Smart Set, April 1929

The Young Woman's Magazine (April 1929)

This issue features three serials in progress: "Life Isn't So Bad" (Part Three) by May Edginton, "Peter and Mrs. Pan" (Part Five) by Frank R. Adams, and "My Diary" (Part Four) by Joyce. The magazine includes a nonfiction series, "What Every Woman Wants to Know" by Adela Rogers St. Johns.

Short stories include "Moods" by Carolyn Darling, "Sea Air Is Like That" by Jane Dow, "Keep Your Distance" by Grace Mack, "Star Spangled House" by Virginia Lee, "Never Marry an Actor" by Helen Ahern, and "Fifty Dollars a Week" by Walter Marquiss. Poetry contributions appear from Frances Douglas, Alan Wentworth, Loveta F., Margaret Widdemer, and David Armstrong.

Special articles feature an interview with author George McCutcheon, "The Lady Realtor" by Nora Reed, and interviews with Texas Guinan and Kathleen Taylor addressing contemporary topics. Regular departments cover fashion, beauty, and etiquette, including contributions by Helen Woodward and Elinor Glyn.