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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1933.

Notes From Paris

Lucien Lelong's new autumn and winter dresses show that the de- signing of dresses may be almost an exact science. He claims to nike clothes independent of colour for their beauty; if all were entirely black, he declares, they would look just the same.

He uses dull soft woollens for morning dresses and coats and skirta with fur trimmings, buttons and { bright blouses. The basqued jacket | may fit close or have some spring to the hip Rusty grey, brown, Bordeaux red, and green, are pre- vailing colours. Velvet for the avening is rich and bright, Black and brown Ottoman silk and taffetas make dinner dresses and late after noon costumes with for fur. Capes are full and reach below the waist; line; in front ribbons are crossed to tie behind.

IT

ABOUT YOUR JEWELS

Care is Important

That Touch Of White

is surprising how few women attend to their jewels as re- egularly or as carefully as they should. Yet jewellery of any kind whether it is real or limitation, is only at its best when it is free from dust, and tầngish.

F

A BRITISH WOMAN'S

TRIUMPH

First To Get To Ghat, Secret Sahara Capital

Pearls, for instance, require re- stringing at least tince every four months, for this is a practice which not only ensures their safety, but which also makes it possible for the accumulated dust to be removed from the holes. Sometimes pearls become dull. When this happens, the only reli- able method of restoring them to their former lustra is by keeping them for several hours in powder- | ed magnesia. After a time the powder may be shaken out and the pearls may then be polished with a soft chamois leather, they are very duser, it is a good A Revere lined with pique in the Tripolitan desert, in addi-Kutra population. During my

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plan to rinse the pearls in cold is still the latest, fashion. water, afterwards drying them well with a soft handkerchief.

Fulgree silver and gold should be washed in 'lukewarm water to which a little ammonia has been added; and afterwards dried with a soft duster and polished with a leather. Plain gold, platinum,"or silver jewellery should be brushed with a little whitening which has been slightly moistened with methylated spirit. This mixture will dry in a few minutes and if the whitening is then brushed off with a soft brush a brillant po- Hah will result.

The evening dresses are long; some have trains. They are slim from hips to knees, where they grow wide to the feet. The sleeve is short and the shoulder drapery is either drawn from the front to fall in long ends down the back, after being caught in at the waist, to the hem of the skirt, or drawn from the back to be carried down the front of the skirt in loops, or in a sash bow. Some long draperies take the form of sleeves looped to the hem of the skirt: others are looped from the hips. In soft crepes and satins they give almost a winged appear

The backs of some dresses are slit and out about. The fronts are high Sleeves are tight fitting with fullness at the shoulders. Silver belts, glass clips, and decorative belts are

worn on plain dresses, Simple velvet dinner dresses may have fur on the shoulders. A short silver and cream lame coat anded in olive-oll. muff are carried with a brown velvet evening dress. Pale blue and live green are put together in one dress. A brilliant blue and silver lame make an evening dress with a silver belt. In little thinner dresses with long, sleeves the sleeve is so cut as to leave the top of the arm bare.

ince.

There is the same fashion in fur trimmed evening wraps. A silver grey satin dinner dress is worn with a grey velvet cape trimmed with blus fox. A black velvet dinner dress has a silver chain loop- ed from the shoulder to the waist and is worn with a black velvet-and white ermine cape.

Lucile Paray uses black velvet with fox fur on the shoulders for afternoon dresses. She makes wall fitting conts and skirts with blouses of so't hairy woollens with fur trimmed shoulders and broad belts. The basques of the coats and blouses are flat and close-fitting. The skirts have stitched out seams to give them a piped effect. They are trimmed mostly with astrakan, and button down the front as dresses button down the side. Buttons are decorative Blouses may be of satin or lame, and of light bright colours, with long or short sleeves. All Licile Paray's trimmings are about the shoulders and neck. Some sleeves have the pinched point to give width at the shoulders; others have a pointed drapery. Below the elbow sleeves are tight-fitting and untrimmed. There are simple black crepe satin afternoon frocks and black garnished lace dinner dresses A dinner dress of black taffetas has pink reching running under black raching about the shoulders and round the hem of the skirt.

"Aigrettes are put on a black dinner dress as flowers might have bee Paste clasps, clips and buckles give brightness to black-and-white dresses. Silver belts, silver threads and varnished satin with gold de signa point to an increasing liking for gleaming trimmings and mater

tals.

FASHION ON THE LINKS

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Amber should be rubbed with powdered chalk which has been moistened with a little water: After this has been removed, po- lish geritly with a soft cloth, soak-

Turquoises and opals must on no account come into contact with water since water will spoll their appearance entirely. Turquoises, especially, change colour

very quickly, and are liable to become green.

