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EVERY CHIC HAT IS A HIGH-BROW NOW!-

PRINCESS ELIZABETH WEARS FANCY DRESS.

BEADWORK.

TRIMMING THE V NECK,

THE PARTING..

HATS WITH VEILS. Whintover else may be done with the hair, no one can afford to-day to be without a parting. It must be a very distinct little parting right in the middle not at the side of the hair. Whether there is a coil or a bun or a curl at the back matters little. In any cree the downward slope of the hat at the back is likely to cover it. Bub the parting must be there, and it must show. Hats are actually cut out in a curve at the top in order to exhibit the parting to show that the owner is on the side of the angels, has the requisite look of deurenvas and austerity, and could new, never let herself go as might mere owners of shingles and plaits. About two inches of part- ing show in front, which is to say that the bat must be cut out very far indeed to show not only the whole forehead but a piece of the parting besides. The position is re- gulated by means of a cross between a veil and transparency in the

hat.

THE NEW SCARVES.

WORN BACKWARDS

It is an axiom that the scarf be put on backwards, if it is not made. of her in which ends it must be tied in long loop in front, Back Ward

scaryos cover the front of the evening dress, which is very low this reason, and the onde hang down over the anck of the shoulders. To moke the scarves stay in position they are cut on alightly circular lines. The ends, too, are sometimes. allowed, to swell out a little. The circular.. effect is sometimes plain, but the scarf may also have a num ber of small tucks in the middle of one side which give it the neces aary curve. Some scarves are long,

reaching to well below the waist at the back. Some are very wide, and are arranged in a number of folds round the shoulders. Scarves oe casionally become fixed features of the dress, and only the ends at the back suggest their origin. Many of them are made of lace and chiffon, which may be mixod. Others aro made of velvet with a satin lining, which is sometimes white, where the velvet in black. Very big triangles. are also used as scarves, and the two long ends aro thrown back over the shoulders, while the front point is slightly to one side. This makes a very pretty line against the neck.

Veils have been worn a good deal lately, reaching almost to the tip of the nose. With a good deal of Buffy hair thrust forward this has Probably the most exciting mo.

been necessary in the interests of A multiplicity of V necks has pro- tidiness. Where the parting is in being trimmed with broadtail or Numerous dresses this season are ment of Princess Elizabeth's young duced a number of adornments, evidence the veil is introduced into life camo last month when, with some of which are not frills or the body of the hat, and it usually with materiala imitating this fur. five-year-old Robin Plunket as her being threaded ia long narrow.

edgings of mousseline. Beads are reaches to the eyebrows, just as did Scarves are thus made of the fur the skullcaps until they all develop and worn backwards in the same opposite number, she stepped for strips to lie down the sides of the ed Pekingese foreheads. Pekingese ward to pull a giant green cracker in order to pick up the black or foreheade may still be seen, but they way. They are not quite so big at the children's fancy-dress party worn.

dark blue frock with which they are are considered a little rakis, and as those of more flimsy material. These strips take different weight and seriousness are becom. Some are like an elongated kid- given by Lady Londonderry.

forms. Very often they are made ing fashionable in the world of exe Princess Elizabeth, dressed for. of the small beads which look like pressione. It is much easier to boy, the rounded ends falling the occasion as a fairy princess in seed pearls. These may form a weighty with a parting, to say down the shoulders behind. Vol. compact mass, but more often they nothing of becoming sweetly serious. vet, chiffon, and lace scarves fre a yellow frock trimmed with flowero, form a patter, which is made by The parting does not as a rule quenty have fur at the ends. This discarded her wand and tugged working the whole on a piece of need to be kept in order, but the weights them and makes them fall bard. But the cracker proved too From this point of view, it is not reason the inserted veil is necessary. Sometimes the ends are weighted American cloth to keep it flat. hat has to be kept on, for which well Ermine is very much used. tough a proposition, and stronger unlike lacework. The pearly-look-Very often the hat is cut out in a with a thin, strand of craine hands bad to help before the crackering beads vary considerably in tone, point, on the top of the head. At shaped like a true lover's "knot. parted and a shower of toys fell to

some being much whiter than that point a jewel is worn. Even This effect may be repeated on the the floor.

shade. Some are shaped rather on often marks the parting of the The backward effect is, however, others, others, having a pinkish where the point is not cut a jewel shoulder or the hip of the dress. the lines of a man's tie, That is ways.

the main thing to be considered.. to say, they are about half so inch wide round the "back" and side of

It was then that the Princess ex hibited her first trace of shyness When her fellow guests rushed for the toys she hurried back to her mother.

