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FASHIONS AND FANCIES

DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

The Evening Mode.

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The formal wrap has become more, brilliant as the 'season ad vances. Formerly the lining of the evening coat expressed the bri- linnce of the mode, but to-day finds the Justrous lamer, metallic bro- cades. silky velvets and embroider- led silks expressing the latest ideas.

in evening splendor.

Fur, too. is taking a more impor dnt place in the trimming of the wrap. In rich long haired pelta it is seen adding the luxurious note to the most simple of the formal

wraps: "

Shoes are so important increa ing a smart ensemble that frequent- ly the key note to the costume is found at the foot of the mode.

There is always something new to choose from in the list of emart shoes that make their appearance Winter shoes have cach season." resolved themselves into lines lous ornate than used formerly and, pos- Ness marvellously tinted and trea:- ed leathers in how combinations i'for way of variety.

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binations of leathers. Instep san- dals of satin with narrow trimming

smartly of Kid are beautifully cub street sandal of black alligator trimmed with patent leather is smartly "practical for the daytime. Black patent leathers trimmed with lizard skin are new in instep sandals too:

Sport shoes have become' more Contrasts, are seen in furs and

Buckskin with calf: fabrics. Light shades of the gleam-

The Oxford type of shoe Inaiata sophisticated. ing material that. fashions the upon making itself felt in the day-trimmings in Oxford shapes is The plaid wrap is seen contrasted with lus shallow cut top is a variation of much seen for sports. trous dark pelts in elaborate band-the Oxford shoe that is much in trimming that is so new marks a

A high cut slipper of new mode on white buckskin Ox-conditions, of Turkish civilisation inga. Sable, mink and pale squirrel evidence.

brown lizard trimmed with patent fords. Light beige kid in heavy that helped her to turn them to geen in trimming Velvets in fenther is a favourite of the day walking type of shoe in seen smartly account not only, for herself but for Ibnik, rapphire blue, ruby and

emerald are much seen while the dress too. Combinations of ante- combined with darker alligator her countrywomen in general.

On the one hand, her journalism lope and coloured feathers in high trimming. Fine pin-checked softly pastel shades Are øko much in

cut lines are very new and are also glazed kid combined with different established her in a kind of "con- vogue. Lames in all colours. and

taking colours is seen in strap, pump orfessional for counselling women in combinations of colours are much found in models that are

Tan and brown trouble. and, on the other, she was.. themselves southward for day Oxford models. ļin evidence.

leathers embossed in basket weavea stoned by children in the streets. appearances.

is seen in a substantial shoe for for wearing modern dress.. All this sports. Where heels are higher for rather tells against her contention spectator purposes there are seen that Islam is tolerant, and she is all sorts of interesting lines.

pot aggressively partisan, for she In the evening the strap sandals admits that her Moslem creed is and pumps of very high heels are religious rather than spiritual, and seen. Brocades; satina, suede, gold she sees faults even in the. Reform! silver kid combinations of party, with which for the most part. colourful satins andi brocaded she was allied. One thing that sup- materials in all sorts of intricate ported her was the friendship she cuts are seen in really gorgeous had established with English ant slippers. Designs of originality American women of an enlightened ure much in evidence.

Silver lame with either a white fot or ermine for trimming creates one of the most interesting of the season's .wraps. Lame drapes beautifully and is found in many unusual lines. Side drapings, loops of the fabric and other methods of achieving distinction are most suc cessful in the gleaming fabric.

The use of dark pelts on light materials is featured particularly in wraps which show a wide berder of the fur at the bottom as well a elaborate bands on sleeves and (collura,

Natii Barr, soon to appear in her first First National film, has select- ed a charming evening ensemble that includes a wrap of gleaming Tame with a dark design through it and wide trimmings of white fox fur.

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Gray alligator kid combined with black patent leather in a version of the old Oxford is amart for the -daytime.

Pumps of simple lines are much seen for the afternoon. They ap- pear with their usual success th black patent leather with, either

a buckle of steel lizard trimming Beige lizard skin, large grained offers another pleasing afternoon pump,

The sandal slipper for daytime is seen in many new lines and in com-

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"Dorothy Mackal, whose semble is always completed by cor rect shoea, has selected appropriate shoes for each occasion of the day. Miss Mackaill is seen wearing some of the latest modela in shoes in her First National Alm, "The Stolen Bride." "

when we have to share the object of our love. I believe, indeed, that thero are as many degroes and formi of jealousy as there are degrees and forms of human affection... In the

caso of a wife who in the same house shares a husband lawfully with a second and equal partner, the suffering extends

It is not politics, but womanhood, however, that makes this volume interesting, and womanhood pic- tured with a rapid and delicate pen. We get some exquisite vignetting of "The life-story of a woman novelist bygone phases of childhood as lived who has come through the stormy Constantinople à generation ago, of Turkey's revolution must the quaint initial ceremony with needs be interesting to Western which school-life began, and the women who know what that tran-difference that had come about into two very often considerable groups sition means. It was not a greater Turkish education by the time the change for Russia

author finished hår reform com- to foreswear vodka than it was for the women Daign. Another glimpse Is of the of Turkey to shed their veils, come old coffee-drinking ritual when the into the open, and take up Western bride brokers had worked up a costumes and ideas. All this, of match and brought the course, has entered into current friends of the family for a confa- history. but it has been hard to bulation.

When the first lady put her cup on learn the "inside" story of it all till now. It has remained for, an the ray, this was the signal for the She accomplished native novelist and departure of the would-be bride. journalist to tell a lively and saluted and retired. The business was in reality a dull and unbearable picturesque volume,. "Memoirs of she emerged from an aristocratic entrance to Hife for the Turkish girls Halide Edib (Murray, 21.), how ceremony. But it was the key to the and old-fashioned regime on the of that time,

margins of the Sultan's circle intó the life of a modernised woman on the morning side of middle age, By her pen she has won the title

women

One of the mistaken ideas die- posed of here is that polygamy bas any kind of attraction for refined and sensitive womanhood, and our

from a reat-cute or a journey to find herself displaced by an unsuspected rival, or perhaps a designing ser vant.

of the Mother of the Turk," and author gives acute descriptions "of made herself the trusted correspon-the misery of a wife coming home dent of thousands of her country women who are in doubt or trouble. Moreover, when the Young. Turk movement abolished both Sultanate and Khilafat. and set up a legisla ture on something like modern lines,

It is almost organic in us to suffer Continued at foot of next Colemn,

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of people-children, servants, and re- lations-two whole groups whose in- terests are from the very nature of the case more or less antagonistic and who are living in a destructive atmosphere of mutual distrust and a struggle for Aupremacy.

Our author discreetly married her wiseacre of a tator, much older than herself, but even this did not save»] her the mortification of this harsh experience, for she returned from a

should rank in Turkey as a happy convalescence to And herself dia- possessed, after nine years of what

inarriage. She took her two sons time .mode.. Brown kid with a three eyelet tie in a somewhat and set out to make a living with her pen, in a miserable state of health, when women friends on whose sympathy she had counted twitted her with consumption, "the malady of the rejected." Happily. her fortitude carried her through the double ordeal of broken health and broken home, and it was the grip she had acquired of the new

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