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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1822.

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Behold

Of Interest to the Ladies.

HOW BOBRED

HAIR MAY CONFORM TO STYLE.

the transformation wrought be the reformation of the flapper!

At the left you recognize the close-up rear view of what has issue been the most-talked-of since the war, the babbed head- in its natural state.

Passing on, you see what seema to be a lovely head of bair, done in a sweet, womanly way.

It's the Bato girl and the same hair, with the addition of some more in the way of a switch. designed particularly for the growing-out period.

Picture three shows how +laborate structure may be erected on a bobbed faundation if one is equipped with a chignon or so, and a bandeau.

At the right you see the way the successor to the flapper will frame her face this season.

With the long lines and Grecian draperies of this season, you can't have a large bead sod a short neck. Bobbed hair was always all right in front, but not in the back, because it hid that line of beauty from the side between the back of the ear and the nape of the neck..

The beauty of bobbed hair lag in its youthfulness A womaT! could lose ten years in a barber ship. So this season we will keep

THE NEW DOLLS.

THIS WEEK'S RECIPE.

Brownies..

The reign of the fælishly- staring and pink-cheeked china thil is threatened by a pert and up to date inva- der from across the Chan- net. The

French favourite is of the ray doll genre, but a very superior and smart type of that dd nursery solare. The face is well modelled, and the features carefully and na turally painted, while loops of yellow or brown wool represent the fashionably coiffured hair. Thamband fingers are indicated, and the feet are encased in lainty shoes and socks. The present modes generally suggest the doll's toilette, but some are attractively dressed as French peasant girls.

THE CHARM OF DYED

LACE.

Gaily-dyed lace is going to be used more and more this season. Wide flouncings and insertions.

be soft line about the face, as well as dress-width laces of and arrange the front hair quite

rather course variety, dyed foto! 19 if i were bobbed, but i: shades of pale blue, fuscbiared, must be dressed in the back orchid and mauve, and the ubi ind the rouged lobe of the ear quitous tones of yellow and ochre,

are now to be found intermingled i must show.

The bobbed one buys one of the with bold patteras worked in gold new switches, which is joined in, and silver filigree threads.

Gold and silver ligtes lace of the centre and works both ways.

She pins this to the back of her venetian pattern is also to be beed securely, then pins her own found worked with large petalled

She roses.

of white floss Woven bobbed locks over this.

Laces of this sort are used brings the ends about and coils silk. then over each ear. keeping the for panels, trains and trimmings babbed ends carefully concealed while in some instances whole dresses made of these extravagant beneath the coils.

This makes a flat coiffure, not fabrics are to be seen, as well as :00 stiff for her hats, but harmon-beautiful evening cloaks for re- izing with this season's gowTIS, staurant and theatre wear.

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The valse we are now to dance the teachers have decided shall ba a distinct variation of the old- fashioned valse. It is a combina-... tion of the Boston and Healtation. Interspersed with some gliding {steps.

A quite new dance, a five-step, ectitled the Babaners, may be introduced later on, having al- ready won approval at the con- ference of dance teachers. It is Įsaid to be very simple, with Toma

pratty, graceful movements.

Smooth, gliding" movement, with straight carriage of the body, is the "right" style for all dancing DOW. Jerky steps, 'sunting" and eccentric figures are out of date, and, indeed, bad form.

Leisured and dreamy melodies [show signs of being the most favoured for valsen, while rhythm and tunefuluese will distinguish fox-trot and noe-step musia "to

DANCING IN THE COMING place of the hitherto popular

SEASON.

'jazz" inbarmonies and clash of drums and cymbals. While London's dancing en- Dance favours have apparently Ingredients-lá cup butter.thusiasts followed their bent in coms to stay, and will be a cuprugs, h cup molasses, lá tan the ballrooms at Deauville, coun- feature of autumn dances. In spoon soda, 1 egg, 1 cup flour, try houses and seaside hotels, some cases the favours take the cup wallouts.

the Imperial Society of Dancing form of quite elaborate and and Teachers has held serious con-fascinating trifes, such as pretty Cream together butter sugar. Add molasses, egg (well ferences, on the important ques-fans, bottles of perfume in special beaten) and flour sifted with soda.jtion of what we are to dance caskets, and even jewelled or Add not meats cut in small daring the sutuma season. enamelled ornaments. Generally, pieces.

Their decree has gone forth however, they are beautifully- Tara mixture into buttered that the tango, the walse, the made sprays and branches of email tins, place a wallsut on top one-step, and the fox-trot are still flowers, fruitand leaves in natural of each and bake in a hot oven 12 all to figure in dance programmes, colouring, quaint toys affixed to but in such a form that, especial- the ends of gilded rods, or ela minutes.

