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HURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE BEAUTY FOR YOU -- Clever Make-up Tricks By HELEN JAMESON Nosing through a magazine that aters to the beauty trade, your re- orter came across the expression Curly eyes." It sounded exciting. ading on she discovered that cians explain curly eyes as the open expression of naive uth, Women get the same effect or something like it -- by apply- hg a light film of eyelld pigment d blending it upward at the far ads of the eyes, and by using cray- on the lashes, extending the nat- al line a fraction of an inch be- bond the growth of the silky fuzzers. You might try this little trick me time when the heavy date is and you are flaunting your andest dry-goods. Be deft. Use re- raint, Blue shadows are safest. they are becoming to blonde and unette. Lubricate the flesh be- brehand with a thin cream, re- oving most of it so there is only faint film. As the eyes are the most arrest- hg, most interesting feature, 1t ands to reason that one should lay them up, use a little artifice bh give emphasis. While an excess f make-up is not only silly, but plorable -- as it make the face bok brittle -- its absence dafes a oman as not belonging to the resent moment, We take it for ranted that lips will be tinted and lvebrows darkened if nature did not hake them that way. Are you blessed © with a lovely bmplexion? Then slow up with the ar paint. Use a little to give ac- bnt but stay the hand. "The girl ho is naturally pale must also ex- prise = restraint because a vivid lush is too great a contrast to her hite skin. The rouge should be light tint, like the wild rose. It ould be placed high, extend over e temples and be brushed upward the lids. When Nature places a lush upon a woman's face, the lids d the earlobes carry a bit of rosy bloring. To place rouge low on the face to give one a dragged-down look. The girl who worries because her a larger siz than she would The eyes are the most arresting feature, LER have ordered, had she anything to say about it, should use a powder of a darker shade than that used elsewhere on her face. Some make- up artists say that a darker powder applied under the chin and along the jaw hone gives a more youth- ful facial contour.. Of all make-up items the lipstick must be most carefully selected. Avoid brilliant red; it just isn't being used any more. If the mouth is to display its best points, one must keep as near as possible to the natural coloring. Today we have a keen perception of what constitutes good looks. The slap-dash method of laying on the high lights has gone by the beauty board. naugurated in 1099 Rites Still Observed In drab, commercial Clerkenwell, litz-battered like its neighbouring ity of London, the oldest Order Christian chivalry has just held traditional ceremony which was st observed in Jerusalem in 1099. Twenty-nine Knights of Justice d Knights of Grace of the Ven- able Order of the Hospital of St. phn" of Jerusalem, each attended lv his own esquire, were received h solemn rite by the Duke of loucester in his office of Grand rior. It was the first formal ceremony reception since 1936. In the panelled Chapter Hall, ad- pining the old St. John's Gate, lerkenwell, .the Duke, wearing aki under his long black velvet antle, stood under time-worn ban- rs from Malta, while one by e the robed knights knelt before im. On those who had not re- ived the Accolade of the Realm conferred the Accolade of the rder, with three taps on the oulder with a sword, and, after dressing each Knight in Norman- ench, said "Rise, confrere," thus eiving him as a Knight of the aer. New knights included the Duke Wellington and Lord Willoughby Broke. This We Love Fashion Flashes ALL DONE UP in luscious colors, terry toweling is making a splash for robes that are as nice for the home as they are for the beach. Cut on wraparound lines with self tie sash and a big patch pocket, we've seen terry robes in turquoise blue, shocking pink, sunshine yellow, and sea green, with initials in contrast- ing colors. Very smart, yet practi- cal, * +» LINEN LOOMS large for Sum- mer wear. A pretty frock in white linen with a wide panel of eyelet emproidery from neck to hem. High- round neckline with tiny, turn-down collar. * + NO OBJECTIONS to cotton frocks from teen-agers now, for cottons were never prettier, never so smart- ly styled. A party frock of pale blue chambray has eyelet embroidery cdging the capelet yoke and mark- ing a long-torso waistline, * bP THERE'S NOTHING so beautiful as the traditional white or ivory satin wed¢ing gown. Pale ivory sa- tin makes an exquisite gown which has a deep, petal-shaped yoke of palest ecru lace embroidered with tiny pearls and gold beads. Similar flower-shaped inserts on the train. SR FLATTERING to almost every type is pink, and so there's a big demand for pink dresses and pink hats for day, evening and casual wear. Can- dy-pink Irish linen makes a charm- ing afternoon frock, ideal for coun- try club wear. It has a shirt waist bodice and deep Quaker collar which has wide pointed insets of match- ing pink-dyed lace and embroidery. Bodice fastens with pearl ball but. tons, and skirt is full below a tailor. ed self belt. * bp A BRIGHT SPLASH for the beach is found\in a one-piece swim suit made with a sarong-like wraparound skirt, and worn with a hooded greatcoat, = The fabric is water- proofed white poplin with a print of enormous scarlet, black and green flowers and foliage. Wife Preservers Broken glass should be swept up care- fall