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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

SATURDAY, JULY

(FEATURE" SECTION).

MILKMAID

Large

4 pl.

25

cts.

STERILISED NATURAL

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WOMEN'S INTERESTS

MEANS SAFETY No

ICROBES.

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This bride is árathed in chigfan our while salin with w yoke and veil of reat Duchess lace, Her skirt is ruffled and falls in a semi-train. Reat orange blossoms are caught in her line heatpiece and full from her bouque.

The maid of hemour also wears a rafted clagon gown with sireves of Chintilly lace and silk roses in pastel shnudes, The bridesmaids wear bouffunt frocks of Chantilly hace over satin joined to fight texdices and corsairs of flowers. Their hats of white lace braid have wide streamers of pink salía.

LACE LAMPSHADES.

Japanese silk. The panels were connected by narrower ones of vory fine, slightly acru tinted The popular fi'et lace panels, laws, bearing a design in fine mosuring nine or ten inches longbradorie anglaise, the panels being by seven or eight. inches wide, put together with a line-lace-in- make specially delightful boudoir rertion and finished top and bottom with a minute hand of the or drawing-room lampshades.

sumio face.

Ono specially pretty example consisted of three upright panels

Mounted Empire shapes on a fine wire foundation with curved

mounted on the palest pink inside wiros, which do not show

DAINTY DINNER GOWN.

when the lamp is lighted, give the softest and most becoming light imaginable.

Such a lampshade may equally. well be made from two or three of the charming imitation machine-' made panels of filot luce, with their excellent designs of Cupidaj with bows and arrows and sylphs with gurlands. If no broderie anglaise panels are forthcoming, plain Sno tinted lawn may re- place them, to fill in the gaps between the pieturen of lace.

A - BEAUTIFUL FRENCH ·ACTRESS.

THIS WEEK'S RECIPE.

FUDGE.

2 cups granulated sugar.

1 cup milk.

2 tablespoons butter.

Pinch of salt.

2 tablespoons corn syrup.

1 ounce bittor chocolato cut in sinal piocos.

Mix Ingrodionts and cook to the soft ball stago. Remove kettle from firo allow to cool 15 minutes. Add one teaspoon vanilla and! beat until it is creamy and thick. Add one-half cup of nut meats and spread out in buttered pan one inch thick, Cut into one- Inch squares.

FASHION NOTES.

Widefbracelets of tortoise shell | are very attractive on the upper arm when a carved Spanish comb is worn in the hair.

A white georgette crepo frock with graduated dots in navy bluo has euch dot outlined with white' beads. The largest dots aro about the size of a silver dollar and the smallest the size of a fivo cent piece.

Square-cut beads are now the rage for necklaces and they are separated by a small round or cylindrical shapedfboad.

There's a dainty new bracelet! on the market fitted up with a.. mirror, powder puff and lipstick

The

JULIE MAROT.

Yests made of crope de chine, “morocain and especially organdie, ure becoming increasingly popular. In the first sketch the reper can monogramined bathing be worn open or closed, when it is opened it often discloses a moit suit is now this year, and is used delightfully coloured, and sometimes also elaborately embroidered vesld' aliko on simple Jerseys or The rest of the coat-frock underneath is made of white organdie with laborate silk and satin surf the high collar, and a narrow black tie knotted round. The offer frock is plainly muude without even a belt at the waist, so there is nothing outfits.

crossing the "patch" of the white silk veat.

Earrings and necklaces of enrved white jade arò effective with the all black gown.

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Summer lingerio takos into consideration the beltloss frock

SENSE ABOUT SODĂ." course, assuming that the irrita. tion is, of a mild and harmless Soda is the most potent agent character, and not due to a Whoa mosquitoes and guatą and slips and combinations have for the romoval of grease from all sortous skin disease. flounces addod considerably pots, pans, cooking utensils, &c, below the waistlino.

Very thorough rinsing in bot turn a summer evening into a time of martyrdom, gót a littl wator should be given, however, bicarbonate of soda and mix it after the use of soda. Any trace into a paste with a very little of it left in cooking utensils may water and apply to the irritat be responsible for a spoilt meal.

Soda-softons-wator, but for this ing. bito. It will give a large

An interesting novelty is a cane wound with narrow ribbon ending in a shower of bows at the top, and a large envelope purse of ribbon to match.

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New bags for formal or evening: wear are crochoted entirely of small imitation pearls,

Very exquisite lace is used on the fancy slips worn under thin frocks. Wide bands of real laco are often combined with two or three narrow varieties.

