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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE . 18, 1911 CONCERNING HEALTH and Beuty 7 Mrs. Hlnry.Symes ' ' '.--;.'-. t . . J ' . remedy for the biwt tilled T J live In Ha eounlry end Jo aot know where logo for it. - Can yU l"U me ehat do for Ure Veins OS the back of th hamla a:i4 . armaf ,-..,. OUT-OK-TUWN. I - am not at liberty to give nr names and addresaes, nut It you will ' take tba prescription to your nearest drug store, I am sure you will have no difficulty in havhxj It filled, or eie nndlna tbe name ft a large concern, to which you could send the recipe, I do not think I can prescribe snr hlna. fnl thla . MOKTLlEEQ s I 7fcy N 7KB appointed day for the third exhibition of the three ivMch John and Alary were rlvine ' ms, . X found that they bad a number of tittle exercises ' to show. vfTbeM are for VERT buey peopl. explained Jobn, "who cannot apart mora than five minutes, a day. They are all aaally done, and perbapa torn of your reader -would Ilka to try them before the harder Ones," Tba first exerciee was, aald Mary, a food way of getting up the circulation wtieif one le still sleepy, or later on, on whiter morning?, when one la cold. ADVICE -. " . . ' The vtevdihq attendants A' FTER tha bride and groom come the attendants of each and their duties, and U la about the other members of the wedding party ; that I wish to speak to you today. It Is a bride's privilege to decide how many persons shall be In her. escort to the altar. . Sha chooses the maid or matron of honor and her brMeemaJda, and with the groom selects tha ushers. I At a home wedding there la really no occasion for more than one attendant for the bride. At a church wedding ; there can be aa many as she wishes. ' The maid of honor Is usually tha bride'a sister Or ber most intimate friend. The flower girls or pagea are usually chosen - from the younger members of tha bride's or groom's family. -'- There are many, attractive ways for tha wedding party to enter the church, depending on tha arrangement of aJslee andon the number-of attendants. . The beat man and the ushers are tha aama In number as tha maid of honor and 'the bridesmaids.' . y -'" ..'rw ' Tha maid of honor receives the bou quet from the bride Just before the bride la given away. She ateo takes the glove, if It Is removed. These are returned again after px ce"remony.j , v v, The duties of the best man are some what more comprehensive. He should : place ait. the disposal of the g:room his services and time. He accompanies the groom to' the church, or If he should SOLUTIONS TO SOCIAL PROBLEMS Met af-a Party D" itAR MTa. Adam. Is It proper for a young girl to anaak to vouna- men on the street. If ahe met them at a card party, but : was sot made acquainted with, them Ti I : vf,.,!'".! .Yj. WO CHUM&;,f If you met tha young men at a pri vate party, you are at liberty to apeak to tbem If you wish. It you came In contact with them at a public narty, t 0- you should not recognise them. . - . Acknowledging Gifts ."Dear Mrs Adams.' ' ,; . Upon receiving presents when graduating v from high school, bow should a person . acknowledge receipt of same from persons In the same town and from trsons out of townt. i.-v , r ' THB QRADUATB. A note of thanks ahould be written to each person from whom a gift has been ; . received. , , , . :Vr. What to Sayt ; : . " Dear fra Adama. - " ' 1. Will you pleeae tell me what to say when a young man aaka to take me homo -and I deaire nle company r ; - . , . . : - 1 When a youna- man aeka mo to set ' - a time for him to call, ahould I do so ' . without the consent of my parent T I .: .; always have ta aak their permission to go to places. 8. At what length should a gtrl IT years - old wear her flre.eeeT She Is (.feet I IncLee . tall and is rather stout. . 4. .W111 you-pleaee tell me tf It would bo . : ' proper for a girl to wink at a boy, or vice versaf . .. M. U K. ' 1. "Tea, thank' you, I shall be glad to bftve your company." , V Tou should toll the young- man that pinA crc6 bttefffcmfefy (That aounda Ilka a Joke now trot wait!) ' Bhe and Jobn, their right arm locked by holding their hands tightly againet each other chests, pushed alternately backward and forward. After a .few minutes they reversed, and used Instead the left arm. ' A very little of this exercise, they aald, set the blood In a glow. "Gives you an appe tite for breakfast," added Johns and, "Even If you bay to cook ft!