1923-01-10 — Page 8

New stock of...——————— TENNIS SWEATERS

"Jaeger" Pure Wool Sweaters in plain White or White with Coloured borders and pockets. Various weights in all sizes.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH;

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1923.

Fashion's Latest Modes.

TENNIS SHOES-SOCKS, SCARVES, SHIRTS.

MACKINTOSH

& CO., LTD.

MEN'S WEAR SPECIALISTS, Alexandra Building Des Voeux Road

DON'T DECIDE on that new

PHONOGRAPH until you have paid

a visit to:-

THE BRUNSWICK STUDIO

and allowed us to perfect BRUNSWICK,

demonstrate the

1st. FLOOR,

(ENTRANCE DUDDELL ST) BANK OF CHINA BUILDING,

HONGKONG HOTEL CO., LTD.

PRICES REDUCED

FOR TEA DANSANT

HONGKONG HOTEL

from

$2 to $1.50.

DANCES

beld every

MONDAY.

TUESDAY,

THURSDAY,

FRIDAY,

5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

IN GRILL ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR.

Tables may be Reserved on Application.

MADELEINE PEARSON.

AFTERNOON and

EVENING GOWNS Inspection cordially invited. 2, Queen's Buildings, (OPPOSITE CAFE WISEMAN) Tel. Central, 2313.

P. O. Bor. 530.

YEE SANG FAT CO.

Have just received new shipments of Seasonable wear for all.

"FOX" LADIES' SHOES

Latest Styles & Shapes.

Splendid Range

of

CENTS' SMART FOOTWEAR

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THE BEACON BRAND.

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THIS WEEK'S RECIPE.

Novel Salads.

A delicious salad is made with crisp lattues leaves, grapes pealed and the pips removed, a few pine kernels scattered over, and the whole covered with lightly whisked cream seasoned with salt, white pepper and a dash of cayenne.

Another excellent mixture is lettuce and cucumber with stoned French plums and a cream dress-

ing asasoned with salt pepper, a pinch of sugar and a squeeze of lemon juice.

Again, lettuce and pineapple with chopped walnuts, cream dreaming.

A mixed salad seasonable just now is made from apples, celery, beetroot and nats, covered with zasoned cream to which a spoon- ful of Chilli vinegar has been added. The vinegar is to be bought la small bottles from say good grocer.

Any mixture of lettuce, ĕress And fruit is scceptable with the [delicate cream dressing mention-

ed above.

TURBANS FOR EVENING WEAR.

With the evening and dinner gowns, the most wonderful fans in ostrich and cock feathers "are shown, as well asshoes and head- dresses to sail the type of each model. Of the latter, there is remarkable majority of turban and Eastern effects in general. There are some that are pure turbans in silver or gold cloth twisted tightly round the head; modification of these is a roll of the same kind of brilliant material twisted low down across the forehead and round the head, but always the turban effect is suggested. Apart from these more or less fantastic effects, the favourite decoration for the bair seems to be the jewelled band, raised in a peak in front so as to give the effect of a disdem, and Banting away at the back to narrow strip. These are fashion- spangles, jet, paillettes, steel or beads, to match the embroidery an the gown with which they are Word.

Gown of black celest draped across the hips and fastened at one sileed of paste and pearls or of with large jet buttons. It has the long slim sleeves reaching to the wrist that hure been successfully launched.

RESTAURANT AND THEATRE WRAPS.

throughout with alternate stripes of cloth of silver and slamicium tissue, each stripe being divided by a narrow beading of cat sleel beads, a flounce of silver lace Enishing off this model.

OF INTEREST.

