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THE HONGKONG. DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18rḤ, 1924.

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AND

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PARIS FASHION NOTES."

[FROM OUR SPECIAL, CORRESPONDENT, TRANET, RAMSAY.]

acarves.

September: sth.

I Jenny has her way, high necks will certainly come back into fashion this season. In her Autumn and Winter cal lection, which she showed to the big buyers last week, there were the most curious examples of-a-ólavor iden on her part for encouraging women to wear the high necks they have for su-long for saken. This idea was worthy to add high Deeks of georgette instead of making them of the thick, probably hard, material composing the dress, And the way Jenny carried out this idea was by means of

There were, innumerable, after noon dresses in navy blue cloth, serge, reps and other heavy types of materials, which were cut with a square, rounded or a bateau neck; instead of leaving the neck exposed, Jenny covered it up by attaching a coloured scarf in georgette or chiffon to the square or the rounded or the hateau neck-line and then wind- ing the ends tightly round the throat finishing them in a bow tied in front at the side or negligently flowing down at the back. Some times, bell-shaped cuffs or cuffs made of odd-shaped scraps of georgette or chiffon to match that used in the, neck piece, repeat the note of colour in the ensemble. Some of the models treated in this way showed a ruris ous line by having the neck at the back! cut quite a good way down, the space of Besh that would otherwsiz he revealed being filled in with a georgette or chiffon starf and creating thus a kind of tran parent yoke effect. The ends of the scarf, in this case, alter it had beet wound round the throat two or three times, were tied in front. Sometimes, the idea was reversed and he yoke effect was carried out in front, the back being quite high in cut. In this case, the scarf ends were tied at the back or or the side.

In several other models, where the scarf was rot used to create an effect of a bigh neck, Jenny produced the effect hy means of a band of fur. This was notice able on mau of her three piece suits and

wrap coats.

VISITORS AT HOTELS

Harakasa ∙HOTEL

Mr Bob T. G. Aitken 'Mr H. Archibolið ........

apt. T. Arthur MeF. W. Barnes Mr P. E. Barnett Lt B Bachy MV.O. Besis MTA N. G.

Beale Mrs E. N.

Belilion

Mr Thiff Berthon Birbook

B. 1. Boode Mr E. Mr. A. D. Bra Branden

Box

Afr A Brooks

Brown

Mr A. Brostedt

A. W. Graham MA. W. GH Air C. H. Bryana MrN. C. Burdin Mr & Mrs D. S.

Butcher.

Mr F. R. Carlin Mr A. Del Carril Mr K. A, Carstian. Mr Christian Mrs D. R. Davies Mr W. S. Datica Capt. Dickens

Douglas

Douglas

ME. W. van DorssÉT Mr & Mrs W. A. B.

Mr & Mrs D.S. S. Dr. & Mr T. A. Dr. & Mrs L. S Mr & Mas E. Ellis Mr F. P. Fehily

Dubinsky

Eastlake

Mr & Mrs F. Feld

and child

Mr W. N. Finlayso Mr J. A. Fredericks Mr H. Geffers Dr. R. E. Gill Mr A. T. Gillespie

Mr H. S. Gorlon

& M J. Goukt Mr & Me A.E. Gow Me W. Greig

Hall MT.P Mr & Mrs W. A.

Hannibal

Mr John Scott Harston Mr F. Hansermann

A feature of these latter, was that, in nearly every case, scraps of fur cut Mr P. J. cao Hecke into odd shapes were used as a tri-r A. F. Henry ming rather than whole pieces or long Mr M J. Herbechleb hands of fur. Coats showed odd pieces J, Holmes

in of fur sewn on round the hem, varying depth from a quarter to half a yard the same idea was repeated on the cuffs, only bali or.

third of the circumferance" of the cuff being encircled with fur; the collar, as a rule, showed no eccentric spaces of material between expanses of fur. Beaver was used a good deal in this way, also a fur Parisian, furriers call tigrette," because of the tiny black

Mr Hocado Me T. C. Illium

Ivanda

Mr.S. J. Johnston Mrs Rose Kane Miss Rommary Kane Mr Alfred Keane Miss J. Y. Ker Mr&Mrs J, M. Kerr Mrz M. Laagrige Mr & Mrs C. Lauritsen Me E. De

D. Lawrence

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Liddell

Н. H. Billie

Mr Longen

Ma

Malini

Mr J. Mason

Mr Milo McEwen

Mr Robert Mcnair

Mrs & Birs G. Meager

Mr & Mrs

and child

S. Meyer

MiAN Middleburat Mr C. H. Montague Mr A. Morlar-

Dr. J. Morrison..

