1935 So Red the Nose or Breath in the Afternoon

Marion StrobeVs A WOMAN OF FASBION Cocktail

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PART BRANDY JUICE OF 1/2 LIME JUICE OF 1/2 ORANGE This will make 3 cocktails and will probably dis pose of the weaker member o£ the triangle Marion says that she has no sense of direction, gets lost frequently in Chicago—the city of her birth; she has an inordinate love of hot breads, shaving soap (the sraell), sun (the feel), understatement, wood lires, prize fights, violent exercise, her own children, indiscrétion, and sleep. She does not like meeting celebrities or having more than five dollars in her pocketbook. This makes her unlike most Chicago poets who olily wish they might have five dollars in their pocket book. She has to her procreative crédit two daughters, four novels and several books of poetry.