- aald Mary. ' . -The second llttla exercise waa a sort t of wrestling at arm's length, John and ON SOCIAL go alone he should arrive In the vestry a quarter of an hour before the other . attendants. He has Charge of the ring and the fees; and Ila suggested that a last look be taken before the ceremony, to Insure smooth sailing for everybody. Tha beat man receives tha gloves and hat from the groom Just before - the bride arrives. Ha bands tha ring to ' tha groom Just at tha time In the cera , tnony when it should be adjusted. After the ceremony, the hat and gloves are handed to tha groom, before he and his wife walk down the aisle. Then the best man, with the maid of honor on his right arm, follows the bride and groom. It Is the duty of the best man and the ushers to present guests to the bride and groom and to keep up the general good spirit of the reception. The arrangements for the wedding - trip are made by the beat man. Tha tickets, stateroom, luggage, etc., are at tended to by this friend. - And now about the ushers. The head usher sees that the proper number of pews is reserved for the families, and It la the duty of every usher to famil iarise himself with the names of the persons who are to be In the honor seats. The general rule Is to seat the friends and relatives of the groom at the right of the center aisle and those of the bride at the left Tha right arm la offered to the lady whom the usher escorts to a. seat. When the bride's mother appears, the head usher escorts her to her place. Ha alao gives the order for the church doors to be opened for the married -couple's exit, and with the attendants keeps the other guests from crowding; too quickly after tha bridal couple. In a home wedding: the duties of the attendants are similar, but less com-. plicated. Last of all, it Is the duty of every one of the wedding party to call upon the bride's mother within two weeka of tha wedding.-. you will let him know after you have consulted your parents. i. One or two Inches above the shoe tops. -. . i. Any form of flirting shows a lack of good breeding; therefore, no one should Indulge In it if he wishes to . save bia reputation. In a Sleeper '. he arm. limi. afy slater and I are about to take a long trip, and ' we wlU have to take a sleeper, Aa we have not traveled a great deai. we are quit ignorant in this matter. Will you please help us outf When, we arise "- in the morning - m net we draee 4d our berth : t or can we walk through the aleeper in a klmonof- How la the porter to know that we have left -the berth, so he eaa take it dowa during our absence T , V-7 ,; Vh-; ; , x . INBXPERIBNCBO ALICBJ. You can either dresa In your berth or In the dreasing room. It Is perfectly' proper to walk through the sleeping oar in a kimono. . You Inform the porter the , evening? before ani what Urns you wish to be called. He will not fall to make Inquiries aa tf whether or not the-berth . le occupied before) attempUnff to take '" ,ltdown ... , . .... ... - -- i. . ' , i" .''. ' ...'. (., eawasrssaaaSJ - v --t-pie Son is Rude : ' ' - Dear itra. Adama.' ' i!" ' ' ' Several months ago I was Introduced to a man with whom I bad been frequently . eieoclated for over a year. In all that time his conduct suggeated that he might SV 1 ;now ' we have many intimate friends In common and his mother and -slater vtaU me often. X am fond of tbem and would aot saerliloe their friennania U ' BS 7 X V,. V :i':;.-V!:: U f ' -fk 7 ) v a -aw ." . - . m m j , w . m. -sev v ' -a B,l IS. ' I I . 1 Mary oUsped tianda firmly, and then, without either touching- the other one further, wrestled back and forth In good earnest "Nobody aver gtfts thrown," aald John, "but wa get Just as much fun out of it, and a lot mora goodJieelth." "The next la a balancing- stunt, rood for reducing- waist lines," remarked ' Mary. "Oat tha table. John." So 'John got tha table and Mary climbed on It, lying- on bar stomach, so that tha top of her legs Juat reach ed tha table a-dge. John held her ankles firmly, and aha kept her hands on her hips, and bar neck straight. Gradually aha raised herself, until her head was back and her trunk waa nearly upright Then slowly sha fell. CUSTOMS any gala. irhn I met the yomg mas fee waa very eourtaoue, but since then be baa peaa4 me oa the street and lanored my greetings. I oould Ignore bUa and aot care, but