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THE WORLD

OF WOMEN

QUAINT WRAPS FOR GALA EVENINGS

Puffed Sleeves and Pleated Shoulders Lend Charm to This Trio

By Joan Savoy

The featherweight summer evening wraps are utterly quaint and charming. You can have them of the same material as your dress, whether it's silk, satin, crepe, linen or seersucker.

But if you get the right little gadget to throw about you, the chances are that you can wear It with several things and al- ways feel kind of gay in it.

The most old-fashioned little gem seen in many a day ie n little gray printed taffeta jacket (left), the fine little print being a dainty flower superimposed on a hairline stripe of red. The jacket goes in for sleeves in a big way, but gets over the idea by the time they hit the elbows and the cuffs are skin tight. It fastens with 1 single old- fashioned gray pearl button.

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YOUR CHILDREN

Help the Child, to Be

Sure, But Let

Him Think for Himself

By Olive Roberts Barton, What happens when someone stands behind you at the bridge table and criticises?

cartridge pleated shoulder cuffs, is a good choice. The coat (centre) has an Ascot scarf, finished with the pleating, too. For the girl who just must have her glamour, there is a stunning white matelasse awng

ger

cont. (right) that has restraint enough to become a Indy when dressed her most lady-like self.

It is a little bit Chinose, with stand-up collar, then quaint as to pleated shoulders on the full sleeves. There are three very unusual rhinestone buttons, the top one three ply, the second two and the third one. They are effective on the beautiful white material.

lapan & bole

and nak advice, and respect what GLORIFYING he says.

Now lift the bridge table and

put there the complicated struc

ture of the world. The child is

YOURSELF

learning a new game, life, with Thick Ankles Are No good and bad players. Behind him stands his mother with ever

ready advice.

She is in American vernacular a "kibitzer," because she stands be- hind her child and tells him what to do. A kibitzer can be a good adviser as well as bad.

Child's Attitude Important

Disgrace

By Allein Hart.

If you have thick ankles, don't give up the ship!

Go to an art gallery and gaze at some-of-the ancient Greek_beau- ties and take heart,

You flare up instantly and al- though you may be too polite to

. What is the child's attitude go- If your ankles swell when you say so, you resent his interference

One of irritation be-are tired, that's a different mat- to the point of making deliberately ing to be?

cause she is forever nagging at ter. It may be due to any number wrong plays just to spite him.

None of us can stand to be told him to play her way, or one of of different slight bodily ailments and told over again about our own trust and friendliness because he and only your physician can ana- business.

We may be wrong, but knows she is really trying to help?lyze just what is the matter.

I am speaking to the many wo- It is our game and we must learn If she knows that nature is to

it ourselves.

be trusted and that he is sure to men and girls who spend their To go on with bridge as an ob- learn better with her as quiet time pining because they haven't ject lesson, suppose the two oppo- guide, he is lucky in having such tapering ankles. Generally speak- nents consist of a good player and a mother. But if she wants himing, no girl over failed to get her a bad player. We will watch the to play the game her way, telling man just because of ankles that she did, it good player and try to learn his him every minute what he should weren't graceful. It moves. We will copy the bad do, it is likely he will get tired of was only because she let her an- down. That! kles, get her spirits player perhaps also, but in time being told and pay not the slight is what no girl should do! wo will learn more from the good est attention to her in the end. There are many things you can player than the bad, because our It is the attitude with which a do to improve what you many con Instinct tells us that more is to child listens to his parents' advice sider a lack of beauty in your an- be gained from right than from that counts. Be sure he is think-kles. First, don't wear too light the size wrong. The one person we refuse ing for himself. He may do wrong stockings, they increase to learn from is the kibitzer, no but he will learn mostly what Is of your legs. Second, and more matter how fine a player he may right, given any chance at all. important, learn to walk with such Once he learns resentment against a graceful, enviable litheness and advice from his mother, he will lilt that everybody will envy you. Dancers often have large legs. If however, it is understood be-resent it from almost everybody. fore we start that the person be- He will deliberately make wrong Learn a lesson from their uncon- hind our chair is there for a displays for spite.

cern. They know that the size, tinct purpose, to help and guide us This is why all suggestion must shape and length of their legs is from time to time, because he is be a tactful thing. Parents can-never noticed. It is the whole pic- that is. beauti- interested in us and not in him-not expect children to play the ture they create self, because he is unselfish and hand exactly as they would playful, the way they move, the way their feet and legs. friendly and fine, then that is dif- it themselves. Life after all is a they use

There's a lesson in them for you, ferent. We show him our hand lone hand.

be.

A Helper Is Different

SALESMAN SAM

Sam's Guessing!

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

ACROSS

1 A game for active people.

6 He carries on temporarily.

8 Hore a weight and a spike create

trust.

10 I look closely when the rubber

is half finished and think of CIEBAT.

11 This is always on hand.

12 Reason for touchiness.

13 Set by the sea in sunny Santoa.

10 Tots ape (ansg.),

17 A Chinese magnolin that sounds

extremely German.

18 Garments seen at the conat.

20 It's sound policy to stick to this

flower.

22 Acknowledges.

23 A ner variant, one may deduce. 21 Attached to a body, .

28 Worship.

29 It may be seen in stone to keep

moving.

30 The old physician.

31 The maniae will form a plot.

DOWN

1 Issued to a Field-Marshal and to

a policeman.

2 He may give you a full plate

unless you ask him to stop.

3 The rainbow.

4 Growth is promoted here.

bowling, try these.

6 Take bird, take fold-excuse this Jingle-they name a laird who was left single.

7 Conveying a command.

Harms.

14 Walks.

15 Smooth.

16 Divinely fragrant,

18 Show sympathy here, please.

19 A real ray of sunshinet 20 Cheerful quadruped.

21 A genus of herbaceous plants

which, from the sound of them. have at least one good point.

25 Only a note, but a very long one. 20 "-gifts. wax poor whon givers prove unkind." ("Hamlet.")

27 Operatic character who, strikes a

double note,

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