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   Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - August 5, 1933, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin                               ONE WAY TO EVADE THE HEAT no place so comfortable on a rid night as the old family bathtub Might as well admit this little note on weather and get yourself a few bathroom furnishings Then en- joy them while you refresh the tired body in tepid bath Ever hear of a nice little rubber sponge low made just for that half hour of relaxation in the You'll find one in the drawing above Lean back and rest your head upon its understanding comfort Nice idea isn't A night is no time to get all steamed up over diving and groping about for the soap and wash cloths and other bath accessories which have a way of dropping out of sight That's why the bathtub rack shown in the ture might come in handy It will keep all those wandering bathtub Willies in their place IF THE SUN HURTS YOUR SKIN are some fortunate girls for whom the hot suns of August bring nothing but joy and a golden brown skin However all young things are not so favored Some are too fair to stand the free and easy exposure to the sun of their more golden sisters others have skin so fine that the first stroke of sun brings out a riot of freckles But all of them will be at the beach together so let's take a little look at what's what in a beauty ment for each kind A maximum of common sense and a large supply of good oils are the two most important ingredients used There's a new oil kit which contains a flask of protective oil and comes in a case of bright leather in all those gayer colors to match your beach ensembles It is weatherproof and sandproof and hangs jauntily over the arm Its great service lies in its reminder value If you have it hanging on your arm you will remember the first rule of beach keep your skin constantly lubricated The most accurate scientific researches have proved that no sun oil is effective for more than four hours with the most normal skin The sun is constantly drying out the pores That is why steady application of oils is necessary to prevent burning and coarsening on the beach Put your first application of oil on lavishly Rub it in until a great deal has been absorbed Then smooth on a second application ly coating all the surfaces which will be ex- posed to the sun And after that be on the watch Oil and oil and more oil so that the skin will never be entirely dried out Redheads and girls with very blond com- often will not tan under any circum- stances Instead of becoming done to a golden brown under the rays of the sun they assume an ugly red They peel and the skin on fore- head and nose may eem to pull These girls like those who freckle must rush for the umbrella That's the only an- swer despite some of the elaborate claims of some cosmetic And furthermore these skins even for the shade must be oiled the night before Artist Praises Their Strong and Graceful Bodies By Mrs Penrose Lyly designed the American woman's Artists only great artists could have thought out such structural fection That's the impassioned answer of Schattenstein born in Russia in Vienna and Paris decorated with the Knight Cross of Franz Josef Order now one of the most favored portrait painters of Americans in high place socially and on the stage Some one just told me American women are too now it will be the fashion to get fat again with big arms fal stomachs heavy reports the artist who has painted Marion Davies Ina Claire Kathleen bilt Helen Hayes No would be ugly and not healthy You Americans are not are nearer leanness than fat you have such grace and strength to your figures Get I am sure you will not stand for it Such a stupid fashion is doomed I SCHATTENSTEIN recalls his first impression of the United States thought I had discovered an entirely new best figures in the he says Even the descendants of foreigners born in your try seemed to assume that magnificent structural stamina Your men he adds have marvelous bodies It would not do to have only handsome women I look at your girls in schools at those young college men and I a country with such future mothers and fathers need not worry General Summerall Henry L Mencken Mrs William H Vanderbilt Irene Castle are among those he has painted he observes remind me of those paintings and sculptures of ancient Greece But the Greek artists portrayed their contemporary Greeks not as they actually appeared in real life but as the artists wished they had appeared TN his judgment the American woman of the larger cities represents the highest development in modern sophistication in the best meaning of that word She has a certain nervousness a quickness of perception that is more vital than you find in women of European capitals he remarks She is more alive more responsive to the life about her The photograph shown at the right is of his portrait of Mrs Francis Cecil It represents the modern American sophisticate in figure expression and ground Your First Lady Mrs Mr Schattenstein declares is really the perfect type of the modern sophisticated woman of whom all or you can be extremely proud No she is not beautiful in face perhaps but in figure in activity she is the tall lean active American who flies drives comes immediately to decisions seems untiring and is always self-possessed I rather paint her portrait I think than that