and 3nd emptied into a tin can ? Stuff on top e glass and Pas th apo the tn Bown iy Use dampened cotton to pick up the tiniest A Physician Advises You By HERMAN A. BUNDESEN, M.D. DIZZINESS IN THE AGED BLDERLY people often consult the doctor because they are bothered by dizziness, whichis made more distressing by their fear that it means an impending stroke or other fatal disease. More often than not, dizziness in the aged is not serious, and yet, be. cause grave as well as trivial disor- ders can cause this symptom, it is never safe to neglect it. Other Symptoms Sometimes dizziness seems to be the only untoward symptom. On the other hand, it may be associated witia headache, sickness at the stom- ach, vomiting, or constipation. In those cases where constipation is a factor, the giving of a mild ca- thartic or enema may bring com- plete relief. Where dizziness is ac- companied by headache, vomiting and sickness at the stomach it is important to make sure thaty brain temor. or brain-hemorrhage/is not .|at the root of the trouble. nosing the former, the X- great help. . Group of Nerves Pressure on a group of nerves, known as the carotid sinus, may produce an attack of dizziness. These nerves, located in the neck, are often very sensitive in the aged. If they are responsible for the diz- ziness, pressure over the cartoid sinus will reveal it by causing an immedizte attack. The disorder known as Meniere's syndrome also causes this group of syndrome. This disorder results from disturbances of the internal ear. In the elderly, psychological fac- tors also may be responsible for the symptoms of dizziness, together with headache and nausea or sick- ness at the stomach. Normal, aged persons are frequently frustrated by the restrictions put upon thee. Often misunderstood by their fami- lies, who mistakenly interfere with normal activities, they find them- selves thwarted at every turn. In such cases, readjustments are nec- essary to eliminate the symptoms produced by the psychological up- sets. - Thus, in all instances in which dizziness develops in elderly people, there is first need for careful study to make sure that no actual disease of a dangerous nature is present. Then an inquiry must be made into the patient's mental reactions. Once the cause for the dizziness is found, it can, as a rule, be. eliminated easily. . QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS R.AM.: What kind of injection can be given for measles? Answer: There is no injection known which will permanently pre- vent eeasles. Temporary protection may be obtained by giving an in- jection of immune globulin or con- valescent serum soon after exposure of the child to the disease. Such protection. may last for from two to four weeks. Varied Needlework A pair of delights! Filet crochet | pansy edging -- with matching em- | broidery in cross-stitch, or with bas- | kets of pansies in plain stitchery. | If preferred, use lace only. Pat-| tern 7073 has transfer of 4 motifs 5 x 15 in.; crochet chart; directions. Our .improved pattern -- visual with easy-to-see charts and photos, and complete directions -- makes needlework easy. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS (25¢) In coins (stamps cannot be! accepted) for this pattern. Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS PATTERN NUMBER. Send your order to DAILY TIMES GAZETTE Pattern Department, | cLAMORIZING Plain Hairdo Latest Style By HELEN FOLLETT 'A real-hair braid, carefully matched to your own hair, can transform a short hairdo into a glamorous evening coiffure. . LJ] FEW women are so blessed with pulchritude that they can wear a perfectly plain, sleeked back hair- do. It is smartias all get out if one can get away with it. All right for those beauteous charmers who pose for fashion pictures, but a bit try- ing on the average girl. Hair stylists are now offering coiffure designs that have just en- ough wave lines to take the curse off the plain arrangement. They are cap fitting, will go under any kind | of a hat, will stay in place through- out the whole day. No ringlets, no fuss stuff, but chic, youthful and becoming. Permanent Wave One needs a. sfrong permanent wave to give body and an appear- ance of abundance, especially if the hair is thin and silky. Tresses are cut about five inches below the nape line and turned under. A great comfort to one, is that mode, since one isn't bothering to put rear whisps up on curlers. There may be a low side part, with the hair swept back on a slant at theright side, with one or two wide wave lines, and the ends tuck- ed in. Or, the forelock is brushed straight back with wave lines from crown to rear, and ends turned under, page boy fashion. One style shows a side parting extending to the nape line, with the hair brought forward forming muffs over the ears. With the front of the hair almost | W L + severely plain, one can have a roll that extends slightly . outward at either side and continues along at the back. Sumner Season Simple arrangements are wel- comed by every girl and wotan during the summer season. Outdoor sports become more popular every year and one hates to bother to re- build a coiffure that is more or less elaborate. After a swim, one can put one's hair in perfect form | with a few swishes of the comb and an expenditure of three minutes' time. Fine and dandy, if you ask us, or even if you don't. A good way to dress upa simple summer hairdo is to purchase a real-hair braid. With this, you can have a variety of new hairdos. SOMETHING TO CHEW ON "For every child a tooth" is