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A RATHER UNUSUAL

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, MAY

THE WORLD

SUMMER

DRESS

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1934.

MATERIALS THEY'RE NAUTICAL BUT NICE FOR SPRING

BANK ON PIRATE HAT TO FLATTER TALL MAIDENS:

HALO SAILOR HAS BUTTERCUPS ON UNDER BRIM

1933-34

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Shades of Captain Kidd and his with plenty of poise. It will give for spring 1934 will certainly go manish felts for the Dlanas, tiara mud For every off-the-face hat, hats like a royal headdress for haloed victim! Swashbuckling her a sophisticated look,

there's another slanting rakishly classic features, and raklah Apache pirate hata vie with the sainted' Becoming to any young person

just don't give a hoot clamp them "Be yourself" is not exactly the innocence of schoolgirl sailors in is the halo sailor at the right of over the nose, while others that berets for the sophisticated indy.

the sketch. It is of black milan selves straight on tho lop of the motto to follow this spring, for the spring mode.

with sprightly yellow buttercups noggin. There are flaring Dutch you may pick a vary fascinating "Desperado," nt the left of facing its under brim.

cape to please the platinum blonde. now self in choosing your bonnet. the sketch, of black felt, has

Spanish sombrerors for the vivid] It's everybody's hat year and every

Buster huge tries to put brunette,

Brown girl ought to find a chapeau ta The fellow who | sweeping rolled back brim, very

Hattering to the tall slender girl his finger on the millinery trend saucers for the gal with bangs. Ratter her face.

YOUR CHILDREN.

:

Show Real Interest

Home Work

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tractions of the radio should be way the teacher has of discover. GLORIFYING postponed. Errands er householding how much of the day's explan-YOURSELF. in duties should be done either before ation has clicked. Therefore it is

or afterward.

best to let Jimmy do his own prob- The Hepburn Bang

Comes To Fore

But above all there should be lems. But there is certainly no at least a little interest on the par-bjection to helping him with the By Olive Roberts Barton.

ents part in what Jimmy is try principle involved. At least thera

To emulate the colffure style set and "dis-by "Little Women" a special type Most of us know that given aing to do. This does not mean should not be. I could never un-

clothes and a new line of regular task to do each day, we that Dad should do his problems derstand "interest" must have time, place and peace or Big Sister his history, but a count," I remember. My father of

interest in his took an entire evening to make it thought as to cosmotics are neces-

to do it in.

real and human

Yet we have a habit, wo parents, work should be the family ntti- of making the home work of chli- tude. dren an incidental thing.

plain.

Too Much Study Harmful

sary. If you're going to cut bangs and do your hair as Jo. Amy, Meg and Beth did, you'll have to con- sider your whole get-up from a Victorian view point.

if

I don't like the idea of home- As far as helping him, is con-

on earth ob-work, yet there are times whon it

The Katharine Hepburn dringe Not that we intend to, quite the cerned, no teacher

with too much work is is quaint and old fashioned and contrary, for there goes up at jects to home explanations. Thero must be given, To load children nightfall a chorus all over the land a too little of it done, in fact, down

and the school programme can wrong. Children cannot be con-you'll mar the effect of it if rouge

applied too blatantly or of "Get your lessons done, chil- usually stand a bit of supplemon-ined all day and all evening, too. is

In spring why not get them up an clothes don't harmonize. dren." Most parents go through tury coaching.

One smart New York debutante the evening routine of coaxing, ro Home work is of two kinda. hour carlier in the morning and

Study, and the written recitations let them go to it. Their minds arearranges her hair a la "Little Wo minding, and even threatening.

fresh and it will go twice as fast.

men," weurs no rouge at all, ap- But the fact remains that we of facts already known.

If schools were re-graded and plies a touch of eyeshadow to her The idea of the recitation is tu treat the matter as incidental, or secondary to a dozen other things, fix facts in memory. To recite or children grouped in classes accord-ids and uses lipstick generously. To see her with a little turban- write something the child has reading to capacity rather than age, a quiet place fixes it to stay, otherwise the his- much time would be saved. There effect, fur-trimmed hat and a di- There should be

for study, with good tory page, or the spelling lesson would be little need of home work minutive muff to match the fur on light and clearance space for writ may make little impression at all except for the few. There is a the hat is well worth what it costs aleason, great deal of daylight time lost un her devoted young man to take or table When he has studied ing and books, a desk with the right "reach," not too some one can hear him recite, it. der the present system, Teachers, her to lunch.

is always a help, because us a rule, are driven and work un-

Not that you have to "go" com- high or too low, because young This bodies take the pattern only too when he repeats it in school next der the whip-lash of marks. They

wear your hair that way. There's day either orally or on paper, the are judged by their good reports. pletely mid-Victorian in order to a modern woman quickly of wrong position.

double impression is priceless.

Some day it will be changed. In no reason why

make should look incongruous wearing we should As a rule arithmetic problems the meartime

Night night-work as easy and pleasant that coiffure on a warm southern There should be no interruptions are merely tests of reason.

I beach. onco study has bogun. The dis-l work of this kind la often the only as possible.

arranged

Avold Interruptions

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