1936-07-22 — Page 14

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1936.

JANE GORDON WRITES ABOUT

O

Trousseaux

Fallations only the French realise the fulk importance of linking romance to clothes and food. The male of the species being more ro mantic than the female, work-famous cooka are usually chefs, and many of the best fashion crea- tors a men.

But, even the toughest Parislan saleswomit has the right attitude towards clothes. If you any to her "I don't think I would be happy in that dress,"

will never try to persuade you to take the model how- ever becoming it may be. When she sends you your bill she will always had a little note to say that she

AND FASHION'S

TENDENCIES

AT THE

hopes "Madume" or "Mademoiselle has found pleasure MID-SUMMER

in wearing the dress and that it has brought her AUCTERS."

Most French dress shows end with a wedding dress as a delicate Indication that the aim of the collection is towards romance. Today I intend to follow their example and dont with trousseaux.

NURAVE, in his best romantic wood, bas designed this wedding dress for you of heavy white matin with a Blne tinge. The full of the skirt ja draped over the hips and falla in deep folds down the front,

The flower at the front of the head is in mauve, mad the old English ince valf is held in place by a silk cord round the head,

The going away dress is in pale sky-blue crepe with a bolero of white walle pique. The high fat i nisu pale blue, and she wears white kit gluvou,

THE miern bride's mother is a very hurky we

nas. There never was a tlay when you criti buy a more attractive trousseau al loss expense than row. Apart from the wedding dress and going-away dress, the girl will need at least three evening Trucks, and there ran be found worthy of her at any price from $45 to 3450 In London, I found the most delightful white evening cont, thigh length, with a very full

polated swing-buck collar and great white sleeves, made of thickest slipper satin lined with agater-coloured chiffon for 51% guineas

and epe, country

inilor-made, the other day, the town from 3 to 30 gainens, of linen, Tweed or grey flannel, A test to my over two or three separate dresses. A fightweight twend country coat of the mel-hair varleby.

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Severni jungers and blouses.

IF you are to choose these clothes cleveris, you

must keep track of the fashion, that are being Introduced by the leading houses. Schinpocell has just introduced her taid-senten show and her latest, whims and fancies will soon be rife in the West End

There are the lightly swathed bandeaux worn with evening dresses, wrapped high up round the forehend in the

manner that actresses banduge their heads prior to putting on their make-up, og the lenuty expert bandages the hair of her client before giving her face

Massage.

These bandeaux are about the inches wide in sott material to match the gown and the front of Hem plastered with Rowers, chroidery ur jewele,

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SHOWS

HERE are evening gowns maste in wale spiral stripes of maTEN

Ten mange, grey and yellow, botez six

svetions Coraning the whole dress The mudin and organdie evening gowns have tale belts. Jackets of day suits are edged with plaited straw.

A new bat of black Incquered kid Thid has the brim turned upwards

can be worn at the back of the hend or tilted over the forehend.

The new prints include a patch work cotton-print evening dress; blouse of playing cards print with the cards of the playing pack arranged In lucky ordfr: white cofton printed with cherubs; a radio print; and some lovely white satin for evening gowns with enormous coloured flowers. colours are opaline, vse, blue, green and yellove.

For Our Junior Readers

DIARY of TOOT and MICKY

master, Patal

29A P ́emberton, Vquire, generally

play: cricket on Satur

day

afternoons: but

Getting his

Teeth in

Just Sunday held the other sade And tell

I don't know what tyd been berobelfast,

mate brat ui

there worldn't he a match and so we'd go along and Wnte? The Town play

1 takt me that one day at school the muster told them to write a com- posēlota about a toalball match and or boy wrote: "Too wet, match zematcher.".

Pat seemed to think it funny, but I can't see anything funny about 1. How could a boy wrlie about a football match that never happened?

Well Fielded

We went along to see the Town, but

I got tired of only watching, so-I joined

in and brought the ball back to Paul.

