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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1925. (FEATURE SECTION).

WOMEN'S INTERESTS

A bride's dress in chich beauty of line and richness of material muke rich ornamentation unnecessary, Flat.crepe and duchess lace mike the flounced dress, with matching lave bordering the tulle veill, Lony pearl tassels from the right shoulder strike a new fashion note,

NOTES FROM PARIS.

An attractive negligee is made of white chiffon over brilliant rod orange chiffon, bound with' ́mari- Flowered erope de chine, trim-bou in red orange. mad with dyed laos or bands of

The most attractive mules are plain colour makes some of the of brocaded material with small loveliest lingerie.

buckles or gold strappings. Nightgowns made of two layers on the new large bate, and com- Flowers in profusion are used

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SILVER AND GOLDEN WEDDINGS.

TO:DAY'S BEAUTY NOTES.

If when dressing for the oven. The celebration of the twenty-ing, you find that your neck is so fifth anniversary of a marriago, sunburnt that powder will not, popularly known as the "Silver disguise it, try putting on the Wodding." is a usual occurrence, powder with a small sponge but a "Golden Wedding," the dipped in rosowator; in this way. fiftieth anniversary, is

it will look quite smooth and paratively rare among married even, and will remain on all the couples.

evening. Apply rather thickly,

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Silver weddings are generally and when it is quite dry dust off made the occasion for special the excess with a lamb's wool celebrations. A family dinner puff. party is probably arranged, to which the best man and brides- maids of a quarter of a century ago are invited, followed by an "At Home" or a dance, to which itis customary to invite, as far as possible, those friends who were present at the first wedding reception, as well as theso of more recent standing.

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A new cake, decorated with silver or gold, in accordance with the twenty-fifth or fiftieth anniversary, may bold the place of honour, for the "bride," as once before, to cut the first slice.

Bride and bridegroom twenty-five years ago receive numbers of congratulations by post and telegraph, as well as in person, and many people express their interest in the event by sending presents, which, to be ap- propriate, should be of silver, and white flowers tied with silver ribbon or artistically arranged in' silver baskets. These gifts are timed to arrive on the important day, not some time beforehand. as at a real wedding.

Fresents of gold are the correct thing for a golden wedding, but, unless they are very activo, by this time the old couple probably prefer a quiet celebration.

BEAUTY SHOULD BEGINYAT HOME.

Take the case of a young im- aginery wife. And let's call her Jill". Less than a year ago Jill married Jack. There never was a prettiär June bride than Jill with har satiny hair, hor pink check's, and the powder luffed on her face like 'con- fectioners' sugar. And even to- day if you should happen to meet her at a matinee or a party, your first thought would be. "What a pretty girl!" For Jill, dressed for the public eye, is a very dif forent girl from Jill-around-the Jill-around-the-house house.

says flatly that home is the very ha basn't bought herself more place to wear out her old clothes.

was married. And Jill no longer

FOR THE JUNE BRIDESMAID."

Here is an ideal costume for the June bridesmaid. It is a frock of white souffle over a slip of silver lace and flesh. satin. Violet coloured flowers are.caught at the waist. A large hat with a streamer completes the outfit.

EMPIRE BODICES.

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THIS WEEK'S RECIPE.

FRUIT AND NUT SALAD.

6 oranges. 3 apples. Crisp lettuce.

11⁄2 cup sugar, a 4 bananas.

1 can of pineapple.

1 cup of nuts out into small

'pieces with a knife.. The juice of 2 lemons,

Divide oranges in sections and cut each section into about, four pieces. Slice bananas lengthwise once and cut cacb half slice into small, pieces. Dice the apples and pineapples. Mix all the in- gredients together, adding, Bute and bananas last. Serve on lettuce leaves."

WHY WOMEN MARRY.

There are women who marry just to show the rest of the

girls that they could "put it over."

There are women who marry to show the man who didn't want to: marry that somebody else did.

There are inquisitive women who marry a man to know what ho is really like in everyday life.

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There are a fow women who marry for a home and children.

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But the truth is that ninety- nine women opt of a hundred merty for the simple thing called love.

THE FASHIONABLE HOME.

Tiny serviettes are the latest), fashion there, are made withi scalloped edges and have little motifs in the corner.

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A dainty boudoir duster of gay feathers is practically hidden under the shirt of a little puppet

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Madame Avakian, considered a perfect type of American beauty, has just been married in Paris to a wealthy manu- facturer of cigarettes. She was born in New York.

