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Pretty teen-ager JANE POWELL is giving her family and relatives cosmetics for Christmas. Crazy about them herself, her theory is that those to whom she gives such glamorous gifts should be as delighted to receive them as she would be.
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For her mother, Mrs. Eileen Burce, she’s getting a make-up kit. Every time Jane, whose real name is Suzanne Burce (she also answers to her two nicknames, “Hep” and “Bert”), pauses at a cosmetic counter, she admires the make-up kits displayed. Some, no larger than pocketbooks, can be used as one when the cosmetics are taken out. Then there are the kind which, when the tray is removed, make pretty jewelry cases; or, if large enough, overnight bags. She’s looked at the expensive as well as the budget-priced ones. Like every Christmas shopper, Jane has the budget problem, too . . . Her grandmother, Mrs. Charles Baker, of Portland, Oregon, loves perfume. So Jane will give her a bottle of her favorite scent.
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For her twenty-two-year-old cousin, Barbara Carlson, of Beverly Hills, Jane is getting cologne and either sachet powder (it’s really dry perfume) or novelty sachet bags. They’re nice to scatter among lingerie or to tie to dress hangers. She might, if her budget permits, also buy Barbara an attractive purse-size perfume dispenser. They’re so reasonably priced . . . Billy Ann Baker, another cousin, lives in Tacoma, Washington. She’s eighteen and has lots of dates. Like all young girls, she’s always trying new lipsticks. So Billy Ann is slated for a set of three or more of the newest shades, so she can have a regular lip-color bar . . . Her other Baker cousins, Shirley, twelve, and Nancy, seven, also live in Tacoma. She knows they’ll squeal with joy over a set each of one of the combination bath sets, containing two or more of these lovely items: Perfumed soap, bubble bath, bath powder, talcum, bath salts, cologne, or toilet water . . . Jane plans to give her male relatives something nice in men’s toiletries . . . She hopes that you’ll get some ideas from her gift list for yours. She joins me in wishing you all a Merry Christmas!
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