A half cape edged with black velvet roses is one of thegracafal wraps of the season. Silk roges and silver constitute a charming girdle for the dance frock worn

The new evening wraps are as beautiful inside as they are on

Equally magnificant are the the outside. For wear over a turquoise blue evening gown with linings of the new chiffon velvet skirt draperies of gold lace, and crepe romain theatre cloaks, French designer has evolved a A wonderful efect was achieved theatre wrap of kolinsky, bang by a black wrap linel with an beneath it. from a shoulder yoke of gold embroidered Spanish shawİ. lace, the whole being Hoed with

One of the new Paris dance turquoise blue crepe romain to The overblouse, with its tight frocks shows a gathered panel match the dress, isses with hip band, is growing steadily in placed on the front just above the Rotife of the gold lace, and favour. While velvet is favoured girdle. It falls the length of the trimmed with a beavy gold for the moment, certain of the skirt and is finished with the same fringe, set in flounce fashion, to shops are anticipating spring by fringe which marks the bem of that it falls an inch or two below showing very smart blouses in the skirt. the fur all round.

white crape de chine and the bet- ter qualities of China silk. The overblouse, it is asserted, will be the accepted thing for sports wear.

Over a grey crepe marocain theatre dress is worn a band soms wrap of grey squirrel, lined

CLEOPATRA SETS THE STYLE.

The front drapes give an excuse for using one of the very new, very gorgeous cabochon ornaments that are so fashionable just nou

Very attractive sofa pillows aro made of black taffeta with Chin- ese embroideries or bits of old hand-woven fabrica, appliqued or in geometrical patterns.

FASHIONS FOR THE

EVENING COIFFURE.

Evening coiffures, al- though sleek and rather bare and meagre, are made far more attractive by the new hair bands, which are trimmed with tinsel-edged velvet leaves set against a valvet background."

There are Tew dress- makers of note who do not now send out their oven- ing gowns complete with a hair bandesu-generally, of diadem form—a handbag and evening cloak to matah, dainty trifles that make quite as much differ- ence to the amartness of the evening toilette they do to the total of the dressmaker's bill.

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Feathers are also being introduced, to form fas cinating Dow coiffure ornaments, High aigrettes

tipa and ostrich returning for this purpose type of ornament which is creating demand for jewelled holders for the feathers.

FOR LITTLE MISSES.

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The bloomer dress is made in dno piece with the bid buttoning to the sleeves and the sleeves buttoning to a waistband underneath.

SELF-DECEPTION.

To see camsires as otherssee us is not always desirable, us people are apt to be too critical or Self-deception is an affliction too condoning, according to their most people suffer from in a large charactere. Living under the for smaller degree. Il excessive, X-rays of domesticity, which it is apt to lead to disaster, but if reveals all imperfections, it is only possessed to a limited extent advisable to pay some bead to it is sometimes rather helpful. those who administer a kindly Nearly all are apt to think hint and check upon certain self- themselves better looking than deceptions which may 'cause they really are. This tends to disastrous consequences. make them take a pride in their personal appearance than might otherwise be the case.

Bright-coloured yarns are being Many people consider them-employed effectively in decorat solves more clever than they ing certain of the new silk actually are. This is one of the negligees. A running stitch here, most dangerous of self-deceps twist there and clever hands tions. It may bring terrible can lend distinction to sa other- trouble, not only upon the self-wise inexpensive slip-o deceived, but upon their dearest belongings. The brilliantly clover attainments, it is only the micro- are most diffident regarding their + scopic brain which is apt to over- estimate its abilities.

Some individuals suffer from delusions about their health, thinking themselves either stronger of weaker than they really are. This is an unfortunate self-deception, causing many health by want of ordinary care, people to jeopardise their good and others to go through life in constant concern regarding ail- ments which only exist in the imagination.

There are people who proclaim that they are easy-going who are known to possess volcanic tem- pers, generous who are undoubt edly slingy, straightforward when they are deeply deceitful,

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FANCY POCKETS.

Many of the newest house dresses, cut on quite straight lines, have-charm- ing little hand-embroider- ad or beaded hip pockets.

These small pateb pockets, made of the same material as the gowns, are usually lined with soft silk or astin to match, or in a paler shade.

The pockets usually bang loosely away from the dress,, Hke a tiny panier pocket, and are an affective addition to a cost frock or tunic dress,

NEW DANCING FROCKS.

Tiny batterly wings of sleeves decorate one of these dresses and a

|| new neckline helps to make it es modish as possible.

The other has a deep Bertha collar of face, Both rejoice in the dashing swing of skirts cut to droop on each side,