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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13,

THE WORLD OF WOMEN

NOW YOU WHIRL YOUR PARTNER

BY ARTHUR MURRAY

The pivot is the next basic step that you must learn to dance beau- tifully.

The pivot, when used with other banic movements, helps. make many of thone interesting combi- nations you have watched dancera do, with your eyes glued enviously on their graceful motions.

It often is called a "spin" or a When yan learn to pivot

"whirl."

WEST WALL

NORTH WALL

TEA

Start

SOUTH WALE

EAST WALL

right, on the toes or ball of your foot, you will find yourself re- volving much as a child's top spins fun a pointed peg. It la just a par- ticularly graceful, way of making a quick turn.

Notice the grace this couple shows in making a turn. They have accomplished the pivot or whirl according to the diagram shown on the left.

Keep one foot always directly n front of the other, Rock for ward, bringing the entire weight upon the ball of the forward foot, and rise. Lift the free foot from the floor and spin around, making a quarter turn, bringing the free foot down directly in front of the other. Rock back on the back foot and repeat the motion. Re- member you always step forward or backward, never to the aide.

2. Step forward on right turn- which ing one

quarter to right, face you should put on a table or chair, south.

1. Face north wall, step back- ward on the left foot, turning one 3. Step backward on left, quarter to the right, facing east turning one quarter to right, fuce wall,

west.

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TO THE HOUSEWIFE.| TO-DAY'S RECIPES.

Rubber in the"

'Bathroom.

own

Good Things With Raisins.

4. Step forward on right, turn one quarter in right, face north.

When you step on one foot, lift the other off the floor. The right foot should be far forward, the left behind.

NOTES FROM PARIS. Taffetas Evening Frocks.

Some extremely good effects can It is not always realised that i French designers have a fond- be obtained with rubber fitted raisins do more than add interest iness for the fringed ruching made round the sides of the modern and flavour to cakes and puddings of taffetne, with which some of the -they add nourishment in their prettiest frocks, particularly for square bath. The rubber is bought in a long strip; which can following recipes are easy to follow gowns of unusual design in taffetas very pleasant way. The girls; are trimmed. Some evening he cut to measure, and several attractive shades can be blended. and the results easy to eat, as they are made severely plain and given In a bathroom with pale distemper here are three sweets:

say in America. First of all, distinction by means of an em- walls the rubber strips round the

broidered motif. Some of theno sides may be edged with a thick

Raisin Fritters

are extreme in pattern and size, horder of deep blue, while in the Sift together a breakfastcupful extending from shoulder to bem, middle is an artistic streaky grey.flour a

the teaspoonful baking pow and are in large plaques on der, and a pinch of antt. Beat 1 skirt or bodice, or both. Modern and futuristic touches oz. butter with two tablespoonfuls

Quite lovely was a little model have been introduced, so that the sugar, and when creamy stir in the in rose-grey taffetas, the skirt em- amall householder with an eye yolks of two eggs. Now add the broidered in the design of a large for original colour blendings can flour alternately wih a drop or two spider's web in floss, and gathered devise attractive patturan with of mlik, keeping the mixture fairly to the waist, full at the sides and squares, half-circles, zodiacs, and thick. Flavour with a little van- back.

senson,

stripes. An advantage is that the illn essence, stir in 21⁄2 oz. seedless The frilly frock of tulle is hav rabber is obtainable either in the egg whites, whipped to a' very ing a merry revival this form of tiles or large strips which stiff froth. Drop the mixture in and some of the dressmakers have can be fitted and cut up very much spoonfuls into hot fat, fry a gol-made some especially dainty frocks in the same way as ordinary lino-den brown, drain, sprinkle with of the jeune fille type. Jeum.

caster sugar, and serve garnished Molre in having what in the with lemon sections.

