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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH; WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1933.

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Stocked in suitable cloths for summer wear.

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WOMEN'S INTERESTS

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Use Glaxo for cooking

With Glaxo in the house you are never without a supply of pure, fresh milk, milk that "keeps" in its tin, ready for use in any quantity at any time. Glaxo makes deliciaus coffee, cocoa and chocolate, milk-puddings, custards, blanc-manges, ice-cream, soups, sauces, and hundredis of appetising, nourishing dishes.

A lady from MHOW says: "I find that Glaxo and the many dishes made up from it are invaluable in a country like India where it is often difficult to get milk which one can accept as pure."

Everything you can do with ordinary milk you can do better with Glaxo, which is prepared in an instant by the addition of hot, boiled water.

Glaxo

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BY MARIAN BALE,

The bridal cap may be any style. but undoubtedly the Russian effect making a frame for the face is moss interesting.

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YOUR OWN VALUATION.

BEAUTY SLEEP.

The woman

THIS WEEK'S RECEIPE.

Cocoanat Fingers.

Required: 4oz each of butter, suzar, desiccated cocusaut, 3oz. of four, 4 eggs, à teaspoonful of baking powder, vanilla essence,

Beat the butter and sogar to a cream, sieve the flour and baking powder, add the eggs one by one to the butter mixture and beat well: stir in the four, coconut and vanilla. Pour into a shallow sia lined with greased paper, and bake in a moderate oven from 15 to 20 minutes. Tarn onto a sheet of sugared paper to cool then pour over white or pink glaced icing, and sprinkle with finely chopped cocoanut Cut into fingers while the icing is soft.

The icing is made with 1/2 lb. of icing sugar rubbed through a sieve, put into a pan with the strained juice of half a lemon and a little water. Stir overlow beat until just melted and use.

TENNIS *TIPS."

If rubber soles "draw" the feet slip socks inside your shoes, which must be chosen large enough to permit this being done.

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When joining a new club be very careful to create the impres- sion that you have joined for play and not for the social side. Later on this slips in naturally, but The 1943 bride does not inves'

with a waiting list of people in a costly bridal gown that has

anxious to join members are apt one day of triumph, then

People largely take you at your lives the rest of its life wrapped Her slippers may be the con- own valuation. Therefore avoid retain

who wishes to to be irritated if a girl accepts L a youthful appearance Tacant place without taking foll in tissue paper in the chest, beventional white

opera undervaluing yourself! Many must make up her mind never to advantage of the courts whenever coming heirloom by slow pump or fancy sandals or strapped women instead of making the allow work, pleasure, or and uninteresting degrees.

models of silver brocade. The very best of their, looks, their worry to rob her of a reasonable

even possible. colonial effect may be carried out chances, their capacities, are for amount of sleep. Remove the veil and head by buckles of pearl beads, or a fever worried by a contemplation dress from this season's model rosette of white lace with an or- of their weak points; they study storer, and will

Sleep is Nature's sweet re-

do more smart ange blossom nestling in the the debit side of the balance sheet smooth out the lines and wrinkles and you get down to a little frock of white satin, moire, centre. Jewelled heels and toes of life, instead of glorying in the which the day's work and worry georgette or tafeta, appropriate are seen on some of the most elab icredits!

may have left upon her face than for dinner and dances season to come.

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The result is that they "alink" the most potent beauty creams The bridal bouquet may he asand in nine cases out of ten they

and lotions. It is not made of that perfect- elaborate or as simple as one do not go to things," but stay in ly dead white shade that was wishes or may be dispensed with once the mode and was so gen, entirely. erally unbecoming. Now the bride selects a deep cream ivory tint or a pink shade that

with her complexion.

