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Tables

ECENTLY I was invited to have

I dinner 1: the sky-scraping apartment of a New York actress.

Directly I entered the tiny living- room of the fint I noticed two un- usual features. One, the absence, of n dining table. Two, o frosted glass panel, decorated with hand painted designs and it from behind, let into one wall.

At dinner-time a coloured servant entered, pressed a wall button and eased the glass panel out of the wall. Two chromium legs came with it. ellcked into place, and supported the newly-appeared dining table.

Hinged on its lower side, fitting snugly into the wall, this novel toble was composed of a thin, hollow slab of strong glass, iluminated by strip lights. Scratch-, stain- and heat proof, of course, and throwing up wards a complexion-kind peach glow,

All kinds of glass, wood or metal tables can be let into the wall with only

Fish To-day

"THINGS

to COME!"

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1936.

JUST ARRIVED!

RE-ORDERS OF REX RECORDS.

CHARLIE KUNZ PIANO MEDLEYS. 1. 2; 3, 4, 5, 6. 7. 8,

9. 10. 13. 16. 17.

(Yodelling Wanderor

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(Polosky's Russian Party

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(Yodelling: Izzy

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(Yodeling Accordeon Man (Knees Up

HE women of Mayfair have lost their heads completely over black. They know very well that they should be wearing colours again by now, but apparently they do 8761 not know how to get out of the sombre colour that started | 8746 with the death of King George V. Everywhere one goes, 8793 In London there are all the women wearing black.

Their primary subject of conversation is "black" They ask | 8750 . each other whether it will be better to order clothes for the season

In colours or not. They all say that they do not wish to noc 8781 mourning, and yet not one of them has the gumption to go back into colours. The diMculties of the situation have been aggravated by London designers, who are showing collections in black, white 8576 and mauve, and are substituting the bright tulips of the Parls show with violets for Englant

Tone important Dress Opening at least 70 per cent, of the collection was black, and the same was true of the clothes worn by the audience. Lady Warwick, Miss Peggy Johnson, the Duchess of Westminster, Lady Edward Hay and Lady Jersey were Just a few of the younger women who were all dressed in black frocks with small black hats, most of them wore long mink coats. I have come across Mrs. Chorlea Sweeny at several first nights, and also out dancing, she hardly ever wears dark colours, but each time I have seen, her she was dressed in black. One dress way black net, slim fitting to the knees, then flounced out to the floor.

Seen by

JANE

GORDON

again so that both sides are basted Halibut and Mushrooms

and become golden brown and crisp. chopped ingredients-Four hallout steaks. When done garnish with

pepper and salt, parsley, lemon parsley, and serve in the same dish that it was grilled in with the re- Jufer, 3oz. margarine. Wash, and dry the halibut and maining margarine and lemon juice round it. (Sufficient for four per- dust each side with salt and pepper. Melt a little margarine in a fire-proof sons.)

Fry mushrooms in hot margarine dish and put in the halibut. Place the remainder of the melted margar and serve round the halibut.

the

fire-proof dish ine on top and put under a red hot grill. Baste well during grilling, re-season with salt and pepper and add a squeeze of lemon julee. Turn halibut now and

cushioned benches

for eix

any

Savoury Turbot Ingredients-Cold turbot, or

other white fish, parsley, 2 back rashers of bacon, pepper and salt, 4 tablespoonsful breadcrumbs, 2 tablespoonsful rice, 2 ozs, melted margarine.

cat it Into Fry the bacon and As each panel pulls out it reveals

Cook the rice in a little and let down easily at meal times to a number of small shelves for dining shreds.

boiling water till tender. Flake the aceonimodate six or seven people. services and cutlery,

fish, taking care to remove all the bones. Drain the rice well and mix it with the fish and brandcrumbs.

minor plasterers' operations, Into painted, cellulosed or decorated so as ¦ people. to form a part of the room's scheme,

Even simpler, of course, is the

"wall-panel table," which is not

actually built into the wall, but folds

The sideboard-table has come to Add parsley, finely chopped, and up flush against it. I have seen tables of this kind, made of plain stay, In the most usual model two season well with salt and pepper. veneered woods, which, even in their thicknesses of table-top pull out Lastly, add the melted margarine. folded state, are an asset to their horizontally from it, and are support- Brush welt

ed on steel runners and two folding legs to make a table for Ave.

rooms.

One of the most ingenious normal

several scallop shells with melted margarine and pile the mixture into each; cover with white breadcrumbs and place small pieces

Bake at supports

at the top of oven for live.or rach end. By turning two screws six minutes at moderate tempera- cupboards surround three long, ver- you can fold these supports flat be- ture (Regulo mark 5), and then place tical panels.

neath the top, so that the whole thing under a hot grill till a golden brown. fucks easily beneath a divan:

Garnish with a little chopped par- sley mixed with a little chopped Christopher Woodyn hard bolled yolk of egg. Serve very

ly resembles a tall, shallow piece of until the end. It is u furniture rather like a wardrobe,

I have kept the simplest of all

atting up against the wall. Nests of lable for six with slab, wood of margarine on top.