bla mother baa Invked m to speed a week la bar home, sarins that ao excuse will be aocepted. Plraae tell me what to So to retain her friendship and to avoid the eoa's rudeness. ,. WOKIUED, Accept the Invitation and then you will have opportunity to aak the young man Ma reasons for aotlnn so strangely, if he ahould continue to be rude. Ignore him entirely and explain the situation to his mother, so that aha will under stand your attitude, Difference in Religion ' Dear airs. Adams. t am a youns maa 1 years of age, and am deeply In love with a slrl. and I know ahe alio loves me. I went with her only a few moot ha, and on aocount of a differ ence In religion her parents objected. Now, ehould I find my one lot or live unhappily It la very difficult for ma to answer your question, for while I should like to see you win your heart's desire. I cannot see how you can overcome the eerloua objection whioh has been raised. However, you are very young and can afford to give time a chance. When you and your sweetheart grow older your minds -will have broadened and you will both be better able to see things In a different light Not Engaged Dear Mrs. Adama. M I have an older sister who has accepted Jewelry, Including a diamond ring from a young man to whom the la not engaged. This doe not seem proper. Would you ad vise me to remonstrate? Will you kindly tell me If It is proper for two glrla who are abopplng In a large town to ipend the night in the hotel f . OLADT& I think It would be better to nave your mother or father, speak to her about the matter. She may resent having a younger sister reprimanding her actions. It would oe proper If the girls have the consent of their parents, who are better able to decide a question of this kind for their daughters. Announcements Dear Mrs. Adams. I do not wish to send Invitations for the church wedding ceremony, but after our honeymoon we expect to have a reception for our Intimate friend. Would It be proper to send persons with whom we have eloae business associations sa announce ment without Inviting them to, the recep . tlont Wben should the announcements be sent and what Is ths correct form for themr Should the persons who ere Invited to the reception be sent an announcement and may they be aent together f B. H. X. ' Yes. r- ' The day of the wedding, after the ceremony has been performed. They ehould be prepared beforehand and ready to be mailed by some kind relative or friend. The proper form for the announcement Is: Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Black have the honor of announcing : . ; the marriage of their daughter Anna - to ' ' Mr. fYaak la lonee " , On Saturday, Juno the third, -nineteen hundred and eleven, at the First tTeabyterlaa Church. " ' Those who are nvlted to the reception Should receive announcements. The invitation to tha reoepUon should be sent separately. '. Using' Slang Star Mrs. Adama.- L Is. It Proper for dear friends to use fc slang in their correspondence t . V Is it proper for the boy to ask perm Is- , ' alon to eailt ... a Do you consider ths habit af sending ' Dioture postcards soodT -U Would It be proper for me to give a --pejgy In honor Of one ef my girl frlendeT - We have a large lawn, DONALD F. - 1. elans; Is never used by the well-bred . person. . . ..,! - X.- YeS. ' - " i'" 'C;;.;" v ,J S. Yes, tf it Is not abused. ' - " 4, Yea; your mother or your slater . could aH aa hoatesa. Have the lawn decorated with, lanterns, bunting; and "back" and repeated tha exercise. "Two or three timea are plenty," aba said.' "Besides, this la nothing at all for John. Let ma show you one where . ho baa to work." John held her, his arms around her waist, and then, with her arms ex tended behind bar, and ber feet al ways on tha ground, aha leaned backward until her hands touched tha floor. John DID have to work, too, for Mary la no lightweight, and hla back and arm musolea came Into full piy. "We've shown you all wa do now," aald husband and wife as I thanked them and bade them farewell. "When we think up some new stunts we'll send for you, ao that you can aee them and write about them." And X am now waiting; for that In vitation, V 'V Beauty Queries Answered R EPLIE3 to letters sent to ths writer of thla department will be printed In regular order, but no replies In print may be expected la less than three or four week. Correspondents desiring- immediate re plies to queries may