Cumberland Tart

theatre' would be called a "run." This is now made in a lighter. Rofter weave than the stiff moire that once was tested by the quali-

The floor is completely covered with the rubber strips, and be- cause they are carefully fixed to- Butter an old kitchen plate, and gether there is no danger of dirt spread over it a round of short and damp getting between the crust. Fill the centre with rasins; that would "stand alone." Very joints in the tiles na with the sprinkle these with caster sugar handsome rowns of dignified sim- ordinary stone type. Over the and a little powdered cinnamon.lelty are cut after simple de small igne, some of the best in Princess walls round the side of the bath ia dot here and there with

trimming.

a fabric which has been specially pieces of batter, cover with a thin style and with little treated with a thin coating of rublayer of the paste, and bake tilly the way, a novel trimming for ber. This makes it possible to crisp and ricely browned. Brush black moire evening frock, the have a good imitation mahogany over with a little white of egg, skirt of which was composed of wood lining the walls neur the sprinkle with caster sugar, and two wide flounces, is tile eire.

bath.

serve hot.

Raisin Roll

ter, and roll out to an oblong about The rubber in the bathroom Sift together three tencupfuls quarter of an inch thick. Spread gives an air of cleanliness combin- flour, one teaspoonful salt, and with the filling described above, ed with a certain warmth and half a teaspoonful baking powder. moisten the edges with water, roll comfort that the ordinary stone Add Goz. auct (very Anely chop-up, and seal the ends. Boil in a tiles cannot provide.

|ped), mix to a paste with cold wa-l ftoured cloth for about three hours.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS ·

Across

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7 One of Napoleon's Marshals..

8 Securo rat (antag.).

10 Little bita torn off with an in-

ternal tear,

11 Vexatious.

12 Poor fellows, they have a dome

mon father.

14 "What can be avoided whose end

is purposed by the mighty-1"

("Julius Caesar”).

15 Jane arranged to meet native guide to see kint stare a large toar (hidden).

18 Take time after you get the

man down to create order.

20 in his own a man's at home.

22 Feminine name.

24 Old Greek porch.

26 A put-up Job.

29 David's great friend-including

the one who reproved him.

30 A elimbing plant that gives Italian livelinean to New York. 31 This involves a sign in Berne,

but they are not experts, 32 It takes many, many years to

make this German soldier.

Down

1 Such competition sounds simply

criminal.

2 Fed up.

3 Put down for examination, and

make an objection.

4 A mad girl makes a short poem that enshrines a tender thought. The Jackdaw of Rheims was in

PERU IN REVOLT

ARMY AND NAVY JOIN REVOLUTIONISTS

a most comprehensive-

6-mode of expression:

0 Lies in confusion.

18 Stagger.

10 Hidden in Clue 15.

17 Merely a voice to the many,

Telling them how to do it may be cheating.

21 Describer many an old yarn, and certainly sounds a bit thick. 23 Masculine name.

2 This sounds most calamitous

27 Hero Napoleon had time for

reflection.

29 Take a little nap before welling

the last letter of twelve. Aaturday's Solution. BARDPRESSED

DRAMURU NEPRIMA 8 INKING GUNWALE ESOR NOGA TA LOVE HEUGE, BRER F-EMA KUN CAL SORAGGY DAHOMEY

EMBALMS PUGOINT KUL FAKMEN LUNA SNORE= SPOT NEGUDMUUBELAE GALLING BREVIER

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Don Augusto Leguin, who has been interned on an island off Callao since 1980. The Labour- Socialist organisation, known the Apra Party, bas also sidert with Jimenez.

FLA

There are no further particulars Santiago (Chile), Feb. 12.

at present, as direct communica- An Insurrection in which the tion with Lima is interrupted.-

Navy and part of the Army are sald Reater's Special. to be taking the lead in reported i (Don Augusto Leguia van Pre- to have broken out in Peru with aident of Pera from 1919 to 1930 Its centre at Arien. Osorio Jimenez who has with him sident of Peru is Luis M. Sanchez when a different Junta secured The revolt is led by Colonel control of the country. The Pre- many followers of ex-President Carrol.

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Then Sam WE'LL LET YOUR SECOND, HANK, CALL

AÑD HOWIE WERE İREHEARSING FOR || THEIR DUEL, HOW- IE'S SECOND YELL- ED-ON YER Maciti GET SET-GO, || INSTEAD OF READY- {AIM-FIRE! AND İSAM WENT! HE

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OUT THIS TIME, SAM! G'WAN OVER

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