1932-01-02 — Page 3

SATURDAY, JANUİY 2, 1932.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Eve

26, The Arcade,

Gloucester

- Building.

EVENING

AND AFTERNOON GOWNS 20% REDUCTION.

NEW ·

YEAR

SALE

NOW

ON

YEE SANG FAT Co Ltd.

ALEXANDER INSTITUT

DE BEAUTE

Phone 25169. Pedder Building

(1st Floor)

Opposite Entrance to Hong Kong Hotel.

Lustrous Oil Permanent Hair Wave which are Large, Soft and Natural. Artistle Fliger, and Marcel Waves, Oil Treatment, Shampooing. Henna Pach (any colour), Ilair Cutting and Mani cure for Ladies and Gentlemen. Con acientious, Artistic Work by Europesa Expert, Mr. Alexander.

CHARGES MODERATE

A VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU.

PHOTO-SUPPLIES

Kodaks and Cameras. Films, Plates and Papers, etc. Developing, Printing and Enlarging.

ZIESS and BUSCH FIELD GLASSES

Price Moderate.

A Trial Order is Bolicited.

A. SEK & CO.

Tel No. 23459. ~ 26A, Des Voeux Road, C-

The WOMAN'S Page

JANTUNG FROCKS.

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Fa women being of a smaller bailaan Britlah women it often haps that models_which suit the noiselle admirably, lose muc their charm when copied in lir sizes. But ensembles suits for both, and which can be icd out in many colour sche include shantung frocks in atural colour trimmed with briglindings and jackets match- ling ivivid trimmings.. By the way,cks of this description are oftemeveless, and the jackets Yards of havape sleeves. mate go to the making of the skirtof quite simple frocks, when gathers are pressed away fromont and sides and allowed to adulate at the back. White chiff slightly patterned are

are

made this way, and so -pottrope marocains, as well as olhetepe materials with ring-

TS YOU CAN WASH.

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ORIGINALITY.

United Press Staff Correspondent

to consider avan more points about his client, her type, colour, and general style, even her hobbies and social duties.

TREND IN LINGERIE.

Winter Brides Favour Tailored Styles.

Audrey Wrangham writes to the London Daily Telegraph of Novem- ber 24:-

The return to quieter and simpler modes of dross seems to be fore- shadowed in the distinct preference that Winter brides are showing fo tailored lingerio. In the big sunny room at the Royal School of Needlework, where so many young brides have chosen their trous seaux, a special feature 'la being made of the simple, exquisitely cut nightdress, with a plain V neck, adorned with lines of punching, or else with a narrow turn-down col- lar of lace, or shirt collar and bow of the same material.

At the same time the Winter bride appreciates unusual and de- licate stitchery on her lingerie. Nottingham lace in darkest mush-i room and cocoa colour is "trailed" on to the crepe de Chine night- dresses to follow the pattern of the lace. Rouleaux of crepe de Chine are filled in with silk stitching, work which takes the girls at the school hours to perform to satisfac- tion. Punching by hand is another form of ornamentation that is very popular, and there is a great deal of delicate shirring and gauging on all the models.

Nearly all nightdresses now have a jacket of the same material, with a handkerchief pocket on the right side. Another garment which has

THE SUNSHINE STREAK:

Rur mats need no Introduc- tion. They have been popular for comae past on account of their duraly and the fact that they are ily serubbed. Vigorous use sot harm the patterns be- cause colours are inlaid. There Is nag stereotyped about them. You e your choice. of a rugal design, a plain colour or a mad surface. Thick mats

coloure embroidered with flower haveile" surfaces and for the bathn sponge rubber is used. Rubbvill prevent ordinary uga

borders, these honeymoon held-alls

An amusing novelty is the sun- fromping, crepe rubber strips

shine streak. trains to Scotland or Ireland. are leful for night journeys in

an becured at the back or else

Lady May Abel Smith solected" The explanation given for this angleicces go in the corners.writes from Paris:

In spite of all the violent changes returned to the trousseau is the Therealso a liquid paste which

Originality is the "High C" on in coiffure, short lacks for the camisole, brought back by the re-some attractive things for her eccentricity is that while a woman can beplied to the back.

