1923-06-13 — Page 9

THE HONGKONG TEL

English Printed Twill]Silk

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1923

Neckwear WOMEN'S INTERESTS

The material is woven in England

and is printed entirely by hand.

We nave a large range of most beautiful designs and colourings and can confidently recommend these Ties for all seasoms wear.

Silk Dressing Gowns in Suitable Designs,

MACKINTOSH

& CO., LTD.

MEN'S WEAR SPECIALISTS,

Alexandra Building.

Des Voeux Road.

THIS SEASON'S WEDDING GOWNS.

Millinery

BABY

ANOTHER SELECTION OF

Charming Millinery Just Opened MADELEINE PEARSON

(Next to Cafe Wiseman)

Tel, 2313. P. O. Box 530.

Prices and decastration on application THERE'S

REAL ENJOYMENT

IN EVERY CUP OF-

LIPTON'S TEA

Sole Agents for South China. A. B. MOULDER & CO. LTD.

18 Des Yoetz Read Central,

MAKES:

·A·HAPPY

MOTHER

From a shote ni a

Bone Clue Body

A Doctor says:

"I do not think so good a food as Claxo" can be brought before the public by the medical profession too strongly."

Claxo is the food doctors recommend and rear their own babies on. This is because Glaxo is not an "artificial" food, but is just pure, uncontaminated milk made safe and suitable for baby by the Glaxo process. Glaxo contains NO malt, NO four, NO starch.

Glaxo

'Builds Bonnie Babies'

"

has been persistently used by Infant Welfare Centres in Great Britain for the last twelve years. Theac Centres now purchase nearly a quarter of a million pounds weight of Glaxo every month, enough to feed over 50,000 babies continuously.

Ginze carte cutained at all Chemists and high- clase Dealera."SULE AUEN IS in South China,

W. B. LOXLEY & CD. Hongkong

Propriere Juseph Mather & Co. Ltd. Gondon and New Zealand,

Some of this season's wedding guens are quaint adaptations of old modes full alarts, begsqar bexlicgs, bateau necklines that slip off the shudders in the 1860 style.

Others are in the latest modes with front draperies in the Egyptian fashion, sleeveless models enreret with pearl bead embroûtery; silver

lave over white silk.

BRONZE SHOES RETURN TO FASHION,

ling from the extreme

NOVELTY TRIMMINGS.

Narrow ribbon, with a scallop- ed edge, is being sold in great quantities in all the big Parisian shops. Three rows of it, in shades that tone, make a delightful border as a trimming to a dress or coat.

An insertion ribbon of shot; colourings with a runner through the middle of the ribbon makes an excellent ruching for a hat or frock, and creates quite a good: affect of stitched petals when it is fucted up. The edges of this losertion are slightly pointed, and these, when drawn up, give the effect of an uneven line.

As well as ribbon ruching, there are ruchings of material being let into soft summer frocks, as- pecially those made of silk oropas of organdia. Catherine wheels as well as stripe are made of ruchings.

Lattice work, formed by cross- ing bands of doubled material, is another popular form of trimming dresses, hats and underclothes.

BRIDAL FASHIONS.

Although the fashion for eatin vived, wedding dresses of chiffon, and stiff brocades has been re- georgette, or tulle are equally fashionable.

Pearl

HOSIERY NOVELTIES.

The new silk bosiery designed to wear with the fashionable alligator and lizard skin shoes, is partio- ularly attractive. This ahows a narrow stripe of black and silver, or black and fawn colour, or brown and champagne, running from the knee to the toe of the stocking, forming a combination of colour that is thoroughly in harmony with the marking of the lizard skin.

The latest fashion in shoes is a patent leather shoe strapped across the front, and tound with lizard skin, Louis heel covered in lizard skin completing the B&me. Many smart stockings are made of brown silk; with drop-stitch ladders of ine metallic gold thread or silver silk with ladder lines of silver tlasel. Other hosiery novelties include black

spider.web silk stockings of exceeding fineness.

A JINGLE OF GLASS

BANGLES.

bangles, sa many as eight or 12 Coloured glass bracelets and

of various colours worn together are the latest vagary of fashion.

forearm.

CHOOSING THE RING.

If money is not plentiful, choose for an engagemet ring one of the more inexpensive precinus stones, such as the topaz or white sapphire, rather than a chap specimen of a more costly gam

If you are not frightened by the sombre colour, onyx encircled by brilliants is charming and up-to- data.

MORNING FROCK;

THIS WEEK'S RECIPE.

Vanilla Blancmange.