of any other woman in America And most artists he says would say the same thing FIGURES Mrs Francis painted by Mrs Penrose Lyly will gladly answer tions about her page Address your letters to the editor of this paper and be sure each query is accompanied by a stamped self-addressed cm elope TRY A PORCH SUPPER ON ONE OF THOSE HOT EVENINGS A LITTLE TOUCH OF LUXURY FOR YOUR CHEMISE A LITTLE luxury next to the skin has a way of making a girl's eyes brighter Even on her most intimate garments which no- body sees but herself and her girl friends a few rosettes of Irish crochet can give a bit of self-assurance and poise which no man alive could ever understand So why not start the little hook on a few of these They can be on that extra special slip you have been saving for the two weeks off with pay You need I ball mercerized crochet cotton N 60 in white or boil fast col- ors White motifs make pink lingerie ir- resistibly seductive Pink or blue over white would make any ambulance surgeon give you 100 per cent is of course in case of a little accident Here are the instructions for this bit of luxury you make for make 1st ch 5 join in ring ch 5 d c in ring ch 3 d c in ring repeat from 3 times ch 3 join 2nd ch 5 d c in 1st hole cli 3 d c in 2d d c ch 3 d c in hole ch 3 d c in d c repeat from to end of round ch 3 join 3rd 5 s c in each hole join 4th si st along 2 s c ch 8 skip 5 s c si st in next s c repeat from to end of row 5th si st along 4 of 8 ch ch 6 si st in 4th ch of next loop turn ch 6 si st to start of 1st making two chains together turn ch 5 4 tr over double chain ch 5 si st to tening of 1st repeat from all around and fasten together firmly at finish make eight or 1st ch 5 join in ring ch 5 d c in ring ch 3 d c in ring repeat from 3 times ch 3 join 2nd ch 5 d c in 1st hole ch 3 d c in 2d d c ch 3 d c in hole ch 3 d c in d c repeat from to end of round ch 3 join 3rd repeat 2d row and fasten together at the finish Fold circle just made double and cover d cs that run along the folded line with s c to form rib at center of leaf Open leaf and crease rib flat with thumb nail Forming First pin the five rosettes symmetrically on a piece of paper as suggested by photo Lay the leaves along under the ro- settles in graceful positions and then pin them down securely All parts should touch one or more other parts Sew parts together where they touch Fill spaces between rosettes and with open meshes Applique lace to underwear The rosettes and leaves may be appliqued without between if you like that way better All of this gives you a note of very elegance the nights are warm and the grance of honeysuckle and roses fills the air a good time to stage a little together on the front porch A long table eral wide wicker chairs Japanese lanterns or shaded electric lights the radio or the victrola on a table near the open presto the stage is all set for a night of romance and gaiety Keep you refreshments simple Sene everything in a colorful assortment of wooden metal or glass This idea started in a famous artists colony Now it's the vogue And its a practical one For sandwiches use a large one for candies etc smaller ones Lay your table simply You might like a checked gingham cloth and napkins to match You can get them in paper It is good form and good sense to use decorated paper plates etc No breaking to embarrass any of the guests no washing of dishes after the com- pany goes home Place all the food on the table at the same time Either the host or hostess will serve the coffee The guests help themselves to all the other refreshments And when does the party Well that may depend on when the moon comes up over the hill top or when the movies are over or when you and your friends have had enough skating down at the pavillion Let's say it be- gins any time between nine and midnight Then no one will be very late Here's a good menu for the Ham ring molded salad cream cheese and candied ginger sandwiches ripe olives large fat salted peanuts stick candy vanilla ice cream sened in cup cakes and garnished crushed pineapple both hot and iced coffee To make ham ring mold dissolve 1 package lemon gelatin in 1 cup boiling water Add I teaspoon salt teaspoon paprika cup vinegar and 34 cup cold water Chill ture until it begins to thicken Then gradually beat in cup mayonnaise and fold in the 1 cups cold boiled ham cut in small pieces 2 tablespoons minced green pepper 2 tablespoons minced dill pickle and 1 teaspoon prepared mustard Mold and serve on a large dish garnished with lettuce and radishes Serves 8 The sandwich filling is made by putting died ginger through the meat chopper Mix this with cream cheese softened with a little cream Spread evenly between thin slices of whole wheat or Boston brown bread Pile a large bowl full For your dessert make small fluffy cup cakes flavored delicately with almond If you know a good bakery you may prefer to buy them Scoop out from each cake enough to make a pocket for vanilla ice cream Serve with crushed pineapple tinted with a very little adine syrup For those who like coffee hot provide cube sugar and heavy cream Iced coffee hot double strength coffee II never have another date with know there's nothing worse than datin a man who never thinks of anything but datin one who never does anything but THINK of them n oh yes there Copyright by Every Week in U S A ESS   

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