get ' them by inclosing a stamped . self -addressed envelope. Personal Inquiries will re ceive prompt attention it accompanied by a stamped and addressed envelope.. . Enlarged Joint Dear Mra Byrnes. . , - ' . - I have read year edvloe la th Sunday -paper, and have profited by it In many . ways. I have aa enlarged Joint on my great toe, and thla, I fear, will develop into a bunloa If not checked. I am only IS- yeara old. I have heard that painting the Joint with iodine will reduce it. How long will It take to do thlsT 8V M. Iodine will reduce the Joint, but X am hot able to say Juet how long It will be necessary to use it To prevent the ap- fieaxance of a. bunion It la aviso impor- a nt that you wear ahoes and stockings., of the proper size. ' . - ' Exercises for Reducing; . Dear Mra. Byrnes. ; '" Please suagest soms -way whereby I may : reduce my nlpa, bust and abdomen. I can not lite on diet, for I must have strength . for my housework. ; ' My hande become very red and cbapped after dish washing. ', What can J do for therat . PAtXINE. The following exercise, if persevered with, will reduce flesh- around the hips: First, raise the outstretched arms above th head,-4b body setalalng- Its erect. 9 ASjssrsj-jfta far if -en rsairrn ijisai "swiajaw ajb)jgl Sfrj position; then bend alowly forward from the waist, so that the Angers come aa near touching the floor as possible, with out straining in any way. Thla la done without bending the knees. In recover ing position, let the arms relax and sink down as the body straightens up. Sec ond, with bands placed lightly on the hips, the finger pointing- forward, let the body drop forward, easily, ao that It la bent at the waist. This must be done gently, aa by jerking more barm than good ia done. From this bent position coll the body round to the right, count ing four tcr It to reach the position of. being bent over the side; then to the back, being- careful to do It very easily at first, till hemuecles have gained strength, for aa exaggeration of the movement may cause real pain; then on to the left, and back to the front. . Practice again, only ,start toward the left. The wsist aot as a gfrot tm which the trunk swings, and tha head Is easily relaxed. Ttotrd. In this exercise the hand have the same position, but now the body Is bent forward from the , waist; then back, then to the right and left. Eaoh movement ahould occupy four - count. Take these exercises gently, but let Ih movements be firm . -and strong. Avoid the slightest strain of the . muscles. No corsets should be worn while practicing them, -.Rapid walking- and running- vrtll re- ' : due the bust, as well as other parts of ;.the body. Do not drink sny liquids with your meala. and never drink milk . i of you wish to seducs th bust. - - ' To reduoe the abdomen, stand erect, cuasn the handa over the abdomen. Con- v tract the muscles of the abdomen and : bead at the hips alx times, keeping the . . muscles well contracted throughout th : I. II . 'w- - . ' "I" essssssssWaBSsaSss Isstifl mmtmmm an i W IliJilliUdh '$'1 ftlMSssstWisr-ififf ' 4 ' 'sssJsiw .. ... f2 m wjl -'-T-tr-f'Ttt-'Tir0ir TI 't-T'-' t Trt .. V. 1 1 bending. Rest by taldng three deep breaths between each exercise. To keep the bands in good condition rinse them in dear water after they have been In soapy water. Dry- them carefully and then apply lemon juice. At night wear coemetlo gloves. Use soft, large, leather cloves, three or four alsea too large. Rip them open and spread tha lnrtds with the follow ing preparation, then aew the ripped seam up: Ground barley, the white of an egg, a teaspoonful of glycerin and one ounce of honey. Mix the last three Ingredients snd add enough barley to. form a paste. ' V Recipe Requested Dear Mrs. Byrnes, Will you please put In the paper as soon ' at poealble tbe recipe for the orange-flower skin food I had It once, but have loot It I like it very much. s IC C. Here is the recipe you desire: Orange-Hower Cream 'Ul Skln.yood) Oil of sweet almonds 4 ounces White wax.. ' drama Bpermaceti I drams Bucax X drams Glycerin VH ouncea Orange-flower water.,.. $ ounces Oil of neroll , IS drops Oil of blgarade (orange Skin) . IS drops Oil of petit grain U drops - Mslt ths flrst three ingredients, add ths glycerin to the orange-flower water and dla eolve the borax in the mixture; then pour It alowly Into the blended fats, stirring con tinuously. To Increase the Height Dear Mrs. Byrnes. 