The model sketched is only slight. A recent wedding dress was Made after the slave design, collar and short sleeves promise ly bloused at the waistline and its of the toe to the instop, while, superposed tiers meeting a long and often reach halfway up the length cest pernel matches the long tips composed of crystal fringe in three these are slipped over the band, comfort for hot weather. The full others show beaded straps cut straight bodice of satin, this beau out so 16 to form star-like tiful gown being girdled with silver

Obtainable in practitring belt. Erilar, and cuffs are Alfashion has arrived for wear-terns. The vogue for brown trailing orange-blossoms at one parple, and

designs, or lovely. Grecian pat- and crystal, and trimmed with cally every colour, from deep white, touched up with a line of col

oured cross-stitch embroidery. ing elaborately beaded bronze evening shoes extends also to side.

mauve, orange, leather shoes over pale flesh-pink satin. for, amongst the prettiest

brick, or IONA red, rich stockings. These look extremely footwear to be found in London

royal blue, black or grey, it is. smart with light-coloured tulle or just now are graceful jester shoes

sewn satin wedding quite astonishing to find how de- crape de Coine frocks, or dance made of nigger brown satin, with dresses are another extravagance, toilettes made of beautiful blonde the fronts elaborately embroi- while the use of heirloom lace corative an effect they impart brown laces.

dered with sprays of conventional gives a richness and an import even to the most ordinary toilette- flowers worked in gold thread. ance to wedding gowns that range Shoes of this sort cannot be loo Worn either with gold or brown from shades of dead white tolery is, it is by no means too i pint of milk, 14oz. of loaf anger. Ornamental as the new jewel- Required Half pint of cream, elaborate as regards cut or trimm silk stockings of cobweb thick-exquisite tints of deep ivory, some elaborate to wear as a supplement 3 yolks of eggs, 14oz. of leaf ing. One sees them made with a ness, these are sold for both of which verge almost on vellum to the most simple cotton gown: gelatina and 2 inches of vanilla mass of tiny beaded straps extend-evening and afternoon wear.. colour.

while bangles of this description

pod. look equally smart for evening Trains for wedding gowns also toilette.

Bring the sugar, milk and A white crepe show a novelty, for it is now Chine dance dress worn without simmer for five minutes. Next de vanilla pod to boiling point, and fashionable to wear the short re-any other type of jewellery,takes, beat the yolks of the eggs, and the same basin Dour

ONE SLIP FOR MANY DRESSES.

The slip-really a dress skirt with pima bolice-has become more and more elaborate.

Many show side draperies and tanies, or wide founces. Some are made in wrap-around style, with circular pleats.

The idea is that one stip may be used with seceral dresses.

THE LANGUAGE OF THE the slaborato head girdle of last

SCARF.

year. Side panels, sprou-fronts, pockets, sleeves, and draperies of every kind are now fashioned The gaily-coloured handkerchief, showing Indian, Chinese. of printed silk or 'cotton handker chief scarf has captured popular Futurist, or Persian patterns. The fancy on both sides of the Chan-sports girl winds a handkerchief round her head instead of a hat;

cel.

It is tied gipay fashion from the milliners go so far as to out one side of the neck to the away the brim of their beat ther, or one finds it knotted models in order to make way for round the waist in Jieu of this picturesque new drapery.

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gulation Court train, which on an added smartness wheh six into consists of nothing more than or eight bangles of glass, ranging the tolling milk, stirring all the panel, four and a balf yards from from deep cracge to palest lemon time. Pour the shoulder to the hem.

back into the colour, are worn on one's arm. A saucepan and stir over Cloth of silver is used to make summer toilette of while cloth is flame until the liquid thickens. a low the trains for many bridal gowns, rendered equally chic by the addi The gelatine must be dissolved while white or cream tulle, tion of a series of bangles, and showing beautiful

in just over a quarter of a p'at brilliant or long drop earrings to match, made pearl embroidery, is also in of the new jet glass-which has Remove the vanilla pod as the of water, add it to the custard. hitherto paly been used for the mixture grows sold, and stir in ornamention of smart streetshoes. the cream stifly whipped.

Vogue.

Brides adopt chaplets of silver leaves or little diadem-froated tiaras of orangeblossom to keep their veils in place.

Although skirts of bridal gowns are often cut short-especially in the case of very youthful brides- several big Parisian designers are introducing full-length wedding gowns of more stately appearance,

HANDKERCHIEFS FOR COTTON FROCKS.

For wear with cotton frocks, one finds gingham handkerchiefs that are quite adorable in their gaycoloured checks and lince-thair corners de corated with 8 calour- priated design, showing minute nosegay of flowers or a group of dancing fairies or marionettes.

Children still use colour- ed handkerchiefs that have "quaint bird or beast sm

braidered in coloured cot- ton in one corner. Amongst the novelties for evening tise Ta pale flowered lawn handker- chiefs decorated with hand-drawndesigns, finish ed with an eighth of an inch hem, other models of similar type having wide hems of white washing. nat, and bearing the owner's crest or cypher daintily worked in ons corner.

FRILLS ON CHILDREN'S FROCKS.

Children's frocks are frillier than they have been for some seusONS past using rows of valenciennes luce, ruffles and ribbons for trimmings. Taffetus and organdies are used and a variety of plats, striped and checked fabrica,