Mr N. O. Noah Mr P. V. O'Connor Mr.J. E. Ollerton

Mr & Mrs H Paran Mr. C

C. Pedersen

Mr Gladys A. Peebles Mr H, F

Mr A. C. ProxÍVA

Mr W. H. Purcell Mr M. J. Quist Mr & Mrs E. C.

Robinson

Miss Robinson Mr E. A. Rodskog Mr A.H. Rowe Mr G. Schryver

MrE. Schwinger

Me F. J. Eca da Silva Mr F. L. Smith

Mr II. F. Sommers Mr W. H. Spark ME. W. Garlan

YOU CANNOT FEED

BABY YOURSELF-

Give him Glaxo. He will start

to grow up strong and well, because: Glaxo contains just the sanie bone making, brain-building, muscle producing "materials £8. healthy breast milk.

To make Glaxo Just add the required quantity of hot water (that has been boiled) and you have ready for Baby a perfect food.

Remember too, Glaro has no disense germs in it. Your Baby cannot be troubled with the dangers that come with ordinary cow's milk.

BUILDS

Stone

BONNIE

BABIES

Mr 7. E. Thraalier Mr L. A. Tobias Mr&Mrs R. S. Varloy Mr.S.)

Vetter

Mr R. A. Wasteson Mr W. R. Wakeham Mrs G. T. Whitmir Mr P. Wood Mr B. H. Worley Mr JF. Wright

BEFULSE BAT HOTEL

Mr P. M. Anderson Mr & Mrs M. Bayer Mr Behrend Mr & Mr C. Bitzer Mr&Mrs Costello Mrs Deking Dura markings that recall those of the jungle Mr El F. Ellia tiger, but which is really the homely chipe Branklin

monk of Amerien. For motor coats and Mr the enfolding collars of evening coats,

Miss Grare

GEAT Jenny, like all the big courutieres this Mr I. H.

Mr. & 1. H. Genre season, made use of a far that answers

Mr Grey to any fantastic name its owner-care ta

Misa Harry give it, and which is nothing more thin.

Mr Highton our enemy, bay, treated and dyed so

Mr Kautboven ingeniously that its can look like any pelt, Mr A. E. J. Knight from that of a St. Bernard to a grizzly bear. It is as light and fluffy as swans- down and stands up so high that the characteristics of rabbit skin disappear completely; only its soft, silky texture gives it away, although how each bair has come to be twice, and in some cases, three times as long as rabbit hair, remains as unfathomable a mystery as ever,

There is another fur which the cou- turiers who count are using this season on their epats, which is liable to cause much vailing and gnashing of teeth in cat-land when the news becomes general, for this is none other than the pelt of the grey tabby cat. There is a kiw pro- hibiting the alasing of domestic pets for this use, so the fur is called chat sau vage

PEAK

Mr S. A. Arthur"

Miss E. R. Bailey *** Mr & Mrs I. C. E.

Bellamy

Mr V. Benjamin Mr J. W. C. BonnAY M. W. E. Bourne ** Mr MJ. Breen Mrs & Miss Brennan Col, C. Russell Broven Misk P. W.

Browa MET.S. Bustard Mr H. R. Cleland

Cooper

Eustace

"or **wild cat,” but, as a big fur-Mm L. H. Cormack rier said to me with a blood-curdling. Mr W. Dixda smile; "I shouldn't care to have to swear Lt. Col. E. A. Dobbia to the provenance of each skin in my Mr E. C. Duncan possession" Tabby akins are being used Mr & Mrs J. Duncan aaa means of trimming on coats and Mr W. E. Dye coat-frocks; Poiret is even showing quite Mre Samera Elli handsome coats made entirely of cats Misses Elli skins, whilst some of the big furriers are Mr & Mrs W. A.. dispinging them made up into beautiful. bed spreads

Capt. & Mrs D. Fittes Mr & Mrs 8. FitzRoy Another originality, though one less likely to call down the wrath of the Mr A. Forbes

Mr B. 1. W. Foster Animals Protection Society, that Jenny MrF. F. P. Franklin is showing in her collection, is beauti. G. C. Frederick ful new inaterial ercated by Bianchiat and picturesquely named by him

FarF. W. Gibbins

Mr & Mrs W. D. West. This is material (either crush- ed velvet or satin is chosen) printed in such a way that a perfect imitation of a leopard skin is the result. A whole dress. or coat of such a material, of course would be out of the question, Lat combines eleverly, as Jenny has done, with beige- brown or ruven blue cloth, the most stun- ning of effects can be obtained. One of the most successful three-piece suits "iu

Mr & Mrs W. Lang Dr & Mrs 0.8. Large Mr & Mrs E. Lund Mr & Mra Lainel and

children

** Mr T. A. Magee

Mr Newma Misa E. Otta Mr J. L. Parker, Mr&Mrs B.R.

