LOOK WHAT SHE'S DOING
Growing her
own hair
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.
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THE
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1932.
WOMEN'S
WORLD
FOR OUR LADY READERS.
BUSTLE BOWS.
Have Decreased in Size.
Bustle Bows have flattened and decreased in size, although they are still to be seen here and there, set dsually on the lower part of the skirt in the old fashion of the 'seventies. The backs of evening gowns, formal or informal, con= tinue to be more elaborate than the fronts. Paris ties its evening gowns at the waist, and sometimes | also at the neck. She uses spang- les, peplus, and cape sleeves, short, all-the-way round bolerns, and deep belts,
There are few full sleeves to be) seen, no ruffles, but line, line, line, and practically nothing else.
Scarves continue to please, and been dia- great originality has played in them. The now triple scarves in crepe satin or erope-de- Chine and in three colours are deridedly chic.
Millinery.
Weather foques have been worn) before, but Paris han again provi deed something new in thin Hoe. Feather toquea which fit closely to the head and cover all the hair are being worn by many women, and they give the appearance of a feather hob
A new toque is composed of greer feathers with ZL perfectly natural looking cock's tail at the back, or a feather toque can have as trimming a bird's head with a snarp beak and brilliant green'
eyes.
Some of the new summer hats seen are of corded muslin, thirred in clrcular rown, with a close enpe effect underneath. Aud A
SHE'S WRAPPED IN CELLOPHANE TOO.)
NEA
Add to the belts, the necklaces, etc., the cellophane kat. Woven in alternate squares with black and white straw, the new honnets are quite the dernier eri on the beaches near Hollywood. And here's Ruth Hall, Almeuse, showing they're retebing.
new SHAMPOO FOR FAIR CHINA
iden is the bright printed calton or| plaid kerchief, which can be worn either round the shoulders twisted into a turban on the bend, tying with a bow at one side.
A dainty evening gown in flame-culoured georgette and Jare. The bodice is cut on particularly becoming lipes, and finished with a diamond emp.
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is
HAIR.
[By a Beauty Expert.}
JEWELLERY.
Returns to Fashion.
Many hair experta hold the opin.. On a recent evening in London, a' ion that fair hair is more sensitive pretty debutante appeared in Than the darker types, and has less restaurant wearing a broach and ritality in it, too
necklace mado of delicately painted I is vertainly true that fair hair] porcelain flowers.
bere sensitive to neglect add] The fashion for china flowern, harsh freatineut thus dark hair. which were a rogue of the 'seventies, The beginning of the "money" has been revived. At that timo stage should make the blande pull England was famous for ornamental up. Tas she shampooed often porcelain flower work of different enough! Pair hair needs a shampoo kinds, and somus of the brooches at hast every fourteen days, though netually date luck to that time. extreme care should be taken in the They were found in an old store way it is given.
room, and as Victorian ornaments
For instance, the shampoo that leaves the hair fhiffy, yet harah and brittle, should be avoided. This in dicates that the mixture used con-
all the rage once more, it has been decided to start making these porcelain flowers again.
The diffenity is that the art of fino flower-making is almost a lot one. Only one or two of the oldest Craftsmen bed any recollection of how it was done. Now apprentievs proad a skilled and delicate operation have been trained to make them.
tains too much alkali for your parti cular hair, at han drawn too much of the natural oils from the seat. In time thin results in dry, brittle, and unmanageable hair, and bable premature greyness, boo.
Egg Shampoo.
it is.
The tiny petals nad leaves are rolled fugether in the soft, clay In The egg and camomile shampou is the palm of the-hand and then stuck by far the most suitable for the stegether, ench piere separately. cleanses and nourishes the sealp and When the flowers are fired, the elay stimulates the colour glands, while shrink to about a quarter la the camomile brings out the pretty original size, so that the petalis anil Thisden Higleta thal are so admired.leaves become even more delicate,
To prepare it, beat the egg thor- Women painters who have had oughly, then add a teaspoonful of years of tezining in the art of paint- powdered borax, a dessertspoonfuling reolain add the auft colourings, of soap flakes, and a heaped' table which new mineral oxides. These, spoonful of camomile powder. Mix when fired again, sink into the glaze all the ingredients thoroughly togefand give the brilliancy and trans- her, then moisten the head all over henry of Nature to the fragile and apply the shampoo mixture pony.