1. Will you please give me an exerciee to Increase my height T t Will Jumping rope decrease the weight and le It lnlurlouet ' I. I am is years ota. ie weigh about 110 pounds. Do 1 much for mv and bela-htt weigh too 4. My bands are large and red and the pore of the skin Sre large. How csn I make my . hands smooth and whiter ' t. How can I make my knucklee smallerT t, 1 have blackheads on both aides of my noee, and pimples on my forehead- and chin; will steaming my facs before going to bed help any 7. is there any exercise toai win reauos my bustT i. Will lemon Juice take freckles from mv face witnout imtaiina- me nmi . I have a large mole on my neck. How can I take It awayT A BCrlOOLQIRU 1. Stretching exercises taken two or three times a day for a year will In crease your height. Rise on the toea and stretch the tips of the finger as tar toward the ceiling aa they will go, then sweep the hands In front and -touch th tips of the fingers or palms or the hand to The floor. Keep the knees straight during- the exercises. 1 Jumping rope . will decrease tha weight, but It Is very bard on the heart and should not be indulged In without the permission' of a doctor. - i I. Your weight is In proper proportion . with your height and age. 4. Apply, lemon iulce to them dally. - t. (Nomina Can be done to reduce th else of the knuckles. ABteajnInT"the f acs byrpiylng towels wrung from hot -water will open the pore so that thev may be thorough ly oleansed with hot water and good soap. To remove th pimples use the -cream for whioh I am giving tbe recipe: v Foaattl Cream for Pimples - Bxtraot of violet, drops " Sweet almond oil. ....,. tVt drama Sulphur precipitate..., ....... ... 75 grains Lanolin.' ,....,,........ TS ' grains Oxide ox slnc....... ............ S - scruples - s 7. I do aot advise one of your age to redvee her bust. Walt until your t nooy nas neen iuuy oveiopeo, go coat you may treat those carta which are MHJ All IVVVl HVIil . 1 . . i - 9. Tbe safest way is to bat? the ele trio needle applied. v Large Veins Deer Mrs. 8yma. Will you pleeas glre me the adilreee f drug store wheie 1 can have Ijr. Vautair s Using Olivi " Dear brrs. Svmee. - - flae ull me If maaeestne the fare wtr olive oil evrry night mill caiiee the hir -to grewt I have already a f-w dark haire about my month. Will ytm tell ne how to ' rid mrxlf el tbeee without tha eiM-irto needUt INTKlUCSTKD.w Olive oil will not produce a growth of hair, but. the constant rubbing may In crease the growth already started. For -this reseon I advise you not to massaa-e too frequently. . ' . Hera Is the recipe for1 a deptlatorr which you may use. It will remove the hairs for a time, but they will return again. - ': . - . , - Sulphide of soda or ealotusi iul-' phlde los grains ' ' Chalk ......... IM gralna . ' Mix thoroushlv and kres drr In Wall- Corked bottle until waatad, fur nee. Take enough to make a peete and add warm v mi, e puif eni eoa wnm it until the proper ooneteunny is . Itpreed over the haJrY puifaoei r to remain for from one to flvo I . water to it unit secured, end allow nunutee, according to tne nature or the growth and the auooepttMllty of the skint , then ecrape off with a blunt blade a paper knife, fur example. It should be removal, aa In every caee with a depilatory, when the burning eaneatloa la produced. Too long contact with the aklo ehould be avoid ed, and immediately after the hair has been removed the denuded eurtace ahould fco gently waahed with warm watrr and -ev eold creem or a bland Ml . applied to pre vent Irritation. Thick Lips' 1 pear Mrs. frmea. What Is a good remedy for thirk tlpet If the Hps srs naturally thick. It would be uaeless to try to reduce them. It there la a temporary swelling, you might apply alum water or a lotion made of 1 teas poo of ul of tannin to I ounces of water. Wrinkles the Forehead M Dear Mrs. Srmee. I have a habit of wrlnkllne mv forehead. How can I overcome thlet Could I apply a liquid which will remind met , J. I. U. It la necessary for you to call on wftl power to break the habit. It may be, however, that the application of cole lodlon will serve aa a gentle reminder, , Ankles; Are Large . 