Harburgh Mr C. B. Shaak Mr & Mrs F. Travers

and child Mr Walk Mr&Mrs W. J. Wilde

HOTEL.

Mr M..F. Key Mr & Mrs E. P. KI Mr.J. Koon*man Mr&Mrs A. Lane Mr & Mrs S. H.

Langsta MrW I Leak Mr. G. D. Leys Major A. S, Tittlejohns MJ. D. Lloyd Mr. M. S. Lord Mr W. B. Lock Mr&Mrs Lagan

M J. Medinah. Mr R. MeGregor

Mr F. F. Mimmack MrD. W. Manto Miss Newsholme Mr W. Ogden MrA.M.

Inai Mr. H. Penn Major & Mrs. H.

Phillip Mr B. A. Raworth Mr & Mrs H. R.

Remington Lt. Col. & MO.

Sanders Mr LG Soolt Dr. A. W, Shovellon. Mr W. F. Simmons Mr. H. Skelton

Capt. & Mr. Skinner Goodfellow M&M GE. Mr & Mrs J. M. Gordon Mr & Mrs Geo. W

Grey, Mr & Mrs P. A. Halo Miss M. B. Hall Mrs J. Hancock

Hawker Mr. J. B Mr & Mrs W. J.

Hawker

the collection, showed, a golden coloured Mr G. M. Hemsworth

three-quarter cast; and a dress at

a tight fitting bodice of For material and a zkirt and sleeves of simi

lar material to that figuring in the coat.

Mr H. Howell Mr T. W. Hornby

MrC. J. Manolo

Hughes

The two most important features of all Miss O. C. Jenkins the collections are the definite shortness Mr W. W. Jordan

PALACE

MC, W. Alexander Mr A. Arcit

Mr B. A. G. Barreto Mr W. A. Bennett

of skirts and the long sleeves. The ques tion of the length of skirts is one that has tortured the mind of all those who hang on he word of the big designers for so long, that there will surely he a general feeling of relief now that these omnipot ent ones have at last decided to come right out and declare themselvea în Mr R. W. Campbell favour of a return to the quite short | Me3. 8. Cor skirts of a few years ago. AM W. S. Cuff None of the skirts in Jenny's collection Mr H. Darin reached to below midway between knce Mr H. E Flower Mr B. Forubmida and ankle, and many of them were even much shorter than this, reaching to within

* Mrs H. Golden- s' bare'inch or two of the knee. To be in keeping with this truncated line vet Mr. E. Hake without making it look too stubby, all Mr O. EL Haalewood coats are three-quarter this season.

Mr F. W. Howard Tho Amart line is to have your coat just a few pa inches shorter than your skirt. Kilimanj

Mr

& M

Mr E. F.. Mr & Mrs F. H.

Suckling

Mrs J.B. Thomson Mrs & Mre U. Thwaites Miss Thwaites

HA

W

· Tickle

--M: 0. M. Vise

Capt. A. E. Watta Mix, O. Wilmott Mr B. L. Beton Winton Mr & Mrm F.D. Wood Mr G. O. Worrall

HOTEL. Mr J, Jack MrA. W. Louisg" Mrs McCaw: Than Mr J. McDonald Mr B..J, do H. Moore Mr G. M. Murphy Mr E. Smith Mrs O. Stringer and

child

berg

A. P. Tannenbäum Mr & Mr W. Taylor Miss Taylor

Mrs G. Tulloch

Me A. J. Wadmore

As to sleeves, they are, almost without follow closely the shape of the arur and exception, long, and tightfitting, except finish off at the wrist with a band with in the case of evening dresses, sleeves drooping onds, with a bell-shaped eff of any description being entirely absent

that covers up half of the hand as well, from these... All sleeves on day dresses or with a georgette or chiffon cuff that

(Continued at foot of next column.) hangs down over it.

PAIN-BALM

RHEUMATISM

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Cuskerah Katha Cha,

SMALL SIZE

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Sore Muscles, Headache, Toothache, Cuts and Bruises.

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