A flat low of white organdie Ivory must not be washed with and stiff ribbed-silk looks soap, since it helps to our amazingly nice on a dark suit.

it. If it has become yellow, wipe

with a cloth that is saturated with peroxide of hydrogen and then place it in the sun to bleach. MY TEN RULES FOR

Mother-of-pearl jewellery should

KEEPING FIT

be dusted with a soft cloth, mols- tered with olive-oil, 'and after- wards gently pollshed with 2 By: MARY ELLIS, the Actress. handkerchief. Coral necklaces

These are the ingredients which should be washed in cold water go to form my rude and bounding and then polished with a dry health cloth.

Any jewellery which contains clusters of stones and as slender chains or ring-should never be polished of wiped, an account of the frailty of the stones, soon dry, however, if placed for a uttle while. In the

PRACTICAL HINTS

These

Elderdowns have a habit of slip ping off the bed on to the floor. Here is a good notion for keeping them in place, on cold nighta. --

Lots of fresh air. 2 Lots of water. 3. Lots of sleep. -1- Lots of laughter.

5. Lots of work,

6. Exercise. "

7. A well-balanced diet. 8. An occasional change of routine. To alter all your habits once in a way is very stimulating and necessary.

9. Good temper. Anger upsets the liver and ughter the face..

10: Moderation in all things.

The first woman to have pene- trated the Bahara as far as Ghat, the casis capital of the Hoggar, was in London recently.

"

"We had to go through hours of desperate battling in a Ghibli storm overt the desert before we reached the sacred oasis now in

occupation She is Madame Marie de Bon-the

of the Italian neuil, who, in an interview with a troops.

Dressed as Officer. reporter, made the further claim to have established a Batiaran re- "There I dressed as a Saharan' cord of motoring 10,000 kilometres ¦ officer so as not to disturb the

tion to having flown-as a "pas- stay I learned that Rosita Forbes senger--8000 kilometres in the known among them

*Sitt Libyan desert.

"Khadija'' had been raised by them A fashionably dressed. Parisien-

to the position of a saint. ne. Madame de Bonneuil is proud of the fact that although her home is now in Paris she is British-born and is the wife of a Briton whom she married in her native Mauri- tius,,

Through Storm;

"It was from Kufra that I de termined to try some pioneer work as a woman explorer. I made up my mind to be the first woman to get to Ghat. A young Dutchwo-` man who made the attempt many years ago had been assassinated on the way. and more recently: several men explorers had lost their lives trying to reach Ghat..

"Atlantide.".

Sitting in the luxurious London home of Miss Rosita Forbes (Mrs. Arthur M'Grath), the well-known explorer, Madame de Bonneuil told how eagerly, returning from her I motored first desert "adventures, she had come to exchange notes with Misa Forbes, the Arst woman to have discovered, in 1920-21, Kufra, the then secret and sacred oasis in the middle of the Libyan desert.

all through the

Fezzán, the land of the Gara- mantes, the ancient African civili- sation. In the Hoggar, the moun- tainous country which is almost a kind of little Switzerland in the middle of the desert, I got to the "Since Rosita Forbes. disguised legendary seat of Atlantide, the as a Bedouin sheikh, got into mysterious woman about whom. "Kufra no Civilian had been allow-, Pierre Benoit wrote his novel

ed to set foot there until I land-Camping one day, near the ed in it a few months ago from mountain seat of Atlantide, I. a 'plane piloted by the well-known heard to my horror the shieks and Italian Air Force ace, Colonel screams of women. I found they Lordi," said Madame de Bonneuil, came from a well into which I "Only through the friendly kind- learned women were thrown when ness of Mussolini, the Duce, was I

they were deemed to be mad

allowed to make the journey to tried to approach, but was pushed Kufre

aside."

PARTY SWEETS sat, and beat the mixture tho

chocolate powder and tiny pinch

Chocolate Candy

fresh

roughly. Stir in vanilla. Turzi into a shallow buttered tin, and when cold, vut into neat squares, or pour into buttered tops of bak- ing powder tins, etc

An On Day

Shortly after this an aggressive. woman arrived. and pushing her way past the others, asked to ser the chief. By this time the office boy had grown deaf or all protesta- tione,and had but one answer.

Ingredients.I tea-spoon walnut, 6 table-spoons castor: su- ble-spoons cocoa, butter size of a A firm advertised for- girl clerk, mikor Ambrosia dilected 2 ta-and the next morning hundreds of So Bumerous and castor sugar tatora stiall pan, applicants arrived:

them very slowly were they that the chief told the and dissolve. over a gentle heat, stirring all office bidy to admit no more.. the time. When the sugar s quite melted ball slowly, for 15 minutes, stirring constantly There Fis so very little quid in this can- dy that it is apt to burn unless It gets constant attention. Add a few drops of vanilia, and bring Not today, madam," he said.

But I'm his wife," said the again to boiling point. Pour the in, and, when nearly set, mark Not to-day, nadam, was the into halfanch squares with a inexorable reply.

