The Smart Set, May 1930

This May 1930 issue of The New Smart Set magazine features a mix of fiction and articles aimed at young women. The serials include part two of "Today's Virtue" by Baldwin, part three of "Manhattan Nights" by William Almon Wolff, and part four of "Money! Money! Money!" by May Edgington. Short stories include "Working Wives" by Dorothy Ducas, a piece by Vivien Bretherton, contributions by Ruth Burr Sanborn and George F. Worts, "Made in Paris" by Payturus Duganne, and a conclusion to "Untold Tales of Hollywood" by Harry Carr. Special articles address contemporary concerns: "Marriage vs. Career," "Self-Consciousness Can Be Overcome" by Dr. E. Bisch, "The Business of Sex in Business" by Helen Christine Bennett, and pieces on lumber industry work and physical appearance. A substantial service section covers practical topics including budget clothing, cosmetics organization, Paris fashion, and entertaining.