Mews for Modern Women Horoscope Monday, February 17, 1941 DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHOSE CHERRY MOO) PAGE 11 Be Demurely Pretty with a Pastel Veil '

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Mews for Modern Women Horoscope Monday, February 17, 1941 DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHOSE CHERRY MOO) PAGE 11 Be Demurely Pretty with a Pastel Veil ' Joan Dean Mews for Modern Women Horoscope Monday, February 17, 1941 DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHOSE CHERRY MOO) PAGE 11 Be Demurely Pretty With a Pastel Veil '. Broomstick Skirts! THEBE’S A bicycle built for two sauciness FOR THE pure-browed are Chinese hats—- HAVE A quilting bee and make yourself a new evening jacket many of the new eallora. Gibson girl variations of the coolie's mushroom crown or of 6aUn, cut along Chinese lines —a loose-swinging coolie jacket. • nnets, these Victorian models have beguiling sleek turbans, with sing-song girl flower • • Kout squaws’) veils draped over the crowns. decorations or brims vivid with braid. BROOMSTICK SKIRTS (copied from Navajo Indian • —wrapped around a broomstick to make myriads of tiny pleats—- • • • • • are putting a crinkle in Spring fashions. * * VEILS COME in pastel shades this Spring TURN OF the century designs In chapeaux • angel-wing epaulettes, seen —particularly in the delicate pink and fainting are keyed to the gracious days of the pompadour UPLIFTING ARE the new sleeves bra-tops play printed cotton sports frocks. blue tints. They’re often decorated jewels in brief on suits and with and curled bangs. Double brims, molded in folds, * • • gold kid hearts. give and little these a novel air. BEAU BRUMMELL ruffles for jabots worn high under your • • • • • • chin are now matched by lacy white frills to encircle youi bra'e- leted wrists. THE of exotic materials, particularly T USB FLAa-CONBCIOt S headgear are tailored • • • plaisanta palm, grass cloth and oriental em- hats with gold stars to adom them and the RIDING-OUT PITS out-western the rodeo stars best attire, broideries is a definite and excltihg new trend in aviation caps which come in navy cashmere with with smart girls wearing shirts and gabardine frontier pants turbans and cartwheels for Spring. "old braid and red crocheted crowns. fringed with leather, decorated with horseshoes. .Bur <7 1 • • • INDIAN-INSPIRED fashions for evening are tops. Striped silk chiffon dinner dresses are taken from the Seminoles and Frilly Bonnets embroidered taffetas copied from Ecuador Indian coats. • • • NARROWER (SLACKS—beautifully tailored and with cuffless Head Smartly bottoms—are newest looking. These are usually worn with match- ing long jackets. •• * • Into Spring WHITE FI R accents rate high this Spring. White lamb, ermine and broadtail collars are used on smart wool coats of brown or navy. By JOt\ DEAN • • • HEADING INTO Spring you'll LOOK FOR the bright lining—it will be brilliant red, green choose headgear that’s auda- or gay plaid on the inside of a quiet navy or beige cape. ciously or subtly feminine. No matter whether it's a gay nine- ties bonnet, a turn of the cen- ¦omtt \ tury pompadour hat or a, Chi- nese halo with coolie crown, your hat will be unmistakably feminine. Flowers will probably form a topknot on your head or lie low- v . flung to nod beside your car* ¦ WL wA V m Flowers made of feathers even float in the breeze. Some very small hats arc merely bouquet- holders perched on your head! • • • HEART HATS lend a sent. M|pntHl note, whether they're Bige bonnets of straw or tiny naif-hats of ribbon or brigh’ crochet. And come in heart- throb tints such as palpitating pmk and true blue. vr.***, v, BpM’ It i a banner season for color Wf \^E& 'f* with brilliant shades vying with the soft tones. Purples—wild and wonderful purples—are new and so are all the gorgeous greens, Put the favored hues are straw tints, ranging from honey beige to copper. • • • B\\EET BTYLRK a-plenty you'll find. Your only problem will be to select the most be- coming And to aid you in this difficulty, along comes a new millinery salon cleverly equipped with every type of lighting and multitudinous mirrors. /fa's, oL i Fluorescent lighting diffused FLOWERS BESTOW CHARM through special gfar* is used. It C«o,rl9ht by Detroit Tlm«t. Alt rl,Ms r«»»rv,4. can be regulated so you may see Flower* that bloom on new hats are twined over the ears or hat) twisted high tn topknots. On this navy blue crepe draped yourself 'and your as you'll turban _ HEART-SHAPED STRAW TO AUGMENT YOUR GLAMOUR look on bright, sunshiny days or there are red poppies twined Into a bouquet at the aide. dull, under the glare of the elee- Reflected tn the modern mirrors of a new Frederica creation. Amber veil and covered trie chandeliers or by candle- millinery *slon