will destroy the growth of super-
flueiie hair on tfee (ace without Injuring the
5J? bleach the hair -but will not
das troy the growth. ANNA.
There la nothing that will destroy ths
growth of superfluous hair except the "
sleetrio needle and this Is apt to ba
dangerous urrisas handled by an Xpert?
n.0"'. " Psople say will rot ths
hair in time; tout at least the ammonia
and peroxide will bleach and ths hair
; gwth is not so prominent when it is .
' Brown Spots on the Face
' Ifv dear Mrs Bvmaa . .
f have as row Im and also on' my neek
and erme eevermi brown spots; some are
bmiiv nrn. i-iamse ten me wnat causae
h sVnd thsrTfl H Wlf it. Viaa su-usta
.''" ' ' tmrnvmn.
j.ne crown snare ere nmhahi n.
"rv rn" a remoar.
I setting thin and Mile
ravrair. some oeoDia tall na mm in
' It too mat
rf r.
?.1Hf;l t 1 (Ft
disorders of the liver. Ths cause should
Arst be removed: consult a physician
and In the meantime apply this whiten-
ing lotion:
Whitening Pasta far Freckles and
Brown Spots
Salicylic aeld (0 grains
Bay rum ounces
Label. Apply night and morning with a
sort cloth or aponse. This lotion soon pro-
duces a alts ht rouxhnees of the akin which
should be subdued by the use of glycerin or
starch.
The following may also be tried In cases
of . obstinate freckfts:
lactic acid t ounces
Olycertn 4 ounces
Roeewater 1 ounce
Thie la to be gently applied by means of a
nunei a-nair oruan. it tne sain beoon
Irritated or sore
treatment.
omit one or twe days'
Try the following sulphur remedy for
dandruff and rub into the scalp each
night a small quantity of castor oiL
Your scalp Is probably too dry- Mas-
sage and brushing will keep the hair in
a healthy state. (
A Bemedy for Dandruff
To an ounce of tulphur add a quart of
soft water and during- Intervals of several
oars astute the mixture repeatedly. After
the sulphur has aettled to the bottom of
the receptacle use the clear liquid. Satu-
rate the head with It every moraine and
lB a few weeks every trace of the dandruff
will have disappeared. The hair will be-
come soft and glossy and there will be no
return of the old trouble
This remedy however will darken light
hair.
Hands that are naturally red should
not be washed In very hot water. The
cosmetic gloves to be worn at night
are often effective. The formula for
tnese glovea is as follows:
To Make Cosmetic Gloves
);" . Isax-exw leather gloves three or
four sixes too larse. Hip them open and
ft. inside with the followli prspi! '
ration then sew the rlped seams up:
Cosmetic Glove Paste
Ground barley the white of an en a
none?0 ' U ljreerln "d 1 ounce' of
It Is also a good habit to slep with
tne arms above the head to drain the
blood from the hands.
For a Red Nose
sly dear Mrs. Symes.
.fh?diy )ubllsh formula that will
wh.LhV.re? W " red continually
whether I have a cold or not.
AFFLICTED.
The following lotlonjnay help you:
Lotion for Bed Iwose
Powdered calamine i dnun
.ir--wi-toV-::::::::::::: tSSL
on?hdc 'u'VM
both morning and evening.
Blotches on Face
my aear Mrs. Symea
I am a young mag of is
to you for advice t .m
Vaart anri vm
I sun greatly troubUrl
WMikle. using a r shaving "oa"' Soul4
you .dva methla to ua. aftar shiv.
laf' A McKEEcJPORT BOY.
.rkobab.Iy the 8oaP yu ue ' irritating
to the skin or too drying. You may tr!
lI0"'"? helUlnK loUon- r apply Um
witch hazel cream:
Witch Hazel Cold Cream
White wax ..
Spermaceti
Oil of almonds 54 pui0
hJIfi'iV E!urJ.nto "oner which has been
SSf. St f y..b8ln? '""nersed some time in
boiling water. Very gradually add I ounces
and assiduously stir the mixture until an
emulsion ia formed and afterward until the
mixture is nearly cold. 1
This cream la particularly useful to heal
sore or stretched skin. n"J
Inflamed Skin
Boracie sold
Oxlds of slno ointment may also be used.
For a Roughness of the Neck
y dear Mrs. Symes.
MhV r'iv
To keep your hair light add the iuira
washing the head. For the rough dart
neck use ths following lotions: '
To Whiten the Skin
.nKo'f 0LtaVenrCfo7m.f a
Almond Lotion
Bitter almonds blanched.
.... i
ounoes '
w.-.a-vwer waier
....it
ounces
ounoe
drops
drops ' '
drops
Alcohol
10
. Fo SuP"flous Hair
" "r sera aymea .
li to.. wth of hall
IIP Will vou pleiae teinf. 0ArllptN
columns what tn!JfILm.e. .tnrufh vouj
trfo W!MU toWn 1 6m sisc '
I would nne ...i.. . i I
Pllatory on" thJ fwi. 'it wlu'T0 rt '
'Why not hi.aah 7k.7..wo" 'n tlmv.
n. - .v. 1""-".V'" wtin
r try the neioiid--. v f
: .a I ''V
reach and applied after wash na-'. SI H
vhd'' WUU"P h"wnlteand
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The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 71, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 13, 1915, newspaper, June 13, 1915; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth607178/m1/33/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .