1961-02-08 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1961.

WOMANSENSE

PARIS GOES FEMININE DINNERS FOR TWO

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COUNCIL & INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

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JANE ROGERS

THE most-publicised circus of all-the Paris

couture collections-are over for another half year. We've all worn ourselves to a frenzy fight- ing to get into Cardin, Ricci and Balmain, and all went hysterical over the new Dior collection. But what has come out of it all? What's the shape, the style, the news that really matters in fashion?

No major changes in shape. But a new line has emerged that is going to change the face of fashion for a long time to come. It is summed up in one word: supple.

frieze. Silk crepe is on Import- ant that it completely dominates the scene for afternoon and early evening. At party line chiffon is almost a uniform, is used double to give it more weight.

Come are th sets which hupanek. gaiarding and wool look as though they might have been tailored from cardboard Gone, too, is the salt-waister. In their place come clothis that team ler float around you, and 3011 nrad a llet. ah boyish figure to wear them.

Paris i 1981 in alber dash- it and rucy. The clothes have

feebre of mov mera all the time with their trailing scarves, floating espes of chiffon, ker- chief collars, and coats slit at the seams to that they fly out us you turn. Even skirts

thigh- Jovel ond swirl out as you walk along

Her plied bra

This

are the Kinglish expert Sad himself in a cranfortable four-heart contract, but Since The Manu duplicale he wants as many overtricks as possible

Damorala were opened and

Details

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continued and Itene WS 1 The Parks ne is very with the king- He da ale minine, despite Is fat up-and- to dummy: played the right of down look. Ban-tailored details hearts and led it ride. When it like the set-in sleeves, the turn- held he led a second heart to down tailored collar have all his queen and modern club dis- been discarded, instead clothes card from West.

[look as though they might have been dressmaker-mady. And it pays now, more than ever, to have a dressmaker on hand, for off-the-jeg boys are going to and it dunkett to copy these shapes, which depend so much on ft, for the mass market.

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Accessories: There are scarves around, in plenty, the hero

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brigand- fushion. Bats are manjuly pert Hittle straw cloches with i side- tilted movement or coal-heavers' helmets which are rimless in front, dip down to shoulder-level at the back. Shoes? They've chupped off that pointed toe. created a squatter mare curvy heel, Buttons are important this 1 year. And the quickest way know to bring your suit up to date is to elve it giant-sized buttons made Truser glass or crocheted rutin.

Make-up recalls The 1920' with chalk-white faces and heavily mode-up eyes. The new shorter hair style that is catch- ing on like wire is the rtl- clioke cut with short amin-like wisps of hair in front, a shingle at the back.

Two versions of the artichoke hairstyle by Alexandre of Harriet Hubbard Aye, Paris,

LEFT: The hair is cut very short and brushed forward over a wido Alice- band of velvet.

RIGHT: A softer version-the hair is cut to ear-tip length, swirled round the hood.

CHILDREN'S CORNER

Chirpie's Big News

-Shadows Hear About

Visiting Country Mouse-

"The poor old Mouse said he wanted to go to the church." Chirple fold Knart and Hanid. who both instantly excluinied: **The church! Why did he want to go to the church?"

By MAX TRELL

HRPLE Sparrow came to the window sill for his usual ring bread crumbs. to Kharf and Hanid, the Shadow "Good morning, pals," he said Children with the Turned-Abant "Well," said Chirple, "That's Names. They were the ones what I asked the poor old Mouse.

Colour: Pantels are in and pink | who spread the bread crumbs He told me that he had come all

Ja everywhere in Paris. it's a pale suggur-almond colour. If you want to play sufe next season pick pink,

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his third

and fourth clubs? Obviously not! East was going to be short in clubs

llow about a squeeze in the black uitst Maybe set West was long in both of them and here is the flawless technique he used to gather in the rest at the tricks.

He cashed his ace of hearts; led a club to dummy's ace; hed

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8

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www appointment with added responsibility may

AQUARIUS (January 21- CANCER (June 22-July 2007

February 19: Some official business might to I handled with caution and the pertinent papers closely. studied.

wad discard PISCES February 20-March

Yrou curnot blame yourself if a previous deci- sion made in good fuith turms out mut to have been the right one.

At this point West

buck squeeze. He down to two clubs

201: or two spades and chose to discard a club. Now Terence eashed his king of clubs and ruffed a club with duminy'e Inet trump. This mude his fourth club good.

West bad let a spade Ro. Terence would have fel a {ARIES (March 21-April 191: spade to dummy; ruffed a spatte

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TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner goes to three no- trump after your three diamond bid. What do you do new?

Answer Tomorrow

out on the window sill for him in the mornings.

Greeted Chirpic

"Hi, Chirp!" said Knarf.

Hello there, Chirpic!" said

Honld.

Knorf and Hand gave Chirple

the way from the country-he was a Country Mouse-te visit his Cousin Kirkle."

"But-but what's all that got to do with looking for the church?" Knarf wanted to know. sald Chirple,

"You didn't let me

"Cousin Kirkig

a chance to eat a dozen or so was a Church Mouse. He lived

crumbs before they asked him in the church!"

the every morning.

question they asked him

"Well, what's the news today.

dear?" Hanid asked.

Both smiled

Kaart and Hanid smiled. "Oh, that's different!" paid

Chirple lifted his head and Hanid. "I hope you showed that lunked up at the bine sky as if poor old Country Mouse how to

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where the church hë thought the news might be there.

Cousin Kirkie lived?"

"Naturally 1 did," shid Chirple.

"News News? Hm... let me see now. News?"

Chirple went on like this for several minutes. Then he sud- denly exclaimed:

"But, of course!"

"I wonder it you could help me?" Mouso asked Chirple.

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Skin and chop the mushrooms very fine. Melt half the butter in a frying pan, add the mushrooms and cook slowly for 10 minutes. Seramble the eggs in the remainder of the butter melted in another saucepan. Combine the mixtures. Place two large spoonfuls of mixture on each slice of ham, roll up and fasten with toothpicks.

Grill quickly till the ham is cooked, remove tooth/ picks and serve at once.

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SARDINE SALAD

Smail tin cardines, 2 medium potatoes, à union, 1 hardboiled epg, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, pinch of calt, mayonnaise, shredded fettuce and 4 stuffnd olives.

Chop the potatoes very fine while hot, sosson with calt and pepper and cool. Place individual portions of potate on the lettuce and add Bardines. Chap the eggs and onion, mix with lemon juice and spread over the pardines and potato. Garnish with the olives allced thin and serve with mayonnaise.

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BAKED PORK CHOPS

2 pork chope, 1 cup breadcrumbs, ? tablespoon chopped onion, 1 beaten egg, pinch of salt and pepper, and enough water to melaton the bread.

Mix all the Ingredients of dressing together, Place the pork chope in a presend baking dish and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Mould the dressing on top and bake in a moderately hat oven until the chopa begin to brown. Then surround the chops with thick buttered slices of tomatoes and continue baking until - both brown,

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Pastry, to mixed cold monts, 1 rasher of bacon, 1 tomato, 1 onlon, 1 beaten egg and salt and pepper to taste.

Mince together the meat, tomata and onion and add the beaten egg and call and popper. Roll out the pastry Inis an oblong shape and spread on the meat mixture. Roll up lengthwise and moisten Place on a buttered baking dish and form into With relmere or a tharp knife, eut half way through the crescent at Intervals of 1 Inch and lay the silces parily open. Bruch with beaten egg and bake in a fairly hot oven for 30 minutes. Allow to cool and serve with salads,

the edges to eat,

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"'Just you follow me, totk man,' I told him.

Then I flew on ahead, a few feet at a time, and hus came - skittering right after me, keep- ing his eyes sharp all the time. though, for any Cats that might be around. And finally reached the church,

"This is it,* 1 said.

He's grateful

Waited in silence Sensing tat he had some presunt unexpected diffi-ing important to tell them, culties, and you ought to Kharf and Hanid both walled micke sure first that you eagerly, but without speaking. will be able to cope.

LEO July 22-August 21); A very close friend may just be waiting for your suggestion to join him in a new venture, and it is up to you to make the first move.

It will be better to dividge VIRGO a secret to your partner yourself rather than have isimm hur of it from some- body else.

