Not long ago at Sherry's a series Jot lectures were given on Charm—a subject that is always of interest to women, Editors, architects, beauty experts, dress designers and doctors spoke on Charm, The doctor's definition of charm is personality, with fatigue as its arch-enemy. A. tired woman has few admirers, Clothes hat suit one, of course, give a feeling jof satisfaction and poise that is cer= tainly a distinct advantage in acquiring charm, The woman who is carelessly dressed, who has acquired her Jclothes without consideration of her Individuality is handicapped from start. To have charm one must speak well and to speak well is to think wel Likewise a woman who stands and walks well cannot look nor act Uke a failure, but Elise De Wolfe's defini. tion is one that is within the reach of of "Be pretty if you can, witty if yo must, but agreeable if it kills. you."
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