-Tit Bits. in charply on the table, and turn knife. When quite set, knock the out the candy Break into pieces, and wrap each piece in waxed (Save the waxed paper paper. from the flaps of envelopes for this purpose). Store til: required, in an airtight tín.

Sew two silk or satin ribbons-- the colour of the quilt on each HOME MADE ORANGEADE xture into a shallow, buttered woman.

corner, Tie in loose bows on the side of the spring.

This will not work, of course, with

When making a drink, dissolve e

divans or box spring mattresses. lump of sugar in a glass of cold Another Idea is to cover small water, stir in a dessert spoonful clothes pegs the clip type with of the orange-flavoured spirit matching material or a pretty and you have wholesome and re- contrast.

freshing orangeade at short no

Clip the quilt to the turnover of tice. the top sheet and again to small pleces of blanket at the foot. It will hot then slither on to the floor.

IN LIGHTER VEIN

POOR HUSBAND "But, Mahel, dear, what makes you so penye ??

If your nerves--and incidentally the walls of your house-suffer from slamming doors the follow- ing is a remedy kindly passed on to me the other day.

The maid has left us, and now Make miniature bolster covers my poor husband has to do all the about 6in. long and 4in. in dia-work meter of velves, tapestry or any other material to tone in with the furnishing and colour scheme of the various rooms,

old rags cut into mippets,

Stuff the bolsters with wool or

At the girls golf championship Miss Phyllis Shand's waterproof trousers were the only ununga fashion amongst an army of players who looked chic and business-like in the severest of sports clothes,..

At each end of the bolster sew on a loob of ribbon or cord 30iss Aline de Gunsburg's outt3in. in diameter. of grey skirt and white jumper, The loops are slipped over the

DURING THE ENGAGEMENT

Dear, don't you think bands should be frank, and tell their wives everything ?

"Yes, and I think wives should be generous, and believe it. T

You remember Agnes Crilch at college, don't you t

why, do; I don't recall such a

handles inside and outside and persona when the door slams these shock ****Well, the waE absorbers prevent the penetrating in our class

was after you

with a black beret, which looked as il it had been glued over one" par, was the smartest. The Beesley sisters had the best fitting mackin bang. tosh Puits. Miss Lorna's was in a rich shade of red,

you want the door to be shut, just take off the "bolster"

The new black and dark-coloured from one side of the door and winter frocks are enlivened by it hangs on the other and looks. touches of bright colours-Indian quite decorative. reds, Persian blues and greens, and those other brilliant tones seen in the plumage of tropical birds.

Wide balts are afshionable. Many are embroidered in lame threads Others in bright beads.

Street coats are given beaded leather belte. An example 84 A beige coat with a wide dark brown belt decorated with little bows in pink beading-

Tight ollarettes made of layers of gay coloured exotic feathers are seen on black coats.

An evening obat had one of this description with à muff to match made of curled cock's feather

Quite a good idea for an in- expensive gift,ge comes ba

Another good idea if your furniture stands on Linoleum covered floors is to cut rings of felt from didhats and glue them to the legs of the table and chairs.

Then, if careless, people drag the furniture along. · Instead of lifting it, the felt pads will pre- vent the linoleum from being scratched.

TYPICAL BRITISH GIRLS There are some interesting revela

prickly effect like holly leavestions in the Exhibition of Modern

massed together,”

Portraiture, at the Princes Galler

Enormous for mums are shown.les, which the Lord Mayor opened

Fallò many sope

for moskints with cowl

farsfied with big ribbo

al and yesterday afternoon.

fox. Thirty-nine pictures

in under the heading "Typi

front; velvet chat withic Arthage Grd showeda: oanél

fox or wolf for

lith wal

gloves are liabo

The whols ots

of fur-back in fro

2 deze Lugna ruch thi

Chocolate Sqnåres --- Ingredients-Butter, size of a egg, 2 table-spoons cocoa, 2 table: apoons cocoa milk powder, 3 level dessertspoons castor sugar, tea- spoon vanila essence, tiny pinch- alt. -

Generous

Sarah and her little brother. Benny wistfully eyed two cakes on table. Soon their the kitchen mother came in and gave one to each of the children. Eagerly they began to hibble away. Suddenly Sarah stoppedy

"Mother," she said, you haven't yet tasted this delicious cake yourself. Take a piece of Benny's and see how good it is. Unidentified..

-Ooff

He: I think absence make the. heart grow fender,"

She "I believe presents are

convincing."

MethodAny of the sweetened chocolate powders are suitable for this sweet, and any good brand of cocoa Cocoa butter, which we used to get during thewar, was more ideal for making this sweet but

will not do as a substitute for ! it cannot be gotnow Margarine will not do as a substitute-for butter. Bieve the cocoa and cho- colate powder. Bring the butter to the boiling point in a smal pan. Remove from the fire and add the sugar, milk in the cocos,

Thought for To-day Y Remembrance is the only paradise from which we can not be driven,

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