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Graeve, Oscar (ed.) / Delineator
Vol. 118, No. 6 (June, 1931)
Delineator contents - June 1931, pp. [2]-3
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De4. ;C,', * ~1~'." 4 *0 .. SH0. 5' ,, ;*~'H' - E T 4 , C 0 N T E N T S SPECIAL FEATURES COVER DESIGN DY NEX OR RHYS THE LIVING DELINEATOR 4 GRADUATION FOR PARENTS FRANCES PARKINSON KEYES. . 7 ILLUSTRATION BY HARRILT MESEROLE MARRIAGE IS WORTH FIGHTING FOR IDA M. TARBELI . . . . . . . . . 12 ILLi.TRATION BY E. A. GEORGI OUT WHERE THE GREEN BEGINS VERA CONNOLLY . . . . . . .13, 14 ILLUSTRATIONS BY HELEN HOKINSON COURIER OF CRIPPLE CREEK ILLUSTRATIONS BY WIDOW'S EVENING ILLLIRATIONS BY BABE IN ARMS ILLLSTRATIONS BY HALF A LOAF, IV ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE SHORTEST NIGHT, III ILLUSTRATIONS BY LIFE ON A CLOTHES-LINE FICTION MARGARET CRAVEN . . . . .. CLARK I AY I. A. R. VYLI ...........10, 11 WALTER STEWAART ADELA ROGERS ST. JOHNS . . . 15 OSCAR HOWARD GRACE HEGGER LEWIS. . . .16, 17 W. E MERTON HEITLAND G. B. STERN.. ...........22, 23 WALLACE MORGAN ANNA BRAND . . . . . . . . . . 31 ILLUOTRATION BY EDWARD RYAN VERSE TEN LITTLE COUNTRY MAIDS WERE WE HARRIET EAGER DAVIS. ILLUSTRATION BY PIERRE BRI6SAL D JUNE DAYS I)OROTHY COLLINS ALYEA BALLOON MAN FRANCES M. FROST . . . . . . 44 . . 58 . . 65 DELINEATOR FASHIONS THIS NEW DRESSED-UP AFTERNOON MODE . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 DOTS FOR YOUTHFUL DASH .. .. ...........25 FOR CRISP CHARM-RGANDY AND .ORGANDY WITH.. . . . . . . . 26 SHOULDERS TAKE TO COVER ON SUMMER EVENINGS . .. . . . . 27 THE NEW COTTONS............., . .I .. 8 THE SEMI-SHEERS..............., . ,,..gg LINES THAT -DO THINGS" FOR LARGE FIGURES .. . . . . . . . . 90 THAT SMART TOUCH OF WHITE AS THE YOUNG CROWD WEARS IT .92,93 JACKETS LIKE BLOUSES AND NIGHTGOWNS LIKE DANCE FROCKS. . . 94 EMBROIDERY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . 95 DELINEATOR INSTITUTE Interiors A GEORGIAN DINING-ROOM ILLUSTRATED WITH PHOTOGRAPHS CHOOSING THE COMFORTABLE CHAIR DRAwINGS BY WALTER STEWART THE NEW TABLE ENSEMBLE HELEN LFI k!). . . . ILLUSTRATED WITH PHOTOGRAPH, Home Management LITTLE DINNERS FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY ILLUSTRATED WITH PHOTiiGRAPHS AS EASY AS A.B.C. ANN BATCHELDER ILLUSTRATED WITH PHOTiOGRAPHS GOOD IDEAS ABOUT CHICKEN ANN BATCHELDER ILLUSTRATED WITH PHOTOGRAPHS NEW ELECTRIC IRONS GRACE L. PENNOCK ILLUSTRATED WITH PHOTOGRAPHS EEPING UP-TO-DATE IN NUTRITION ILLUSTRATED WITH PHOTOGRAPHS .i**it. 5, 1, .", 4 EW' S -.d a . n n'- 5pn r / 0 '5 * - '-'. ~ .. ,' i H - . C .,, 04, q up,",, P 2. II2~ 9 1 0,S5i~f C at.'. *W~ g7j~k. :s :~. /1 5 ~ is / / .~ . . . . . 30 10 102 Beauty A LOVELY LADY FINDS HERSELF IN JUNE CELIA CAROLINE COLE . . . . . 21 ILLUSTRATION By GEORGE PLANK Children WHEN CHILDREN GROW UP SIDONIE IATSNER GREENBERG 36 ILLUSTRATED WITH PiOTOGRAPR4i THE MADDENING MI- MANT.L PEGGY P100\ . . . . . . . . 100 ILLLTR4TI N S- 1) THE ALTHe a Service V O L. 1 1 8 ,0~ ~O 5- I/O f~cz 2w'- * - N - j5*I~ ~ C ) 0. 5~ ~ r A.,, V --~t - I, N O. 6 /1 - I. -p * 'P - (S K S.j Ji; < r~ ~ ~ i/O' >~ -. 0 4- 'a 4 t.t; .5 -0-f -8t~ 4 4-. 5,~ i~ / P';i r-~~ JULY: THE MONTH FOR STORIES MARGARET SANGSTER -,rp : : nrxi , Ne1 I t's DeuNEA-. TSP A . If a ne storY 1f a girl who conquered her environ- S; '"Food for the Tabloids"; and James Francis I )cr wit . t.!le C ;i: ri an Acrican girl abroad. Coningsby Dawson tells an appealing and very human story of a faithful old servant in "Little Annie", while Elinor Cowan Stone in ".N,,D s tAlw:A'd" - a t r , 7-- 1 al- , fa ]Itle h and hi, der. Alt(- 5 ~.e a :. Ce r : 8 . WILLIAM LYON PHELP S- _,1r, <i .} nt fr;.m rur paves this :.e aticle abs ut "ur national heroes. Its ti!: .i \k ln to this, to add to the Fourth of July flavor, t:.er a .a pa p i I-; . fa the Revolutionary War. And all the depart- ments have gone decidedly summery--suggestions for summery, cooling meals and cooling drinks and summer beauty suggestions and, of course, lots and lots of smart summer fashions. P U B L I S H E R 'S PUBLISHED MONTH LY BY The Jutkrick Publishing Company, Butterick Puiding. 161 Sixth A4renue. New York, N. Y., U.*S. A. Joseph . Moore, Chairman of the Board: S. R. Latshaw, President; W. C. 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