I* thi* heart-shaped bonnet of hatpin* are period touche*. For shopping infor- light. Indian brown wool and copjter straw—a John- mation, call Joan Dean, CH. 8800. • • • Dietary Tricks to Keep You MIRRORS, nwrc than a hun- dred of >m. placed at every By Frances angle, Will enable you to note On Safe and Svelte Side HOROSCOPE Drake how your hat looks from the (font, sides and back. And even Bv IDA JEAN K UN Look in the Section Your Birthday Come* lit. and Find What top—since from the there are REDUCERS ARE always on and kept a ‘calorie diary’—then Your Outlook Is, According to the. Stars, high mirrors posed to catch your reflection and toss it to other the lookout for "a few tricks to I always knew Just how I stood For Tuesday, February I*. keep liPilP glasses at eye-level. help u* to safe with my daily the and allowance!” MARCH 21 TO APRIL 20 what NOT to do. Consistent A wonderful innovation, this say. ways DRAPED AND DASHING svelte side like toasting There are other of mak- A’¦iff you give your per- energy salon, one » —lf and ambition are what new and that chock- the bread Does that help to ing diering easy well, easier! full of glorious Spring millinery. sonal touch to your activities and today needs mostly. And instead Antique gold Peruvian turban of grass cloth— a new type of of the 'dry’ out the starch?” For example, when you market, manage the Relchman be Pictured today are a few- young work and them in of criticizing adversely, give a thin, pliable straw—ls designed by Florence to worn skimmers, question, the '•‘lect the vegetables. clever way that you so well, feminine varied in That's a fair but They can behind a chic pompadour. Modeled by LORRAINE TEGMAX, First, contain fewer calorics you can profitable little praise and watch the re- shajic and color. there* answer may he disappointing than make them the old ones which have not sults. turban navy crepe and strain yourself either. the high of toasting the hread some tim<' developed more pile Hajababa, who sees all, flowering vine calories for the simple rea- starch. More- DEC. tS TO JAW 21 with it* red adds over. the young vegetables arc APRIL 21 TO MAY 20 Cooking School hears all and knows all . at the side most tlatter- that apt son you are to eat more higher in vitamins. Tnutur —Should be a good day Capricorn —Restrictions? Yes, and Tiny, who is jealous of g to a young mis*. of it than of plain bread How- making money • • for out of talents a few. Build up in every way, Hajababa. It should be fun to »dned • the in Tomorrow ever. calories bread or FILLING MF.>U Investments of fight! toast dejiend on you and initiative. don’t tear down. This holds true watch the PtLK AMBER veiling falls how thin Hrrat.fi.i Calorlra sound character, sales, improve- TOMORROW IS cooking inside the huge heart-shaped slice it and how much butter Si orungr 75 favored. for little things, too. you on it. Soft butter P •’.*4 *ic on thin «I:c« m-holF ments and expansion school day again for members bonnet of Indian brown wool spread *ntti with s j*t butter JSO Transportation and shipping JAW 22 TO FEB. 20 spreads farther and a thin film Coffee, of The Detroit Times Homemak- and copper straw, a John-Fred- cietr generally under friendly rays. Aquarius —Be especially care- encs ere ition that's worthy of of butter counts less. personal ers’ Club. Class will be held in 225 BOOK MAY 21 TO JVSE 21 ful in affairs and in LAY-DEES, LISTEN/ { the name. It has wool-cove red Neat Trick MinrhoiA COOK money .transactions. Avoid loss the auditorium on the fifth floor ( to it de- Ho* bouillon matters; hatpins hold on— period 25 Gemini lndustrial through carelessness, being heed- of our building and will start at > SWAN both amusing and charm- ¦A neat i< lettuce ilfcM tr»mvn %nd meals—- manufacturing useful, everyday GIVES YOU 1 tails trick to balance the ¦ hftrt cooked ».Ui A GUIDE to better less. Keep your wits about you. mg g 1:30, with doors open at 1 menu so that you include some RMurer French Dressing jr>o this Homemakers' Club Cook commodities and utilities essen- > SUDS 2 TIMES cloth, which help you MelM to*tt, 2 il.ee* V) public FEB. 21 TO MARCH 20 in S Grass a new straw foods to feel full Cream puff j*) Book with its gay, washable tial for health and wel- o'clock the afternoon. that s very wiry and pliable, is and some which stay by you. cover and convenient spiral fare; foodstuffs, teols. machinery P i s c e *—You are on your Quick but tasty meals from l QUICKER THAN OLD- < into antique gold vegetables 3*5 honor! You'll be watched made an Peru- Fibrous are buikv Dinner binding It contains more than and household articles are on the and canned foods is the subject vian turban by Florence Reich- and help you feel satisfied 150 pages of tested recipes.
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