"Live Alone And Like It: A Guide For The Extra Woman" 1936 HILLIS, Marjorie (SOLD) Sofas 40th Printing

40th Printing

or a Culinary Code for Appreciative Epicures

along with the repercussions of today's association of traditional crafts with modern technology

and plunges deep into the pleasures of her set

whereas Fell's possesses a comic or caricatured aura

"Live Alone And Like It: A Guide For The Extra Woman" 1936 HILLIS, Marjorie (SOLD) Sofas 40th PrintingHOLLIS, Marjorie [149] pp. The Bobbs Merrill Company19368 1 8" x 5 5 8"Drawings by Cipe Pineles VG VG Marjorie Hillis, pragmatic daughter of a Brooklyn preacher, was poised for reinvention when she moved to the big city to start a life of her own. Gone were the days of the flirty flapper; ladies of Depression era New York embraced a new icon: the independent working woman. Hillis was already a success at Vogue when she published a radical self help