Uttle bolster cushions for the neck coloured hair and object to a dyed the Paris fashion plano. One majority remain, but the shaping vival of the tuck-in-blouse, with its russia at the school, where may be quite content with her own

Lingerie proof is a cigarette case presented is different, the hair being new cut "pneumonia" nack-line.

A novelty hat Winter brides who And so the brunette will just have: to Rene Racover by the 28 visiting short all over, without parting, so sets now consist of camisole and to make of gay-patterned silks, head, she yet welcomes change.

that it can be "swirled in all knickers, chemise and nightdress have chosen, sadkiess frocks will apa streak of sunshine yellow United States Mayors and their re-directions.

Some brides always prefer the preciate is the back-wrap, a three which means a few strands of hair M. Racover arrang- leading colffeur described finest lawn to crepe de Chine, and cornered plece black beigey on cleverly tinted ben bag the

A Ribbbracelets are a fashion presentatives.

as "wirled this is a material which finds Royal coloured velvet, this wide edging shade of her own locks. At London's ed the trip for the Americana, and the Iatost vogne note ole moment. largestiner dance in mail week his gift from them bore the tac-strands." This is a more studied favour. Girls at the Royal School of shadow silk fate to match, that The streak is not always yellow... guesearing one of the new simile signature of each Mayor, his arrangement than that designated of Needlework are busy now on a can be slipped ove the back at it may be a deep brown-orange, or, yearly Royal order for lingerie of dinner or in the intervan of a for white hair, a pale blue, violet, and vesmart brown lace frocks, home town, and the date.

white lawn, edged with British lace dance. had a celet of brown ribbon he will always treasure.

and worked with tiny sprays, of finisheith a little bow on each

fowers. wrist.

BON BRACELETS.

A glit

28

"'curl-blown."

Another originality note of im- portance, this time for a woman, is to have her profile etched in gold or silver, an her vanity case, with her name engraved beneath.

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Yteb, the Russian couturier in the Rue Royale, has designed novel frock called a cinema dress. It has a deep decolleta velled with mousseline de sole, which matches long, fluttering sleeves. There are cross traps in the back like aus-1 pendera and the mousseline de soie is like a silver mist against the velvety surface of the skin.

of their what

Capes are still finding a way to be original at the race, in spite of the fact that they have been worn for months. It is astonishing what can be done with these little things to make them completely different from the other members family. You never know

They may they are going to do.. cover only one shoulder, or they miny flutter down the back and front without touching either shoulder; they may reach only to the waist or they may bend

over and touch the ground with their. chiffon hems.

SWIRLED STRANDS.

Fashions in coiffure, though con- tinually changing, require longer to try out novelties than millinery modes, for the smart coiffeur, hasi

Boudoir Sets.

When the Duchess of York pre sides at the Christmas sale at the school to-day she will be shown the new boudoir coats and rest-wraps of British valvet in old rose pink and sapphire blue, edged with belge Jace and lined with satin or crepe de China. Each has a boudoir cap

of the same lace, shirred and turn-

ed back from the face. "Nelson" cloth is the very British name of a fabric that looks like velvet, with a smooth surface and is washable. It is made up into dressing gowns, either tailored or cut kimono fashion and fur trimmed.

Of silk crepe in broken check patterns are travelling dressing gowns in all colours which can be slipped into the dainty and useful hold-alls which are made for the These honeymoon at the school hold-alls look like large soft poch- ettes. When opened they reveal pockets.containing a manicure set which folds up in Ita padded, case, a sponge-case lined with rubber, a case fitted with needles, press books and buttons, another fitted with pins and safety pins, a case for beads or odd jewellery that is not put into the jewel case at night, and a place for night dress and slippers,

In black lined with peac

or green, strand.

K. FUJIYAMA

PHOTOGRAPHER

ANNOUNCES HIS. REMOVAL

2, WYNDHAM STREET,

3rd floor.

Donations and

Subscrtions

must

now be sent to the Ho Treasurer,

Mrs. H. E. Goldsmith, 52 The Peak.

HONG KONG BENEVOLT SOCIETY.

BONZO

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