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THE CHINA MAIL.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1933,

111 The WOMAN'S Page t

Chic Of Black And White

Cosmetic Hints From World Fair.

TAN LOVELY WITH WHITE

Stage your youthful loveliness in black und white. Highlight that feminine drama in which you are the perpetual heroine by choosing make-up to intensify your person- ality.

Yes, red-heads, as well as blondes and brunettes, can do it. Ther showed you how at the Century of Progress Exnibition. There, in the ritzy Casino, they gave a black and white edition of the fashion show.

Here's #list of the cosmetic fagnion which made that tricks

show so startlingly beautiful.

The blondes were breath-taking in winte men evening frocks. Red poppy for lips and cheeks, or else geranium

reds. To finian the al-

BEACH FROCKS

FOR TOWN,

most ethereal effect, they used either Taffeta "Sweepers" Make

natural or a peach-bloomish powder.

The blondes in black went in for: the newest suntanned effect. They used the gypsy tan foundation creato and

tone in sun-proof inc same powder. Of course, for white even- ing frocks, tan is lovely, too.

Them Adaptable.

VELVET AND SUEDE

BATHING CAPS.

New Bar Fasteners.

GOWNS AND LINGERIE Hair And Nails

OF GLASS

"Hard. Wearing And Easily Cleaned.

London.

To Match

Startling Modes On The Riviera.

London has never really accepted the fashion for coloured wigs and

The very newest frock, which has been brougat to us from Paris, is made of glass-exactly the same -¡glass as that used for windows and brightly tinted hair. Perhaps our! usually rainy weather damps our tableware. It is non-transparent;

of usually rainy damps our enthusiasm and the possible strands

for such startling modes. In the

it are woven together, to make a material which is rather like heavy bright sunshine of the Rivera is! seems that women become more dar- glazed satin, in appearance.

London's first glass gown, dia-ing in their choice of clothes. played to a few select visitors in!

WEB

DO

In Cannes, at the moment, they are

a Mayfair salon recently, had a wide wearing either coloured wigs or hair skirt which stood stiffly around the tinted to match frocks and shoes. The colour of the hair is often rannnequin's

legs. It heavier than an ordinary dress and changed dally, and an American girl it made a delicate swishing sound it recently appeared on three succes- made a delicate swishing sound as sive nights with first blue, then green and last mauve hair to tone! the mannequin moved.

Glass lingerie is the next to be with her gowns.

Another noticeable mode at Montel imported from France. This lingerie

THE

HONG KONG

PENINSULA HOTEL;

HONG KONG HOTEL;^REPULSE BAY BOTEL.

PEAK HOTEL

& SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE; PALACE HOTEL;

HOTELS.

LIMITED.

In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Peking

List of Guests at the Peninsula Hotel.

Mr. J. M. de Amusategui.

Gilson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gould, Mr.. Major R. A. Bagnold, Mrs. JW. Grifin, Mrs. Guise-Moores.

is made in many pastel colours, as Carlo has been set by a visitor who Bernard, Mr. J. C. Blanchard, -Lt. her finger nails coloured tol Col. Boys, Col. and Misses H. and J. well as in the natural crystal white. bas The French modistes declare that match her amber, jade, lapis and Boyd, Miss P. W. Brown, Capt. P. S. glass wears well and can be as easily coral ornaments. eleaned as a window. In the Rue

de la Paix, these undies are priced

THOSE HOUSE-WEAR CLOTHES.

Velvet and suede bathing caps are Your long cotton beach frock can the newest word in swimming attire.at £50 a set meet town rivals without aname if They are made in all colours and

different water does not affect them. taffeta "sweeper" in a

There is a new bar fastener for you remember one thing: have a! Jeolour for smart restaurant wear in dresses and handbages. It is made of tortoise shell, very large, and put To make the brunettes in black

town,

little longer than dresses printed in small leaf de and white or black and white com. This can be a bination startling and somewhatyour beach frock, if you like, so that signs. exotic, red coral rouge and lipstick it shows below; or the same length was used. What about the powder? but much fuller to show when you Well, there was the shock. mauve face powder, and the effect was radiant.

m

A good start

to the day- ā "pick-me-up" of LEA & PERRINS' SAUCE

It was dance.

ALWAYS TIRED !..

Most Decidedly A Case For PINKETTES

Liver & Laxative Perfection.

Bringing Up Father.

WELL-WHAT DID THE LAST. DOCTOR HAVE

TO SA

WIDE-TAILORED SHORTS IN FOQUE

Season Produces Some Charming Negligees.

WASHING MATERIAL CRAZE.

Of course the town evening frocks

We bave thought so much about to the have "sweepers" attached skirt of the models, but a slip from A holiday fashion which is sure to roof gardens and beer gardens and the waist answers the purpose just be popular with the bright and cocktail hours and beaches, and wide-tailored shorts of what to wear for each and all, that as well. The chief point is that young is you must rustle with a "frou-frou" pique in sky blue, pink, or navy, with we may have forgotten what the like grandmamma's silk petticoats. w shady hat of the same.

Burgess, Mr. T. Bridge, Mr. G. L. Brandt, Mrs. G. E. Burden, B. G. Butler.

Mr.

Mrs. E. Cogan, Gen. M. A. Cohen, j Mr. D. Corlett, Mra. W. S. Cowherd,

Mrs. R. C. Creer, Mrs. C. H. Crich

ton.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Dewstoe, Mr.j R. N. Drake, Mr. D. Drummond, Major V. E. Duclos, Miss, C. B. Dunne.

