1939-10-02 — Page 16

Monday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

October 2,

939.

Bride says Goodbye!

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This is included in oth

trousseaux, and would pull

its weight in any wardrobe. A plain green angora-fabric jacket, cosy but not bulky, casual but neat-fitting-perfect for slipping

on

over all kinds of dresscS sports, and spectator sports clothes.

Worn with a navy or grey flannel skirt and sweater, it makes EL complete and very smart outfit, and it is also a nice thing to wear about the house as. a change from a cardigan.

PASTEL DUST-COAT

2 A pastel blue dust-coat in a light-weight wool and alpaca mixture. It has no fastenings, and hangs straight from its well-built shoulders, so that it has a casual summery look.

It will go equally well over cotton and silk printa, over tennis dresses and pastel flannel shirt dress. In fact, It's the complete answer to the maiden's prayer.

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FULL-SKIRTED TOWN COAT

A very smart-black woollen inget coat, The boucle waist-band ties with a cord, and the new full skirt has no wrap- over, so that her dress shows as

she walks. It has the new plain high neck-line, and the severity of this is ideal over summer dresses.

It is a coat that gets right away from the floppiness of the usual run of black or navy sum-' mer coats. She will wear it also over her formal black marocain dress.

Foreigners Rush To Join French Forces

PARIS.

THE French Ministry of War

announces:

"Foreign volunteers of all nationalities residing in France asking to be enlisted, are arriv- ing in increasing numbers over the entire country.

"They are presenting themselves in such grent numbers that it ins been) necessary to create special recruiting] centres to deal with thein.

"We have taken af measures to satisfy all these demands with the least possible delay,

"Foreign volunteers can be enlisted in the fighting units or in the nationali defence services, according to their wishes and ablIitles,

Before all this REMEMBER

THE BRUDE-Don't think it in keeping with conven-

tion to arrive late. Three minutes perhaps. But any longer only annoys waiting guests and makes the bridegroom even more nervous...

Do discuss the ceremony beforehand with the officiating.clergyman. He can give you invaluable hints on wedding etiquette.

Don't imagine that it is your job to give in- Patructions to the bridesmaids. You will find that they will be able to sort themselves out without your help.

Don't, as so many brides do, smile at some of vour reiaftver as you go up the dirie. You can do dile after the ceremony, but it looks flippant be- forehand.

THE BRIDEGROOM-Yes, by all means have a short, atly drink with the ushers before the ceremony, but, do arrive back in the church in time. How often it happens that guests arrive with no one to show them into their scain,

Do keep out of sight until the bride arrives, Making joker with the ushers about your last minutes of bachelorhood wears a bit thin, especi- ally as they are busy showing people to their scats.

THE BRIDESMAIDS.—Don't make-up in the church.

· There has been vlenty of time to do that in the car before you arrive,

Do deputo one bridesmaid to help to arrange the bride's well and see that her train is in order.

THE BEST MAN.-Don't make a long sperch at the reception, and please don't make that old chestnut about hoping to see the bridesmaids married soon. It happens at nearly every wedding reception and, while the men may laugh, it invariably embar Tasses the young women concerned.

Do ace that the bride and bridegroom's car la just outside the doar after the ceremony, and be oaiting as they leave the church to help them into

it

THE USHERS-Don't talk among yourselves at the church door instead of showing relatives to their seats, Even although you have not

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the bride's sister for some months, there is no need to hold a long reunion in the church. And don't forget that you are responsible for the bridesmaids in that you should see that their handbags are placed in safe keeping during the ceremony and that you are responsible for their traps if they have any.

To you also falls the duty of seeing them into their ears.

MOTHER-Don't be tearful in church. We, know it was the thing to do 20 years or so apa, but now- adays do try to hide your tears if possible. It not only embarrasses your daughter, but also the bridegroom and those guests who happen to be

near you.

Don't walk down the aisle carrying an enor mous bouquet of flowers, as if you wanted to be mistaken for the bride.

Many mothers stili continue to do this, but to be really fashionable you should dress as smartly and uncassuming as possible and wear a spray of flowers either at the neck or attached to muf.

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This young lady goes about with music around her neck, for she is wearing Schiaparelli's novel music-printed scarf of white silk-one of the latest idons from Paris.

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Making The Invalid's Bed

YOU nurse; certainly know how

to make a comfortable bed,"} blissfully sighed my convalescent as; I helped her back. This is some- thing anyone can accomplish well with a little attention to important detall.

The whole build-up is determined, like everything else, un ៣. flem, smooth foundation. That doesn't mean an expensive or even a new mattress, but if you would have a comfortable bed the mattress should be turned every day. To do this inost easily stand at the foot of the bed, pull the mattress towards you,) and double back on itself.

The sheets should always be wide enough to allow for generous side tucking and never shorter than 2 yards (finished length.) Blankets are of uniform size, and should at all times be of wool and light in weight.

Tuck Well In

Now for the bed-making. Lay the bottom sheet right side up with the narrow hem across the edge at the foot of the mattress. This is an im- portant point, as the motions of the bed occupant tend to'push the sheet clownward.

Tuck well in at one side, walk round, smooth out every wrinkle,

rasp the sheet firmly, pull tight andi tuck under. The sheet should have a suspended appearance if properly tight. That Is the real foundation] of any woll-mode bed.

-The_top_sheet goes on wrong side up with the wide hem at the top and with sufficient lucking at bottom to rolain it in place while the excess at the top is folded over the edge of the blankels for cleanliness and comfort.

To judge junt about where blankets should be placed, lay pillow fat in position for a moment|

This smart flat-crowned sailor hat of navy blue felt has a narrow brim edged with whito pique. A tailored bow of navy blue grosgrain ribben, also edged with white pique, is set across the back of the crown. A wido-meshed vell completes the trim- ⚫ming.

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