Furnishing Contrasts
By
Muriel
Harris
Bachelor room by Joan Royero
with
whereas the new enters into the home for daily use,
The rather grand style of the ing revived, as may be seen in the woman's room by Maurice Dufrene. Two tables, the bed and the back of the couch, which may be seen in the glass, have elaborate and elegant metal-work. The twists of the metal are simple, almost like the twirls of the old signatures | and these are punctuated by leaf designs. The shape of the bed-ends and the table supports will be noted. Both the bed and
old metal-work is, however, be-
BRIEF BODICES AND FULL SKIRTS IN THE LATEST GOWNS FOR EVENING ·
London, Aug. 7.
But the detalls also count a lot in SOME of the new materials for the martness of these suits.
Juckets are alightly longer than evening frocks seem to have we have known them, the habit cut those gowns which have shape inset up and down the seams around been designed especially for being suggested by darts and pipings
the waist. and brief
with
ly.
full skirts,
brassiere-like bodices,
A white cotton material
In contrast, the gored skirts which go with these jackets are pencil allm. threads knotted in regular tes all at the back of the skirt only, not in On some, an inverted pleat appears over it is made into this kind of front, as poe. might expect frock, with the bright colours going in a diagonal line so that points are formed all down the front seam of
the skirt.
Fashionable
Onishes are also made
Silks and cottons with thick pique FELT has a new uae. It is now cut, folded, mitred and quilted so that the for the prettiest of dress trimmings. ribs slant towards the centre scam. Damusk silks paterned with Persiane dullness of many woollen frocks. Toby collars of bright felts relieve designs are also ideal for these bias-
cut, full gowns
Artistic Aprons
Leaf motifs forming pockets on betony wool blouses are as dainty as They are original.
Roses made from twisted lengths
lapel flowers.
METAL furniture has by against lines over to the small glass table stand on
no means left the area and a ceiling covered with thick, squat glass legs.
waxed green cloth. The whole of controversy. Those who looks shiny, clean cut and
stance of the round room, with condemn, talk of dentist's plenty of colour. furniture. Those who up-
round carpet and bright metal The French have always liked circles on the celling which are hold see no limit to develop metal-work in furniture, and in evidence just now. The ments of metal.
consoles, tables, and so forth padded doors are also worked Common ground is chiefly have
most with metal. This return to the proofed creioane. It clips aroundRESSING-GOWNS been given the found in chairs and tables elaborate ironwork in the past, grand style is interesting as The difference between this and showing what can be done with
This, by the way, is an in-SOME of the now aprons are really of felt are effective and lasting as
picturesque. Euch style seemal mord
While felt handbags designed to colourful than Diat which match broad belts, both have trans- went before it
parent clasps of the same colour, There
the populer smock shapes, of course.
which But a style
js especially easy to slip on is made from]
a
which are used out of doors, the present metal furniture is metal in a direction contrary to for schools, shops, restaur- that the old style was formal, that of the generali vogue. ants, cocktail bars. Most people, however, have weakness for the mechani- cal problem presented by, the chair with no back legs, such as is seen in the bache- lor room designed by Jean Royere,
This chair appeared first in tubular metal; it was worked up by Finnish plywood. Fin- nish plywood is imitated back again in metal, with the result. that a chair has been evolved which is easy to move, pleasing to look at and comfortable to
use.
METAL chairs allow of amusing diversions in colour. Here the furniture is white, green and purple and is set off against walls which are alternately white and lemon yellow. These also stand out
the brassiere
that meets every requirement
separates-rejuvenates— elevates and gives firm non-slip support for all typesbust development.
SPIRAL
AT
by
Formfit
ELITE STYLES
SHELL HOUSE
COUNT THE "TELEGRAPHS"
EVERYWHERE
Masculine Reaction To The Beauty Cult
BY A MERE MAN
THERE are certain aspects of a Everyone knows that when a small
woman's appearance un which boy tries to tell a lie, and thinks he
It is a man's privilege to offer his is deceiving his parent, the He is opinion. In fact, it is sometimes always very obvious. He may be n it duly. A husband's failure to very imaginative child with a gift for comment on the new but is notorious telling stories, but the more ingenuity ly the starting point of a matrimonialihe shows, the more the lie "sileks wreck.
out," and the more odious the child: becomes.