Mr. R. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hall, Mr. E. Hausamann, Mr. W. Haygood, Mrs. C. E. Haygood, Mr. B., Henderson, Capt. J L Hender- son, Mr. H. A. Howes. Miss C. C. Imrie. Mr. P. Janssens. Mr. H. Kadoorie,

King, Mr. L. E. Krug.

Mr. R. O. F.

Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Lacson, Col. and Mrs. L. C. Lewis.

Miss M. Manuk, Miss E. J. McGann, Misa M. G. McGlurg, Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Easterbrook, N. F. Morgenstern, Mr. A. H. Mr. W. Eckert, Mrs. E. Elder:

Miss M. E. Flynn, Mr. and Mrs.

Muzall and children.

Mr. F. Offenburg,

Miss

P.

M. R. Finley and son, Lt. Col. and Ongsiaco, Miss G. A. Osborne, Mrs. Mrs. F. E. Fasken, Mr. G. E.'Otto. Frisque.

Mr. A. M. Parker, Mrs. Potts.

Dr. E. L. Reed, Mr. F. C. Rendall,

Capt. Gambrill, Mr. F. Gibbons, FOR THE TROPICS Mr. J. Gilchrist, Mr. W. J. Goodwin Capt. T. H. R. Riggs, Mrs. D. F. and family, Mr. T. M. Gregory, Mr. Robertson, Mr. B. Rozenbaum, Mrs. clothes look Nike that, one stays, atị Corselets for wearing in hot coun- and Mrs. J. P. Grove, Mr. L. L. G. Rumill. name in. So 'te set forth to see tries are made of tropical gauze in for ourselves what they were like all the modern shapes. They are

Menu Suggestions For To-morrow and found that the season has pro- excellent to wear with a close-fitting

TIFFIN

Salt Salmon Kedgeree Veal Mince

Fried Potato Croquettes Buttered Boiled Squash

Fig Pudding

DINNER Creole Soup

In greased piedish and bake 1444 hours.

Creole Soup.

for

duced charming negligees.

evening frock.

BRASS. JEWELLERY

The most attractive of the negligees have broken through the confines of the boudoir and ventured to join in the cocktail hour and even

Brase is a strong favourite for Slice 1 onion and fry brown in a dinner-the informal affairs that little butter. Add 6 tomatoes cut take place at home. These fascinat- evening "jewellery." A white crepe dress is well set off with a brass in quarters, one carrot scraped and ing garments-of course, the more ring brooch, rings over the shoulders diced, a little minced parsley, a formal ones have trains introduce sprig of thyme and 4 cloves.

lets on the wrist.

Pat that same chic benind closed doors and a couple of heavy brass brace- Pomfret and Potato Salad in & saucepan with 2 quarts rich that the summer fashions insist Scalloped Chicken and Green Cora stock and simmer slowly for 11⁄2 hour.'

the out-of-doors. Ti upon for Ham Salad with Egg and Lettuce Cook 2 tablespoons rice and keep it;

Chinese Strawberry Jelly hot: When the vegetables are ten-negligee has its puffs and its frills

der, rub through a sieve, season to

cer.

Veal Mince.

:

as well as its broad shoulders; in its mode in jown way it follows the 4 lb. Veal cutlet or 14 lb. knuc taste with salt and pepper, add the materials. kle of veal (the meaty end); % rice, simmer ten minutes longer and: As this has been a summer of bacon (6 tin rashers); 1 onion; serve,

wash frocks, so has it been also one pint thick brown gravy; salt; pep Scalloped Chicken and Green Corn of wash negligees. One negligee

Remova per and powdered mace.

Have ready 2 cups of corn. Add house reports the consumption of any bone or gristle from the veal 1 cup finely chopped cold boiled 250,000 yards of cotton crepe in and put the meat through the min- chicken or veal, 1 mild green chili, dainty pink and blue for garments Peel and grate the onion and finely chopped (seeds and veins of the strictly boudoir type. These put it into a saucepan with some discorded). Butter a baking dial, are a bit utilitarian; more coquettish dripping. Fry it gently until add layer of corn, then chicken, a and alluring are those of such sheer brown. Then draw it aside, pour sprinkle of chili, and thin white materials as dotted Swiss, matelasse off the fat and add the gravy. Bring sauce. Continue alternate layers organdie, imported printed voile it to the boil and season well. Add until all are used, having Bauce and cotton nets. Their puffs balloon the veal and cook the mince gently jon top. Cover with a thin layer and their ruffles sweep the carpet in for about 4 hour. Remove the of fine buttered and seasoned the approved manner. So much for rind from the rashers, roll them crumbs. Bake 15 minutes in a hot the popular washtub type. and stick them on to a skewer, ove

Cook them under the grill and re Ham Salad with Egg and Lettuce. serve fat for mince. To servij Soften I tablespoon gran. "gela- turn the gravy and veal on to a hot tine in 2 tablespoons cold water. dish and garnish with the rolls of Dissolve In 4 cup hot, well season- bacon. Sufficient for 4 1 sons. ed chicken stock, strain oven 1 cup

Fig Pudding.

finely chopped cold lean ham. When

2 Teacups flour; 1 teacup bread-mixture begins to thicken, fold in 1 crumbs; 3 oz suet (grated); 2 cup cream, whipped until stiff.

MOTOR

DIAL 27761

A

tablespoons golden syrup; b. Tarn mixture into a ring mould, TRANSPORT

figs cut up small; 1⁄2 teaspoon hak previously wet In cold water. Chill: ing powder; 1 teacup milk; Unmould on a bed of crisp water- teaspoon mixed spice. Mix dry cress and fill centre with heart let- Ingredients. Stir in milk Pat tuce leaves and hard boiled eggs in greased basin. Cover with cut In quarters. Serve with may- greased paper. Boll 2 hours or put onnaise.

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