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BEAUTY AIDS FOR MILADY i£jf fflSl I - »L, * J Pt t {■■■ Vr JIIHH Swt - ■■ I 1| • ”•'> ' i ;£: : ' j& ♦ '1 a if I 1 ' * '*Jf ’ s^^ib n Liver Dumplings Served Wi+h Soup HOT strong clear soup with liver dump lings—how does that sound? Try it —you’ll make it a habit after the first thrill. Liver Dumplings: Four to 6 servings. Ingredients: 1 lb. calf's liver, 1 tablespoon butter, 1 small onion, 2 eggs, dry bread crumbs, *4 teaspoon ground cloves and % teaspoon marjoram, salt and pepper. Clean liver, then simmer in clear water for 15 minutes. Drain, and remove all membranes or fat. Chop fine or put through meat chopper. Add cloves, mar joram. salt and pepper. Chop onion very fine and add, then melt butter and add Mix well. Beat the eggs well, add to paste and work in bread crumbs. Begin with about Vz cup, then add more as needed to make % a paste which you can shape. Roll into balls about 1 inch in diameter for soup; if you want to serve these liver dump lings along with the main course, make them as large as a small orange. Drop into your soup, cover, and boil for 15 minutes. * Contrasting Colors Will Give Modern Room Dignity and Poise RUSSEL WRIGHT, that intensively American designer, has just created a reed and metal bridge lamp which is adjustable in a semicircle. The finish of the metal parts is of a rich brown surface, and the column and the shade are bound in natural reed. Tire top of the shade is covered with an eyeplate of metal, also finished in brown, which keeps an ugly glare from beating against the ceiling. Beige and old ivory with a little deli i.JW *HfSf 'I iHMPHHBHR I . JH v&smL I MBmt ' ;:$ ; wL .M ■i* ? cate pink are combined with red mahog any, a red velvet rug and cocoa silk to produce the rich and comfortable library living room shown here. The walls are covered with stretched cocoa-silk, the built-in bookcases are in red mahogany and a portrait over the mirror is in brown, wine red, flesh and subtle pink The figurines are old ivory, while the lam|>s, and the mantel are done in a cooling flat white. That large modem chair, deep, restful SHOOT curls onto your head’ Just about. A new auto matic curler that looks like a gun, minus the trigger, has just been in vented It makes nice fat little curls in a great hurry and puts a boby-pin on, at the same time, up close to the scalp, so the curl cant un wind. wiggle or oth erwise get loose until it is dry. It is shown below’ Luther G. Simjian. formerly director of the photographic di vision of the Yale Medical School and inventor of a suc cessful mirror cam era. has just per fected a mirror which enables a woman to see herself as others see her. One mirror rotates through an arc of 180 degrees. As it ro tates, it is adjusted by a series of gears, so that one's image is at all times re flected in the sta tionary mirror, at tached to a wall or dressing table. The round mirror is moved by means of a wheel directly un der the edge of the chair. Plan l/out (Job and (jet SJt! By Mrs. Penrose Lyly SALVADOR DALI is a surrealist. He paints fantastic pictures, such as a painting of a nude woman with a body made of half-opened bureau drawers. Dali calls it "City of Dreamers.” His "Persist ence of Memory” combines limp, flabby watches, dead trees, insects crawling by the seaside Such is the essence of “sur realism," that form of art which has been given so much space in recent newspapers and magazines. -Dali is a Spanish artist but Sara Pen noyer is an American business woman. Yet she. too. seeks everlastingly for new ideas, undone things to do. effects to startle the buying public into looking, wondering, wanting and finally laying down their hard-earned cash. In a series of amazing windows along Fifth Avenue, where some of the most beautiful clothes in the world are dis played. Sara Pennoyer used one of Dali's paintings and others of the same school to rivet the attention of the passerby on her windows and what the shop had to sell. Then she sailed for Paris to study the new collections, to broadcast across the ocean just how long skirts will be, how high, how low your Eastern bonnet should sit. and such things. * * * * AS YOU'VE judged by now, Sara is quite American. Energy Is her mid dle name. But don’t be deceived. Energy gets a big hand with Americans, but an American girl w’ith energy plus a plan gets a big handful of that cold cash that's said to be flowing more freely now Plan? Yes —a long-term plan—it began when she was a kid in Philadelphia walk ing through a department store hand in hand with mama. The girl grew older. College, of course. But she wanted to go in business. She concentrated on journalism and advertising at the University of Michigan. In a few years she was out in the big cold world working in offices where man was lord and master. Then came the dawn w’aited for since those toddler days with mama. She got the job Yes, in a department store. Success at last —she was a sales girl. A married one * * * * ON GOES the success story. Sales Girl Pennoyer couldn't be content with what had been done. She worried the future with questions, added up known facts, drew conclusions, turned on the energy—presto, she became Fashion Pro motion Director for a New York depart ment store That seemed good enough to hold onto. But her mind keeps lurching on and up to newer and more unheard of promotion ideas. She has become a password for the ambitious, a hope for the obscure. Energy got her started. Energy can't lead straight, though. It took a*plan and a vision and a lot of courage. Courage isn’t only for Sara. And plans hang on every tree if you'll stretch high enough to snap them off. and spacious, is in beige. The total effect of the rich colors contrasted with the cooler tones is one of poise, harmony and dignity for the modern lived-in American home. * * * * THERE are some new window tricks worth noting. Have you seen those shades with washable and shower-proof surface which are guaranteed riot to crack or crease? Or the interesting shades which are accordion-pleated in Venetian blind effect? If you select Venetians, you will find the new ones much lighter than before and done in far sunnier colors. You can purchase, ready to install, wooden cornices painted or stained to harmonize with the color scheme of your room. And if you decide on the roller shade, you will find the new ones with the outside surface in green while the roomside surface is done in damask, chintz, painted, or in any ef fect you can hope for. Derek Patmore is an English decorator who has achieved an excellent reputation in the United States also. He has had several notable exhibitions of his work and is now serving as adviser to Ameri can manufacturers of home furnishings. His newest book, "I Decorate My Home” (Harpers: $3), contains easily understand able advice on home arrangement lor comfort, pleasure and beauty. Bmi a" nrxH&B SARA PENNOYER Be Graceful! YOU may think your face is your for tune, but unless your spine is straight and strong your beauty will pass rapidly. That is the first secret of physical poise. Tell yourself mat your spine is made of a long series of cups and saucers piled one on top of the other. That little bit of imagery will help you in your con scious efforts to keep the spine straight, to keep those imaginary cups and saucers piled up without tumbling. When you walk upstairs, do not oend forward, keep the back erect; do voui climbing with your feet and knees. You w’ill be sur prised how easy it is to walk upstairs with the torso erect. Remember this little fact, too. Between your hands and the object on the floor which you want to pick up, there are your knees. Bend your knees, not your back. Try it right now. Drop a hand kerchief, and try to pick it up without bending your spine. Easy, isn't it! Now try the exercise of sitting down in a chair without bending over like the letter C. Keep that spin straight, lower yourself into that chair gracefully Try these three nractical exercises right through your working day. Keep them in mind and practice them at all times. Do them a few weeks and you will slowly begin to feel more graceful,
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