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A string of pearls or a jewelled

to be beneficial, must be taken The old idea that beauty sleep, the background. "I cannot pos before midnight is a long-explod sibly go because I am not smart enough! I can't ask them to

ed theory. It matters but little pendant are appropriate, but the dinner, the house is so small and whether you go to bed at 9 p.m. is almost flesh and harmonizes modern bride is apt to wear no won't call on that bride I was inbours for sleep. Whether these i shabby compared to theirs." "I or 3 a.m. so long as you obtain a reasonable number of consecutive jewels at all.

troduced to yesterday: she looks hours should number eight, nine, nice, but I don't know, I expect or ten depends, to a very large she has lots of friends."

extent, on individual needs. The madest woman, who though not more sleep than her more placid Such are the words of our highly nervy woman requires blessed with witty, attractive and charming- have at least nine hours; but for riches, may be sister, and should, when possible,

the average woman eight will generally be found sufficient.

The frock itself is a girlish Affair of simple lines, and drapery. though the effect of richness and elaboration may be gained through the addition

of embroidery, beading or pearl applique.

If her veil is not of real lace, she may use tulle and a wreath of orange blossoma.

The bridesmaid, tor, has made radical changes in her costume this season. She no longer con- fines herself to the delicate pastel tones that were once ber choice. She may appear in a fairly deep

a woman whom other people want

rose, grean or blue with a puffy bustie bow in the back or an apron tunic of lace or embroidery or she to know, but fear to intrude on may have her costume entirely

because she seems 50 embroidered in floral patterns,

ofish."

THE NEW PARASOLS.

The Cportation

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Handle

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Always sleepin a well-darkened room, for to wake in a bright light is not only bad for the nervous. Turn the wrong end of the tele-system, but is most injurious to scope on to your supposed draw the eyes. backs. Then you will get the

in true perspective.

OUR EVENING FROCKS.

An original evening dress seen recently was made of broad bands of ribbon, black at the edges, white in the middle, and huge red roses spread over it. This ribbon show. ed a silver back, and the dress in question was made up of stripa placed alternate sides uppermost so as to show off the contrast of silver an one side and colours and black and white the other.

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Fow evening dresses have any. thing to speak of in the way of a bodice. Some of the new models are draped and have a straight, tight look about them; with these a long "glove" type of sleeve is

WOTD.

The metal fabrics which have a colour woven through them are far more popular for evening wear than anything else. Powder blue woven through gold or silver creates an exquisite effect; lemon yellow with silver, cherry red with gold, and white with copper,

Taffeta seems to be coming back into favour again, which means that extended hips and billowing effects will also have a continued run of popularity.

PRETTY HAIR MOUNTS.

There is something very fascinating abnut- the new turban-shaped hair mounts, now made in the form of a heavy roleux. These are fashioned of rich. coloured chiffon valvet, twisted with bands of gold or silver tissue.

Other turban mounts show Egyptian placque ornaments, Bewn with heavy mock jewels mount- ed in their centre front with dangling bead pen-. dsats.

Leaves made by wired brown tulle, arranged with wing-like profusion, adorn the sides of other striking hair ornaments. Sparkling bead ornaments of lace- like pattarus, carried out in tones of bronze and sapphire blue jewel dust, are a charming relief from the gold and silver and diamante. ornaments of last year,

Turban mounts of black velvet and silver tissue, trimmed with curled beran paradise plumes, or little ostrich tips, are being sold for matron's wear, and add a wonderfully smart finish to an all-black dinner or reception gown.

FASHIONS IN JEWELS.

Pearls are decidedly the most fashionable jewels for day wear. Perhaps this is because fashion is inclined to be rather sober in her day moods.

There is also a penchant for one stone ringe in pre ference to others. The atone is either mounted in plain setting (and, in this case, the stone needs to be a far size), or else, if it be a smaller stone, it is surrounded by small"dia- monds and encased in sa elaborate platinum frame. Nothing, of course, mat- ters that is not platinum these days. Even wedding rings are not quite the thing unless they appear in the form of a plain be- velled platinum band, or else a fat one elaborately chased on the inner side and set on the outer one with tiny diamonds,

FOR SMALL GIRLS.

The diminutive lingerie dressCE are most fascinating. They are of triple ruile, linen, orgondie'or crepe de chine, in all the delicate pastel· shades, trimmed with embroidered dots, net frillsor pin tucks,