By "hot oven" is meant oce hotly in the case of the tango and borations of the amusing head- valse, they bear but emali resim dresses, masks and musical in- enough to send cakes to top blance to the orignal movements.struments usually found contain-

Tango-mad Paris carried its fed in Christines crackers.

of

panic three or four minutes. Thep reduce heat and finish baking.

SHORT COATS AGAIN

If the hair is this about the A new variety of what looks face one may add bangs, or little like exaggerated filet Iace bas Buffy side pieces called "dimpies.also made its appearance. This There are detachable chignons of shows an extravagantly wide made of very fioe carls and puffs which may be mesh, fastened on securely for evecing. coloured chenille, appliqued with Like all fashions, the short cvet

Bandeaux and flowers will be large

and foliage of come back. Not quite as it was worn in the hair. but the wide automa-tinted velvet, the leaves before, perhaps, but so much the 'headache band' of last season is being veined with gold or silver better. not correct. In using switches, threads. In deep tones of russet, It is a bloased short voat neit und] sure to show a little growing hair TeeD, copper, or brown, this new

| has a tight band about the hips. · It about the necking to remove any filet trimming is being utilised as

husu high collar which is frynent an adorament for chiffon velvet. suggestion of artificiality.

dinner gowns for matroos wear.fy covered with fur and it hus ride alegres, utan fur-edged. It is often hearily embroideæd.

FOR THE SCHOöl girl!

MY NOTEBOOK.

The little hanging capes with

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their gay linings, which are such THE CHILDREN'S JERSEYS.

an outstanding feature of the new model dresses, are beginning to extend to coat frocks.

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To brighten up a setul blue knitted jersey or jumper that has Very novel and exceedingly seen better days, hunt up some popular are coat frocks made of odds and ends of bright-hued wool broad-striped stockinette, which-flamingo pick, or a soft shade shows a blue line set alternately of red look specially well-and with one of blue and grey specki- closely blanketstitch a line of the ed weave, that imitates the pop-gag colour round the neck, cuffs,

and hem. alar "pepper sód sait" design.

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A crocheted girdle of the bright Some of the newest stockinette coloured wool, finished off with dresses show swathed hip sashes, woollen tassels, gives a good that produce a very slender effect. touch.

These ате not infrequently allied to the new circular skirts, which still droop a little on both sides, and are shorter at the back than the front.

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THE NEW “HUMPTY.”

The new humpty is a most This fashion for uneven hems fascinating affair mounted on four has had a great deal to do with lacquered or painted legs about the popularising of the short 4in. high. Some of the "trump- jackets worn by so many women lies" are square, aiade on the Plain little nary blue pleated this season, for, as the designers principle of a box maltiess and beautifully upholstered, skirts worn. with trim wash blouses of smart winter wraps are begin-most are often a welcome change in the school girl's wardrobe.

The Louses are mode of dimity, muile, pongee or butiele and the skirts of serge, twill or fannel,

ning to discover, nothing looks so while others are round, with legs. antidy or so incongruous as Large tassels hang from the fourt rigged draperies and pointed un-corners of the square "humpty." even bem lines appearing beneath biob is a far more comfortable seat than the old-fashioned kind,, the hem of a long cost.

craze to the French watering. places. aid English visitors to Deauville and Paris Piage hare followed the example of the French experts, so we must ex- pect that favourite of nearly ten years ago to enjoy a popular reviva! during the coming months. It will, however, appear in a

state. very simplified Four quite uncomplicated move- ments, easily learned, are approv- ed by the dance teachers, and, being standardised steps, the disconcerting discovery, at one time so frequent, that none but one's habitual partner danced the samo dozyn

the 80 of endless variety of tango movements as aneself, no longer arises. One chiaf - difference from the old tango is that partners face each other throughout the figures, as in, other modern bail- room dances, instead of turning to execute some of the steps alde by side. Rather slow and digni fed, it has become the present- day equivalent of the stately minuet.

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EXTRAVAGANT

DRESSING WRAPS.

The new dressing gowns are very beautiful and very expensite, for the most cost- ly materials are employed in their making, A pale blue crinkled satin wrap was eyed with ostrich feather trimming in the same shade..

Twisted rouleauzof siker lissue and crepe de Chine" were used its edge the collar, hema, aud the cuffs of the'". wide slences of unother mode",

face han quite gee wat

favour, and

dreams of having frilla or flounces; in fact, the "lidest dressing grans are almost austere in their simplicity.

OLD STYLES REVIVED.

One of the most beautiful of evening wraps is shown above, It is of heavy silver brocade heavily patterned with beads.

From Czechoslovakia, comes the uniqué bodice and fan, formed from a silken scarf.

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