Nowadays the male of the specics
Kornelimes discuss
women's clothes, quite intelligently, Hls nd-
can
THAT
Moderation
vice may even be sought on styles MATS how it is with make-up. and colour schemes. So, too, with A woman of forly trying des- figures, and modes of hairdressing. perately to make-up and dress-up to But it seems that no male is ex- twenty-eight, is simply megaphoning pected to pass remarks un make-up, the news that she is every day of In that sense, this little article is an forty: whereas if the accepted grace- impertinence.
fully the fact of her age and strove only to look
a plausible thirty-five, | Questions Never Asked she might easily get away with a re-
putation of being thirty.
man
my new
ALTHOUGH evidence of muke-up All beauty treatment is an attempt Is all round him, and is some- at deception. But since everyone times even splited on his jacket, a knows all about it, the deception is, is supposed to Ignore the the lawyers say, only technical. existence of it. No
is self-deception. woman would The real offence dream of asking "How do you like When a woman attempts the im- face powder?" Still less possible, she is deceiving herself. would she inquire, "Don't you think That is a crime against herself, for my double chin is yielding to treat it produces whunt every котор ment?" But the whole thing is should do her utmost to avoid the there, shouting such questions at him derision of men. all the time. *
To nny man
of decent instincts About much of the make-up one there is nothing more distasteful than sees, there is almost a tragic aspec!. to hear other men sniggering among The more synthetic beauty is em- themselves at the vain attempt of ployed, the more It draws attention sume woman to conreal the un- to the things it tries to conceal. And concealable. Such sniggering is,
the skill with which the beautifying alas, very common these days-as is done makes little or no difference, common, in fact, as synthetic beauty.
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are
Dressing-Gowns.
are typleat examples of clothes you might the waist with a spring, and there
buy for immediate use but tie-ups.
from are no fastenings
you Another new style, this time in which expect a good deal of
sc, vice. spired by Dutch costume, has a deep, shapely waistband tied at the back various designs, as well as cheniles Light-weight wools quilted in will crelonne ends in a modified bow. For this
with attractive design, wear. They give adequate profee-
velvety surfaces
are light to small patterns and bright colours are on, and are easily washed. characteristic.
One popular design has a ligh
collar
and
straight, laose sleeves. It has a patch pockel on the right hip, and a thick cord WOOLLEN con's which are tende knotted around the waist, altogether Blog and comfortable, describe resembling a monk's garb, excep! summer designs whose slim line that the cowl is missing. as much appreciated as their feather-i lightness.
rever Woollen Coats
One
of the slimmest styles on edge-to-edge lines is gently bloused across the front, and, finished withi embroidery at the waist, arid, again, neross the high shoulder yoke. It is
made in satin-backed wool, in dark
colours and black.
Welsh Rarebit
OUT
PU half a breakfastcupful of milk into a saucepan with a cupful Another coat, rather
of grated cheese, pepper, salt, u dash more elu- borate as to detail, has been made of piquant sauec, and half a lea- Let it from fine navy blue wool marocain, spoonful of made mustard, inset with a pattern of chiffon cook over a gentle heat, without boll- circles nently appliqued In place. ing. until smooth. Put on the tonst
sprinkle with Again, this full-length coat fastens and
grated at the waist, and the line in charm cheese und a few breadcrumbs. Put Ing because it is so simple. This is under the grill to brown. -a design worticoting by those over
average in size,
WE
Good Taste
more
Egg Rarebit
OR two people beat three eggs. WELL-CUT sults in wouls of pale|L. Add salt, pepper, and a pinch of
colours are synonymous with cayenne. Put in a double saticepan good Laste.
with an ounce of butter broken into Mauve dannels, dull yellow maro-smali pleces and two ounces of well- cains, and biscull-tinted knobbly flavoured, dry, grated cheese. Stir tweeds are all equally useful for until thick and divide between two suits on youthful lines,
slices of buttered toast,
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