TAURUS (April 20-May 201: Your doubt about a sub- ordinate's ability to pull his weight will be amply justi fed and change definitely called for.

GEMINI (May 21-June 21: A lasting friendship could develop with a person born under Aquarius, but careful not to strike a false nute at the first meeting.

Rupert and the Winter Sale-6

Moving quickly round towards the front of the store. Mr. Bear and Rupert fall in behind long quene of Julies. Rupert trica to "We're all awful peep past them. long way from the entrance to the store," he says. "Are these people going in ? Why don't they move an More ladies arrive

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behind them, and at length there is a buzz of talk and they wart forward. See," says Mrs. Bear auddenly pointing to a hat behind a plate glass window. There's the chief thing I want to buy here." And Rupert looks carefully * it before they are again hustled forward.

ALL RIGHTS BSJKAVKA,

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August * September 221: Consul your family about a problem which has troubled you for some time. You will find it a great relief to unburden yourself. LIERA

(September 23. October 22): A comparu- tive stranger may try to force his company on you,

will have and you

to tike tact to convey the fact that you are not in favour of further contact.

"But, of course," Chipie re- peated. "That poor old Mouse.

almost forgot.”

Instead of going on. Chirpic turned back to his bread crumbs. pleking them up in his beak and tossing them-really tuss- ing them-down his throat.

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"Thank you very much, Sparrow, be sald.

"He was just about to creep in through e Hittle hole under the Ivy at the side of the church, which was the door to his "Delicious crumbs this morn- Cousin Kirkie's room, I guess, ing." he murmured cheerfully. when he suddenly stopped. 1 "Even some cake crumbs among couldn't imagine why. them. Thank you very much, pals."

#Sparrow,' he surprised me by saying, you look hungry you do.'

"Now sep here, Chirple," Hank sald, putting her hand down

on the crumbs so that Chirple couldn't get at the rest of them, "are you going to tell us the news abaut that poor old Mouse, or aren't you?"

Knart's questions

"I'm always hungry, noor old Country Mouse, I answered. But what makes you say that?"

Shared his food

"And do you know what that poor old Country Mouse did?" Chirple asked Knarf and Hanld. "What

DOOT cl Mouse, "He opened his lunch box. Chirp?" asked Knnet. "Who was There was cheese and the end he? Where was he going?" of a loaf of bread and some

raisins and a lump of sugar.

"Have some early-morning- before-your-regular breakfast breakfast," he said. "There's enough for you and enough for me and enough for my Cousin "Okay," he said, "I'll tell you. Kirkle, too.""

I didn't take Chirpie more tha #second to understand that he wasn't going to be able SCORP10 October 23-

to get any more of his break- November 21): An un- fast until he finished telling tho usual demand on your | news about the Mouse. resources may necessitate a complete review of your plans for the near future.

asked

"I was standing on the feneo Chirpio was silent.

"Did you, Chirp?" Knari.

"Did you, Chirple?" asked Hanld.

In the vacant lot across the street. It was very early in the SAGITTARIUS (November morning. The sun was just com-

22-December 21); A recent ing up. investment will soon begin "I saw something move.

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to show the desired results. looked sharp, thinking It might

Cat. But now was

CAPRICORN (December 22. Mouse,

January 20): Don't Ex-

Tired old mopte

Generous mouso

"I did," answered Chirple. "And so would you have if you were as hungry as I always am, haust your nervous energy

pals. Poor old Country Mouse trying to make a good im- "He was a pour, shabby-look- what a generous old Mousie ho pression on a set of people in red old Mouse. He was was!"

whom

you are

carrying an old worn sulicase

Then Hanld took her hand

not likely in one hand and a lunchbox in away and let Chirple finish his

evor to meet again.

the other.

bread crumbs on the window

YOUR LUCKY CARD: If "I wonder if you could help all with the cake crumbs mixed

today in your birthday,me, Sparrow, he squeaked.

"And A are you generolis, your lucky card, no matter think I'm lost."

pals,” said Chirple as he picked į ***I'll be gind to help you, old up the crumbs In his beak and Mouse,' I said, 'Where is it you, tossed them-really he did!-- want to go?*

two ai o linie down his throat.

what game you may ba playing, ought to be the FIVE of SPADES.

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