Pani threw the ball back to one of the players, who said, there were teeth. marks all over it

Of course there were, and very good treth marks too, but he told Paul.it he couldn't keep his hound off tim fleid he'd better hop It. Paul told me after- wards that a good cricketer wouldn't I set over a mile thing like that. *End fie was very likely only a substitite,

The

of One

the players got out 1.b.. and Pari! sald 11 was the new M.C.C. rule.

I supposed he meant the LCC. Int he said No. I was t MIC.C. and it was O.K. le sau the

M.C.C. looked after cricket like the D.1.C. looked after wireless and most things nowadays were capital letters.

I asked him what L.5.D. locked after, bat he said that was the other way round because everybody looked after the L.S.D.

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MICKY.

PARIS

A Lay Sermon OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT SYSTEM

By HUGH REDWOOD

JESUS CHRIST, as St. John portrays Him, is always sure that God is His Father. He is apparently never troubled by so mch as the shatlow of doubt," and

He gives those who w

•ceive

and My Father

Your Father,

Jons x. 67.

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God is their Father als Did He never

-ments, as we de, which estled · into Teaching? question Assuredly He did, for He was in ul poaula tempted like as we nre." It is well that we hire the other Gospels to tell us about His

is conflicts. He spiritual nightier Saviour when we ge member the " in the wilders ness, the "why" on the Cross, the "ore amazement" in the Garden.

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The measure of Christ's vie tory is the strength of the benten foe, and heard above these re membrances the words of the risen ford to Mary sour like the song of triumph they are. By way of the Cross He has won the ultimate knowledge. "My Father and your Father": He has won i for us as well. Thus is death robbed of its sting, for the sting is doubt, and when Jesus repassed the gate e tore it, nut.

SALESMAN SAM

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Quite

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120

ACROSS

aeimple little quarrel

makes this party at law,

Miners' work this, perhaps."

10 Th may account for a sudden

stage exit.

1 Many a Freelan has at in

this vehicle,

Bunt.

14 An African from whom a good

grouse seems nutural.

15 Herb,

16 Show..

IN A lecturer often takes this, dog

in mind,

21. titi thefunny-bone? 24 An African.

26 Had this British pet, a flowing

style

30 A 1 nute..

31 Foreign

32 Written work this.

33 Transgress, but apparently only

on the outside,

35 Begone! But it may be only a

beast,

35 Harm.

DOWN

2 "Ladder" (anag).

3 Menning a vinous claim?

4 Memento.

Workmen, but not

number as it sounds, Card

n

definite

7 He probably seldom cuts a thread

without same vice.

8 Wide-awake advice

to

those

always late for breakfast,

11 Mediterranean island.

NOTES OF THE DAY

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A bit of that conversation where jerhaps each attends to little that others Pay.

17 not a specialist in the wheel- wright business but a deputy of sorts.

119 Devilish.

20 Bird.

22 Hussy.

21. One bile makes thin.

25 Tell a little fellow to cease to be

imminent..

27 Of course this garment would be useful on a yacht on a storm. 28 There is nothing but dirlike for

anet of this mital.

29 These islands_are_in__the___W.

indies,

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danger of loosing these inflamed radicala was seen when, having (Continued from Page 6.) been refused arms on the grounds including the Church, the Com-that the revolt had been control- munists. These people are danger-led, they raided a Convent Hos- ous because they are undisciplined, pital, drove nuns and patients out. and the Government may find that of it and burned it to the ground having armed them it will be a in a spate of insane anger. Re- bitterly hard task to disarm them volution breeds that sort of thing, again. An indication of the on both sides,'

SAR! WHAT IS THE TROUBLE?

THEN PAY ATTENTION,SAR, YOU LOOK WORRIED, FOR WHEN PUPILS DON'T KNOW THEIR LESSONS, THE PROFESSOR RAPS THEM ON THE HEAD WITH THEIR VIOLINS!

MIGOSH

By Small

MRS, KRACKER WANTS ME TO TAKE

PIANO LESSONS!

·T, H. REQ, U. 6. PAT, CIF