1. Will you please tell me what will re duce the ankles snd the ball of the foot? 1. How may my hips be reduced? I. la there anythlnr but the electrla u needle that will remove the hairs from the errasT , 4. What will whiten the neck and srmef . . . . , riNkUiS., 1. Nothing will reduce their else If they are naturally large. If there la any temporary sweOlng, you should bathe the foot in very hot water and then' apply wlton tiaseL Tba wearing of low- . shoes will Often cause the ankles , to swell. t Z. Hehs ere several exercises that are excellent hp-reducers: m Bring the knee up to the dhest, re mainlng perfectly erect. Practice in aij ternate movements. Place bands on hip shoulders well back. Raleo tne leg. with knee flexed, and give a high, quiok aide kick, bring ing the foot beok again to tbe floor. Re peat ten times, first with the right foot and then with the eeft - Take standing position, hands on hips and rotate the hips, bending the knee and keeping the chest and shoulders lm- . movable. Contract all the muscles used in this exercise and reels t. 1 , , Bending exercises also are good. 1 If you use the depilatory for which the directions are given below, the hair will disappear for a time, but they will' return afraln, thicker and coarser than before. The electrlo-needle Is the only ' thing whichj wil remove bairs per tnanently. '' r Sulphide Pf soda er calcium sul ... Phlde ..r......... . 100 grain VDeaisl seeesaoe4awe)esaoeeeeea 100 gralna,.' Mix thoroughly and keep dry la well-''-corked bottle until wanted for use. Take, enough to make a paste and add warm -water to It until the proper consistency le , secured. Spreaid over the hairy aurfaco and allow to remain for from one to five . minutes, socordlng to the nature of the . s growth and the aueceptlbillty of tbe skint Ij then scrape off with a blunt blade a paper ; ' knife, for example. It ehould be removed, i f aa In every eaae with a depilatory, when ' t the burning sensation Is produced. Too long contact with tha skin should be avoid- 1 . ed, and immediately after the hair haaJy 1 been removed the denuded surface ehould be gently waahed with warm water and a ' eold cream or a bland oil. applied to pre-; vent irritation., v. . , . 4 r m 4. Sathe the neck and arms in milk' onoe or twice a day. At eight appljt lemon Juice. - - - . ' Excessive Perspiration-;-r . i Dear Mra. Byrnes. , . ' t. -How can I make excessive jpersptratlon ef -the handa less annoying t I ana taking a tonlo which Z hope will soon build me up; and therefor check the perspiration, . Use very bot water for the hands, . -' dry them without rubbing- and thaa aprlnkle them with borlo acid powder. j Freckles B 'airHands ' Dear Mrs. Byrnes. - ; - How can I remove freckle from my skint -Pleaae suggest something to Increase the thickness of my hair and to make it curly, What shall I do to whiten Wj I Ta remove the freckles app'ly g lotion made of equal parts of watep and peroxide of hydrogen. You) should protect your face from, ths sua and wind as much as possible. To increase the thickness of yon? hair apply castor oil to i the scalp two or three timea a week. Stand by an open window or out In the air. and, massage the scalp - once a day, ; Apply lemon Juice dally., ,, . , ; ' ; A Pug Nose ; Dear Mrs. Byrnes. - 4 " -" i I should like to know how. to ret rid of a pug nose, . pax 8.' I .... -. Nothing can be done to change tha shape of the nose, , , - . A Secret of Beauty ; SLEEP is a wonderful beautlflor,' Nofhins; so rounds out fcollows as sound, healthful sleep t nothing eootnea and mends irritated and broken ' j verves; notihin so restores the tisues of the tired body, as plenty of natural , i. sleep in a well-ventilated room; - and nothing- Is fairer and softer and mors peaceful than. the delicate flush on th , cheeks of one who has Just stepi-ed oiC: of tbe realm of dreams, where all thing , '-are rose-colored. iw-uv..'' A clever writer says worry Is a mortal ; enemy of beauty and charm of oiannor. .' This la - Undeniably , true.- Worry ovr the inevitable Is not onlv a wrlrikle iti ouoer and a irawn Instia-ator, but it l a senseless and wlclted retielllon ugslnrt what cannot b helped. Worry tiou.H - tbe eyea, makes the voice sharp an t ' impatient, pits hard .lines '-' sbout tiit mouth and destroys retose and gentle ness of manner. Whatever I. ) reir. to know that bright eyes. swest ui. and smfle about the mouth -will m-uth to one'a bet-ity ant t. on's c'i . Of friends. A grntl caretnr twvh. c a !ire popslon. it govt ha-i-i t I with beauty of character, unit t ' . temierneas of heart, puiiiv of -honesty of soul end ; though ,