an old saying now known to be untrue. There is no good reason to believe that the process of bearing a child must hasten food deeay, doctors say. But neglect of the teeth be- fore and during the period of preg- nancy often causes the loss of more than one tooth as well as much needless suffering. All dental defects should be cor- rected -early in pregnancy and the teeth kept in good condition throughout this period. Dental | treatment at that time is no longer considered dangerous. SC Zui ly Joo! TOPS IN COMFORT and tops in looks, too! for Business... ...for Vacation for Every Form of Activity! Take off for a lively summer with & Hollywood Highlights By BOB THOMAS Hollywood-- (AP)--Melvyn Dou- | glas, the suave gentleman of the] screen, tackled the daring task of picking Hollywood's most sophisti- TO MIX A SPICE CAKE Just add one cup of milk or water to Campbells Cake Mix--stir and bake. Enjoy fresh homemade cake--always light, tender and delicious, Try it. cated women and came up with on- ly four choices: Greta Garbo, Dorothy McGuire, Myrna Loy and Katharine Hepburn. Says Douglas: "Much of what passes in Hollywood for sophistica- tion just ain't. Wisecrackers and smart Alecs aren't sophisticates, and with women that goes double." He added that Garbo, Loy and Hepburn are "as subtle as good wine and stimulating as a cold shower." McGuire, said he, gives you the feeling she's worldly without be- ing bored. Odds And Ends After her Canadian vacation, June Haver plans to visit Memphis to see her father for the first time in 12 years. Esther Williams won't swim in "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," but a bathing suit scene has been written in for her. A 1905 suit, I might add. Today's Feature Fifteen years ago in the movies: "Gold Diggers of 1933" was a hit at Grauman's Chinese . . Darryl Zanuck left Warners, set up 20th Century and had "The Bowery" (Wally Beery, Jackie Cooper) shoot- ing within 30 days. Charlie. Chaplin announced the signing of unknown Paulette God- dard for his next picture and ven- tured that she would be "the great- est discovery of the year." Bing Crosby would make $200,000 for his next three Paramount pic- tures and MGM paid him $50,000 to co-star with Marion Davies in "Go- ing Hollywood." When sprinkling clothes for "ironing, try using a p= of warm water and a veg- etable brush. Dip brush in the water and sprinkle clothes. It's easy on the sprinkler { and dampens the clothes evenly. {AMPBELLS CAKE MIX CHOCOLATE | * GOLDEN «SPICE WHAT SHOULD I DO ABOUT Being Asked to Pay for Dinner? By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN Dear Mrs. Beeckman: My husband and I have just re- ceived an invitation to a Twenty- Fifth Wedding anniversary: dinner. A card enclosed with the invitation informed us that the price was ten dollars per couple. We would like to know if this is correct. Isn't a wedding anniversary dinner usually paid for by the couple who are cele- brating their anniversary? Anxious Now I've heard everything! Such an invitation is preposterously bad taste, and makes a mockery of graciousness and hospitality. Of course the dinner given to celebrate a wedding anniversary is paid for by the husband and wife who are celebrating their anniversary or by their children who are giving the dinner in their honor. But it is a new low in bad taste for a couple to invite friends to an anniversary dinner and hold them up for the cost of the dinner. (The couple un- doubtedly expect the guests to bring presents, too!) If they can't afford to give the dinner! they should plan the kind of entertain- ment they can afford, or else make no point of a celebration. Anyone who accepts this kind of invitation must be pretty hard up for "enter- tainment!" Concerning Thank-You Notes For Stork Shower Gifts . . . And Birth Announcements Dear Mrs. Beeckman: 1. When -one has thanked each friend personally for her gift brought to a stork shower, is it ne- cessary to write each one a thank- you note? How about a gift from a group of friends? 2. Should each of the neighbors who came to the shower receive a birth announcement? Exactly who should receive birth announce- ments? Only friends who live out- of-town and whom we probably wouldn't be seeing for some time, or our friends in the city also? And should we aiso send them to ac- quaintance; in my husband's place of business (he is a supervisor in a manufacturing plant)? This is our first baby (in case this fact makes a Gifference in your answer). HEM. 1. Perhaps it isn't "strictly neces- sary" to write each generous friend a thank-you note for her kind thought . . . but it's a mighty nice thing for you to do. By taking the time to write a note of two or three enthusiastic sentences you will make happy the friend" who tried to plan a gift to make you happy. And that's nice social going! 2. There really aren't any defi- nite rules about sending birth-an- nouncements, but, if they are sent, they are usually sent to the entire list of one's relatives and friends, those who live out-of-town, of course, and those who live in-town so that they may, if they wish, save the announcement as a keepsake or as a record of the birth date. Or- dinarily they are not sent to ace quaintances, either social or busi ness, since it would not be assume ed that they. would be particularly concerned with the news. An ts For S Dear Mys. Beeckman: Is it preper to send -announce- ments of the birtlx of a second baby, as it is over the birth of the first baby? 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