At meal times the centre panel pulls out and down and is supported folding legs to form a table. Smaller panels on either side turn!

on

hot.

SALESMAN SAM

SAY, DUZ2, WHILE WE'RE ON OUR HUNTIN' TRÍP WILLYA WANT MR. 0. HUMM TA KEEP A RECORD OF THE SALES?

Lady Veronica Hornby is one of the few young women who have had enough courage to wear white. She was also out dancing in n allnky white satin dress with le frills around the bem, which continued half-way up the back of the skirt. She also has 11 charmi- Ing little waist-length mink jacket with short sleeves

which she wears when she goes to the theatre.

To give you some idea of the season's evening ronts Angrave has sketched 1wo models just to show you how different they can be. One is a knee-length coat made entirely of tightly ruffled chiffon with all the edges cut so that they stand out like stiffly exolic feathers, It is cut tight fiting to the waist, then flared out to the hem. The sleeves are long, and the colour is durk bottle green,

worn with a sulphur-coloured dress.

The other coat is full length, and made of the stiftest slipper satin in vivid blue or pink. There is a high yoke at the back, and then the skirt, is put in with great folds. Ruffles edge the neck, yoke, sleeves and hem.

The evening dress sketched is in light tan-coloured flat crepe, and gives you an iden of the type of drapery which will be most fashionable this season. Enormous folds hanging from one shoulder are looped up again to the waist. The full skirt hanging in a panel from the centre back is draped up between the feet like Turkish trousers, The bodice is high in front, low at the back, and bloused over at the waist,

THERE is a Paris dress house called Alix, whose clothes are greatly admired by the Hollywood film stars. I think in a very short time we will be secing their models in London. Thin senson Alix's collection is highly eccentric, exotic and beautiful. The evening gowns are mostly in soft white or pale pastel materinis draped in many yards from the shoulder to waist or else looped up between the feet in the Turkish

style. One dress has a drapery that looks like a transparent cloak. This can be taken from the shoulders and worn round the wulst, forming a kind of second skirt.

A crinoline gown is made of many layers of organza heavily folded at the edge over stiffening. One layer of black is placed over two layers of white, and the hem is decorated by strips of coloured taffeta arranged like a rainbow. Heavy silk mosquito netting and bead netting are used for evening coats and cloaks. One black net cape is worn over a vest of sequină. A long-waisted evening coat is skirted with bead netting falling to the ground.

The day clothes are less exotic and pleasantly practical, olive green and a dark shade of mauve being the most popular colours. Some of the suits have short-waisted Jackets flaring out for ten inches below the waist. This exaggerated flare is sometimes used for a tiny cape or collar. The siceves are nccentuated above the elbow. Many of the frocks have front draperies, One has heavy folds swinging loose from the neck to the bein, the dress underneath being tightly belied,

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SOME PEOPLE THINK

of Castoria as a laxative only for bables. But ac- tually Castoria is equally as effective for children up to 11 years of age. Thoir little systems are still delicate and require a mild and gentle Inxntive. Castoria tastes good too.

THE CHILDREN'S LAXATIVE

CASTORIA

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COUNT "TELEGRAPHS" EVERYWHERE

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(Dixon Hits. No. 5 (Riding the Rango of Sky

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Vocal Gems

Jazz Organ.

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

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1 These are the things to make

one open one's eyes,

8 The reason why Socrates took

hemlock.

It's in the wrong position in the satellite for movement.

11 Increased sighs, so we hear. 12. Why wait so long as a friend-

has a peany left?

13 French colour.

18 What! the stone jug again.

17 Twin plg (onag.).

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became a spider.

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extent.

23 Indian in combination.

24 Trivial ends.

25 Ground for food,

20 Sec, it once was zo arranged

29 If the artist left this piece and

I took his place the result would be purely imaginary.

30 Gives a tint to red wine.

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PLAYING OF RETREAT PROGRAMME BY BAND OF THE ROYAL ULSTER RIFLES

The 1st. Bn. Royal Ulster Rifles Band and Bugles are playing Retreat Parade at 5.30 pm. on Tuesday,

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2. Band March.."Le Reve Passe." 3. Bugle March....."Ching Chang.” 4. Band March,

Regimental March of the Prince of Wales Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians); "Royal Ulsters."

5. Bugle March ..

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1. Band and Bugle March.

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7. Band and Buglo March,

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