ROUND ABOUT PARIS.

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A HALO HEADDRESS.

"The Aureole Bride" was the description applied to Miss Mar ion Mitchell recently when sho was married to M. Ivan Stancicf, at the Brompton Oratory:

Shaded tissue evening cloaks aro a craze of the moment," The most popular design is made with Delicately tinted enamel is flare" effects to throw contrast responsiblo for tha latesting shades. luxury furniture, As far be Woollen embroidery is CL possible each piece is shaped favoured trimmirg for summer wore created a halo effect around The wired, lace headdress sho reund and is built low. ".

coats. A band straight down the her fair hair, and it was held by back is often seen, and bands a tulle "wimple" under her chin:" effect of a yoke. over each shoulder giving the The long straight wedding gown of white satin formed a back- Feather flowers are the newest ground for exquisite old lace, and millinery trimming, Little abapee the bride bad a sheaf of Madonna are trimmed at the side with alilies lying on her arin. Wedgowood china has been cluster, or with a wreath across utilised by a novelty shop for the front of the crown,, made of feather

An amusing frivolity is 6 baoking dressing table

muff with wear dyed cocks' feathers-the more matching feather-trimmed hat. These sets can bought completo, brilliant the dye the better-each Lancer plumage is the most even including wedgewood scent flower being a note of colour in popular and the muff is lined with

itself.

little crape de Chine pleats. Smart printed crepe de Chine ornamented drosses are being

sprays.

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of chiffon give a

charmingly binations of colours are seen again than one house-dress since she opalescent effect if the shades are for the first time in several contrasted cleverly.

Embroidered bedspreads and takes the trouble to brush her Many of the summer frocks matoking cushions Silver monograms, cut from a

Aro A most attractive frock of white hair until it shines, or to powder shown at summer collections shown made of taffetae or satin. with bindings or bands of chiffon

being square or oblong piece of silver, taffeta has large circles of apple she gets up. She hasn't time, with little shirred bodicos finish-taffetas had for trimming rowa

her face every morning when were made after the Empire style A round bedspread of pink velvet. decorate one corner of the new green georgette crepe appliqued really and so Jack carries awayed with flowers and ribbon steam- and rows moire silk envelope curses.

A single wide bracelet with

jover the-surface.

Delicate ombroidery in pastol with him to his office the daily ara. The material chosen is as Two round cushions to match hats to match. These are heavily Bright rads and blues are the jewels forming some complicated shades, usually forming lower vision of a frowsy, sloppy wife in dainty as possible. design is now considered smarter designs trims the new chiffon than the many small circlets, evening gowns

FOR THE TROUSSEAU.

Pink and blue and gold are the colours of this frock. The pink is the colour of the taffeta part of the frock, The blue is in the quaint ribbon and bow that ties with pictures- quely long streamers. Gold lace in quantities makes up the successful tri-colours. One should note especially the grace- fully pointed collar that reaches below the waistline. Beneath the start a tight petticoat of cloth of gold emphasizes its width.

a dirty dress! The Girl of His

Dreams has become a slattern with a dress that gapes in the back, and slipshed feet. But it never occurs to Jill that sho isn't the girl Jack thought ho was marrying. Her defonse, no doubt, would be that "it's too much trouble to keep dressed up around the house. There's no one, but Jack to see nie, anyway!" No one but Jack! Jack, who ought to be the first admirer of bis wife's beauty! For a woman's looks don't count half as much with her friends and the outside world as with her husband, if only she know it!.

A BRIDES PARADE-

A recent silver bride was, in senso, typica) of the new bridal fashions.

Glittering wedding dresses are to be the rule once again, despite the recent revival of tho all- white toilette. A famous dreas- makor says that ivory is," too doadly" for the modern brido, and that prospective brides aro shaking thair heads at white dresses.

Several brides-to-be attended Eve Valero's salone recently where a novelty dress show in the form of a brides' parade was hold. Thore were gold, silver, and gold and silver bridor, each with their attendants.

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There is a positive oreza for jare often cut at the nock and sides of blue ruching. suede or kid jumpers with little and relaced with silver cord

completed this set.

embroidered with soutache and colours most in demand.

HOW THE MONTH OF JUNE HAS CHANGED.

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THE JUNE BRIDE TO-DAY

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