without further addition. Thor
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oughly massage the scalp until it soapy water each day, but the effect tingles, then rinse in two or three on the hair is far-reaching. watere, the last one containing the To keep the hair bright and clean juice of a lemon.
between shampoo it is at advantagó Should the hair incline to be dry to brush a teaspoonful of the follow- after a shampoo, apply a few spotsing mixture through the hair on of brilliantine before dressing it alternate nights-two ounces cach Always us a clean brush and of bay rum and rose-water, a dra comb. It is only the work of a, much of peroxido of hydrogen, nad ment to swish them through a little half a drachm of ent-de-Cologne.
FRECKLES, AND HIS FRIENDS
RACING ENTRIES
SMALL FIELD FOR THE EIGHTH MEETING
are'ns follow:
FOXX'S RUNS
LEADING BASEBALL SCORER
NOTCHES ANOTHER
The entries for the Eighth Extra
New York, June G. Race Meeting of the Hongkong The Athletics* champion hitter, Jockey Club, which will be held next Jimmy Foxx, has insued a bold chal Saturday afternoon at Happy Valley, fenge to Babe Ruth and the other home run experta and is making Holica Hamileap, " Class, One great strides to supremacy for the mille-Little Beaver, 15h; Mike, 160; season by securing a five-run lead Nippy, 160; Royal Flush, 140: The over the Bambino, his nearest rival. Tiger, 160.
On Saturday Foxx was again in Yangtze Stakes, one and a quarter fino connecting form and in the second miles. Christmas Joy, 163: Cupid, game of a double header with Now 101; Gold Ring, 171; Just Imagine. York he sent the pill to the bleachers 102: Snappy. Eve, 162; Tommy Boy, for his twentieth home run of the 102; Cabinet Hall, 103.
season, In effort, however, was to Juling Handicap, "C" Class, une no avail, his team being beaten by mile-Adam, 157 Britannic Hall, neven runs to four after they hau 140: Gold Ring, 165; Imperial Hall. won the first encounter.
145; Champagne Bay, 156; Empress In the samo matel Max. Bishop. Hall, 140; Paul Pry. 163; Sanction, Mickey Cochrane and Al Simmon 157; Tommy Boy, 140; Wembly Sing, homered for the Athletlen, whogo all 160.
four runs,
circuit therefore, wero Wallsend Handicap, one mileclouts, Aurora, 100; Gold Digger, 150; Lindstrom of the New York Giants Joaquim, 150; Mermaid, 158; The had the distinction of twice encircling Baron. 185; The Rainbow, 150; The the diamond against Philadelphia, Raindrop, 175.
whom the Giants beat by six runs to West River Handicap, C & D Class, four. Mel Ott and Jackson scored 1 mile 171 yards-Ariny fail, 162; home runs for the winners and Fitz- Cebu, 140; Kate, 153; King's Counsel, Simmons for the Philller. 145; Marquis Hall, 162; The Gadwall, ;
Washington Senators had a doublo 150, The Lion, 140; The Shoveller, hender with Boston but came away`. 140 Wonderful Stag, 145; Gold Bar, second best on each occasion.
110.
National League.
12 Chiengo
troit broke even with Cleveland. Hwang Ho Handicap, 14 miles | Ajax, 146; Army Hall. 147; Indiano, Pittsburgh 148: Kate, 18 Princess Hall, 16 New York Punch, 14: White Jude Stag. 18: New York Workable Stag. 150.
Brooklyn
Juling Handicap, "D" Class, one inile.Amos, 165; Banjuline, 140 St. Lonis Brooklyn Blue Heaven, 148; Bluelove, 1f; Cabinet Hall, 185; Christnins - Joy,
10 Philadelphia
0 Philadelphia
2 Buston
A Boston
7 Cincinnati
American League.
158: Cloudy Eve, 158: Devon, 140: Philadelphia Pure Music, 168: Silver Bell, 140: San Philadelphla Francise, ING: Sunbenu 140; Boston Sunning, 145; The Rainstorm, 1-45: Boston Until Then, 140; Valley Hall, 115; Detroit Detroil Venus, 140: Junt Imagine, 145.