Dancing did not appeal to the the neck and increase towards the small Frincess, but the conjuring the V point by means of a ring, ends. They are held together at entertainment with which the party made of the bends. In the middle opened had her complete approval.

The Duchess, who escorted her of the whitenose there are some- daughter, was in green velvet, and times little lines of colour, in per- numerous other mothers, including haps black, green, or red, which Lady Louis Mountbatten, in black, give point to the whiteness of the and Lady Plunket, in a picturesque beads. Others are plain white with black velvet dress, came to see the

fun:

Lady Mary Stewart, a jester in scarlet silk, complete with cap and

bells, helped her mother as hostess.

A lively gipsy proved to be Lady, Cambridge's little daughter Mary. Robin Plunket and Peter Ward were among the many toy soldiers, Patricia Mountbatten had clected to be à Bed Indian; in short, most of the "Society" of the future was represented in this gathering of cowboys and Court gentlemen, Victorian ladies, dashing hussars and fairies which Alled the big gallery at Londonderry Houss..

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lattice pattern, and the ends are sometimes Baished with balls of the beads.

A third method is to make atrips. consisting of three or four rows of the beads and then plaiting them five or six deep. Ta black and white-with not too much black- this looks extremely smart. The popular turquoise colour is also very 'much used for these bead-strips, RINGS ON HER FINGERS. and it looka charming, both on dark and light dresses. The strips really take the place of a small collar, and they are much easier to keep in order, besides giving a finish to the nock.

SCOTCH PEEBLES.

With the advent of Queen Ade- laide fashions, rings and, bracelets

are assuming new proportions, and USING BRODERIE ANGLAISE women are again to jingle and rattle as they, move about a room.

Now that napery is so fashionable Bracelets are many of them of the produced in colour, there are in slaap variety and fit closely to the most houses exquisite pieces of em arm, some of them being so wide asbroidered linen put away to decay. almost to form an undersleeve to There is an extraordinarily rich ap the dress. These very wide brace pearance about this work it dyed, lets, which are really more like especially if dyed to warm shades cuffs, were introduced for sports An excellent effect was produced in dresses some time ago and they re an otherwise unnoticeable room by called the straps which workmen dyeing the embroidered bedspread wear round their wrists to give a yellow with a slightly brown them strength, excant that they shade in it, and the night dress were oven wider. The woollen case and cushion-cover-all beds: jersey was tucked into them and seem to have a cushion nowadays they were effective especially when in a dead-leaf brown The only worn with the torque type of neck things necessary to produce the best lace.

results is to make sure that the Kings show signs of, being almost embroidery and ite padding are as formidable. There are the very thoroughly wet, as well as the wide gold rings which take up groundwork, before placing the almost the whole of a joint and article in the dye bath," ate generally rather dall in colour. Besides these, there are rings which "đó not contain atones, or form a wetting for them, but which actually aro stones themselves Jade, corno lian, lapis are all used for them, and the rings are cut out whole into the required shape. Most of theat are very big in size and look more like a man's signet ring; gold, stone and all. These rings are ex- pensive, but not so expensive, as diamonde and pearls, and they are expected to vary according to the colour and kind of the clothes. finally straining it through a piece Thus, lopie and the heavier-looking of muslin. Next mix the bran water stones would go with suite, while with an equal quantity of cold erystal and chrysopraise would be water, adding sufficient dissolved suited to lighter dresses. It almost

then immerse the curtains, kmend-1 pebbles; may be coming in again; ed cretonne can be easily manageding them in the worm soapy water en many are the stones which aro nt home by using a mixture of bran - Biase the curtains in cold water to now being used to go with the many and water. Cover some bran with which a little salt has been added kinds of dresses. The brooch in here about four times as much cold water and thon, to stiffen up the articles, again, and on some of the berets and bring to the boil, allowing it give them a final rinse in undilut and the cape that need clinching at to simmer gently until the watered bran-water. Dry the curtains the fold, the pebbla would be well in becomes a rich Brown in colour, slightly before ironing.

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