Tiny gold heads moko elaborate pattern ona sheathi gown of white satim

The newest ribbons for wrist watches come in pastel colours

to watch the frocks.

purpose it should be used with measure of roliof discretion. For instance, it would

Soda batha are often recom

bo disastrous to soften the water monded by the doctor in cases of

POPULARITY OF THE SCARF.

The while satin din nergown "Yoshion's whim at the no- ment:.:2

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dicity Fas: to.

NOTES FROM · PARIS.

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A. peacock feather fan- displayed in one of the boulevard shopa has been attracting attention recently, The feathers almost e long as and woman's arm, are mounted on white mother-of-pearl sticks, so that the fan, when unfold- ed, looks like nothing so much as the spray of the central spout of Versailles famous fountain.

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Applique embroidery finds its place in a grout variety of Paris orcations. It adorn children's frecks ip the form of Hittle rabbits, dvoks, birds, or rhips in full sail. Fine felt or heavy linen la used usually for the appliquo motif, which Je cut out and then stitobed on to the garment with an out- Una stitch, or with "a but»: tonhola atlch, if linen is the material. The judi clous addition of a few details, auch an oyes in

Mlle. Lucas, the beautiful young French feminist-ballet girl. Her fiery addresses on the subject of votes for women hava altracted great crowds in Paris. She addressva woman's rights meetings in the afternoops and of evenings she may be found toe dancing in the Paris Opera.

ICE BEAUTIFIES.

PUTTING ON NEW

FGLOVES.

Never leave the donning of now gloves till fivo minutes before one is duo to start: That is to court trouble. Settle down for a leisure half-hour when, there is one to sparo 'and carefully work the gloves The on to the hands. hande should be cool and dry and the inside of the gloves dusted with a littlo powder.

Koop the thumb outside whilst first of all working on the fingers, and when the lator is at last inserted support the elbow on the table or kneo. This mini- misos the strain that so often results in a split

If the gloves have buttorin, fasten the second one first and the first last. This also breaks in the glovo gently, and is loss Jikely to rosult in a toar..

head and from the corners of the mouth towards the oara.

glove. For removing a double chin If you happen to bavo a amall Jump of ice handy when you are the ico massage will be found beneficial. Stroke from making your tollot, either in the very morning or at night, you will find beneath the chin towarde the that it will be of great benefit in base of the nook, and if it is. rostoring the contour of a face possible to obtain two pieces of which has become flabbyco and one in cach hand when especially around the jaws and treating the throat good read la EXANDER will be obtained in a much Choose a smooth... piece of shorter time.

and after whehing! the Cofaceúne the loo as almash

throati

the animals) or WAYOS ID. -- 100, the case of the ships makes this liitto decora #tion vary stentive,

Earrings have by no means lost

to roller Stroke the face with favour with jshionable women"

Belcamurward dimmotion, and are longer and

Mobin towards the fore-1.74.

Never Boraw gloves ond inside the other, but pull them out flat, blow out the fingers, and failing the glove box or sachet wrap them up before putting

Hore 'are seen three acarves of silk crepe and yet so different. To the left, red and white print with a black border hemstitched on, fashions a set of hat and scarf. Velleno, magenta, orange and purple make a riot of colour on a white scarf. It is hand painted. Marabou rings another change and finishes the scarf onda as well as furnishing a chon for the small toque (shown in the last drawing). The marbou is dyed apricot to match the crepe scarf and hat.

In which woollens are washed rhoumatism. To make it add. with soda, and it is inadvisablo 16oz. of bicarbonate of soda to: to add it to the water in which an average bath full of water:: vegetables are cooked; though The temperaturo of the "water this lattor is a fairly common should be round about 90dug., practice. Bicarbonato of soda though medical advice should be should be used instead, and then jaaked on this mattor. only in very small quantity,

A refreshing footbath. Is made Always keep the latter in a dry by adding oz. of washing soc cupboard and in a tightly to each 2 gallons of water. stopporod glass jar or bottle.

Do not buy in large quantities, for bicarbonate of sodo storos

badly and, loses its properties Tulle soarfs may-ma when stale or damp frock in colour cor Bicarbonate of soda, dissolved differ. Violöt tallo

in water makes a cooling and frook or red with black soothing lotion for appilaation" orchid with pink, are suOGONAL to an irritated skid, always of loombination