Nan-ling Handlenp. 14 mites Chicago Fighting Blood, 140; Gallant Fox,]=
10 Now
York Now York 4 Washington
9 Washington
1 Cleveland
30 Cleveland
6 St. Louis
148, Helvellyn, 168: Kanpaz. 140 Notts. (for 4 wkto.) Pathfinder, 185; Valeta, 153; Firelly.
145.
Si Kinng Plate, one mile-Ban-Kent jolina. 168: Dan's Whiddon, 152; Gee Gre, 152; Highjinks, 157; Irwego,
Glamorgan v. Kent,
(At Swansea)
(for 5 wkts) .....
(At Worcester) (for 3 wkts)
De
B
... 203
182
Worcester v. Leicester.
104
Northants v. All India, (At Kettering)
1G6
Oxford v. South Americans. (At Oxford)
170
157: Jupiter. 159; Public Money, 160;Leicester The Crook, 168; Amon, 160; City of Shanghai, 158; Espy, 157; Sunbenu,
159; The Rainstorm, 164; at!] Then, Northants. (for 9 wkts.) 161; Valley Hall, 106.
THE PRESENT SERIES Oxford
TEA TIME SCORES IN THE MATCHES IN PROGRESS
Essex (for 8 wkta.).
SATURDAY'S CROSS- WORD SOLUTION ENER PILLSE DA B MENTAL U PURDAH AVEDE UT Man AP OF H BELDAM BACKWARD 226 NA DOA. EKSE
GUINEA GUDGEONB
TREETOPË STABLED BERKASETERET L STEERAGE. PRAGUE BELLEVELED WIN RUNAGATE SALVER LTETELA ASTEL Y POISON, STRUNNER
NEDTEENY. G
Landun, June 4. Appended are the tea time acores in the county cricket matches which were commenced on Saturday:
Middlesex v. Lancashire, (At Lord's) Middlesex (for 8 wkts.)
Easex v. Surrey. (At Leyton)
Sussex v. Gloucester. (At Horsham) Gloucester (for 5 wkts.)
Derbyshire v. Humpahire. (At Chestersteld)
Yorkshire v. Warwick. (At Hall) Yorkshire (for 8 wkts.)
Derby
Hooray for Poodle!
Notts v. Somerset, (At Nottingham)
231
192
135
212
COMING ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8th
THE FLYING FOOL
No. War!
HENRY KENDALL BENITA HUME
URSULA JEANS
No Stunts! Just One Long Thrill!
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TH". DOODLE TOLD ME TO ROUND UP ALL TH' OODLES AN' BRING 'EM TO TH' CLUB
HOUSE,'CAUSE WE'RE GONNA
MAKE SOMEBODY A
HONORARY MEMBER, OF
‚TH*CLUB........I THINK
IT'S GONNA
BÉ ME
Too!!
WHY WOULD IT BE YOU? MEBRE
ITS GOING TO BG ME FOR ALL YOU
KNOW!!
GEE YOU GOTTA DO SOMETHIN
GREAT TO
BE A HOHORARY
OODLE!!
ONE OF OUR MEMBERS WHO HAS PERFORMED NOBLE SERVICE FOR THE OODLE CLUB GWOULD BE MADE.
| AN HONORARY MEMBER....
AND IT ISN'T OSCAR.
OR ME....
'SAY! THAT HONORARY MEMBER IDEA WAS MINE!! WHO GOT
THE IDEA FOR A ' CLUB IN THE FIRST PLACE? WHY, ME, OF COURSE!!
I'M SORRY 0SSIE, BUT POODLE HERE, IS THE LUCKY ONE DIDN'T HE HELP GET OUR CLUB HOUSE BACK TWO TIMES, WHEN WE WERE
IN SUCH A PICKLE.....
CONGRATULATIONS, POODLE !!
OH WELL, THAT'S
DIFFERENT...
WHY DIDN'T YOU BAY
So F
SURE! 655... WE'RE ALL FOR POODLE!!!
THREE CHEERS FOR POODLE,
THE HONORARY PODLE /'
„MELIA I. PAT, OFF.