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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1934.

At the left is a tea dance jacket suit green silk crepe with em- broidered organdie frilla about the neckline; right, a pale blue silk dress, with brown or gandie pleated frills around the neckline, sleeves and patch poc kets.

THE SIMPLE evening frock, at the left, is made of crisp white mousscline with high neckline and huge balloon alecves. It has a todeta slip, and glass bullons on the front of the bodice.

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PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT

SUMMER CLOTHES FOR YOUNG GIRLS

FASHION designers have outdone themselves to give 19346 young girls

handsome collection of dresses from which to pick and choose.

For your young daughter there is a filmy white ovening dress, of mousseline or chiffon that will Butter in all directione.

For the daytime, there are semi-formal frocks, street length, trimmed with ruffles or fine panels of plents that are so flattering to the very young. These can be worn for luncheons, teas and informal dinners.

For ten dances, there are beautiful jacket models that will delight your daughter's heart. Better stick to street lengths here, too. She'll wear such a costume oftener and enjoy it mure.

The jackets are short and form-fitting and lingerie touches are pre- valent. Get one that will be appropriate and wearable for important luncheons,

Her ovening gown should be long and billowing with some sort of a little ruffled shoulder cape in matching material. Look at tulle, chiffon, mousseline, organdle when choosing the fabric. Medium decolletages are amartest and dresses that are pretty rather than sophisticated have first place in the graduation style race.

Accessories have a definite place in the young girls wardrobe. Long. gloves of fabrics to match the gowns are perfectly charming and brimmed hals, adorned with Intricate feather, flower and fruit fancies are amusing and becoming.

When you're ready to select shoes, look at tocless and hcolless sandals for evening, pumps for tea dances and class day, one-eyelet oxford tles for luncheons.

A summer frock should be gay and

youthful, with a dash of grown-up dignity to emphasize girlish charm

By Julla

COSTUMES-COURTESY OF "MCCREERY'S

—NEW YORKC—. SHOES BY SELBY

AT LEFT peach-colored evening dress in foamy tulle, with a cascade of ruf- fles in the back and a ruffled shoulder cape to match. The satin eve ning slippers are trimmed with silver kid- skin.

THIS daytime

frock of white silk crepe has pleated ruflès of rólf material White kid. sandals and long, white silk gloves aro toorn with th