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WOMANSENSE

Paris Pointers: Slim, Full...

Parla,

Skirt Interest includes a pleat dress. It can be worn open or Black

WRAPPED EFFECT |Linen

сь

or

THE silhouette is slim for simulating wrap-around, and closed.

daytime dresses at wrap-around offects with the Marcelle Chaumont, who top part forming loop. For features full loose coats and afternoon, there aro several As always, there are -atters- ample evening gowns, as aprons, silm, and long in front tlon-getting conta which well na

fine silk jersey and showing the skirt at back. phasise full and loose cuts and

These are sometimes removable, small, upstanding shaw] evening dresses in the and in different fabrle than the corolla collars, as well as little Directoire mood. The 50 rest of the dress: Velvet appears capen. Widdo sleeve culs often

cfcets, pleated models,

Forno- chiffon, show wrappedi as always, reflect with sunray

continued by a frunt the Madeleine Vionnet tradi. woollen with satin. Velvet and times

tafeta cocktail dresses have capelet. Redingotes have full tion.

flarini fullness starting below skirts with fancy details which the hips.

Include satin scarf tncing the Long points Dr Important

bodice and ending in dreamers, here for the upstanding collars There are lots of widely or collar which goes down ene of suit jackets or the lapels of crossed effects and side fasten- skle to end in a half belt. Jackets

waistcoats; and

also ings giving n crossed

Ample skirts predominate for appear- pointed aro pockets and pep ance. The skirt of a redlincote long glamorous evening gowns lums which show this cut on buttons over one hip; loose coats which have off-the-shoulder

closings, back and front. Even the shoul- have front

daytime bodices and tiny cap sleeves. der of a black woollen cocktail dresses

button at shoulder They are made of black chan-

net dress is cut out in two button- height, with the movement con- tilly over stift

In light ed points which can be turned tinued by a sleeve seam. A colours, especially blue, with the back to form an asymmetric de haif-bertha trims the front and net showing toward the hem-

one of the sides of a black molre line.

collete.

HIGH

ΣΤΟΥ ΠΟ

And Sculptured

which appear to be sculp tured are features of the frat autumn models

at Legroux Soeurs, along with the attention prid

which is shiny media general. Taupe soleil, ourson and panne are all used here, the last in white and grege especially although otherwise black and the nasturtium shades register strongly. The nasturtium iones emphasise, the yellowy belger arid orapes shades of these flowera.

In

and shapes shape itself, going around the others have a nun's "comotio" crown' and tying in a bow at brim attached to a crown that front, or sections in the hat it makes a point at back or self which extend at une side in rounded, leaving the sides open.

This group hus been made winged movement,

black velvet with veils which EVENING TOQUES frame the face like a fencer's Some evening toques are ot mask. or merely finished by minoches. in light colours em- passementerie border. brodered with beads or in flat Sectioned berets form another panne embroidered in solf series at Orcel, theso cut to colour. One such model is throw draped fullness to the Ught gray covered with silver right side. Other hats are both thread and gray bead embroi- beret and cap, composed

head-fitting sectioned The high crowns shown by One has merely a band down with cushioned visar brim Legroux are moderate and made the back ending in two points; sometimes placed at one side. easy to wear by Irregularity;

there are folds and draps and some of the crowns have back- ward sinnt. They are joined to

ttle brims with movement [some beaked at front, others squared, only rarely regularly cloche. Some toques have a eushion band in place of brim this, too, bent to form a beak nt front.

SCULPTURED LOOK Sculptured effects are seen especially in the toques, illus ftiated by a model of black panne

composed

of pointed c011

standing upright. around

the

derles.

Let's Eat

BY

IDA BAILEY ALLEN

of

crown

'Something Different' For

An Opening Course

head to form a high crown. At CHEF, I'm looking for

the centre top, a big gold pin catches a full veit that fonts out around the hat,

$1

"Prosciutto?

You mean Wic something different uncooked smoked Italian ham?

But that's imported and expen to serve

an opening

sive, and most people can't gei a party dinner. course for What would you suggest?" "Chilled sleed melon with prosefullò would be something nice and a little different, Ma-

Trimmings are played down In this early collection except for long phensant quills fasten- ed upright or drooping at one sidr. Other hats have band of telt in darker tone than the damne"

Make Short Coiffure Long With the Aid of Hairpiece

Courts Jeph Fischer

If you want to lengthen your short coiffure once in a while, It's easy if yɛu have a pretty hairplece like this fall of curia.

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By HELEN FOLLETT

IS a funny thing. A woman locks, combs them upward, its gets a short hair cut, loves them meet in a neat fold across it, finds it easy to shampoo, the braid.

arranges It with three swishes There is yet another arrange- of the comb. Then, suddenly, ment Brush your hair toward one day, she wishes she could the centre of the back where have a change. Well, that

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time.

bun.

Cut

should

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|Ensemble

By Prunella

Wood

AULINE TRIGERE hus bemused with

Pbren

Chilled Melon

"Then we could have Americanised version, Madame, Serve on each plate 3 thin -preled slices of chilled honeydew or enraha melon. with 3 rolled paper-thin slices of very good full length capes cooked American smoked ham weather clothes since Inst between the pieces of melon,

she turned and a wedge of lemon for the autumn when

out her resort collection.

garnish,"

"Sounds tempting. Chel** "Or we could

for

Trigrre

Deaf Children To Enjoy A

Normal Life

WO schools of a newer type

TWO

being developed today for dent children are within a few miles of each other just outside the the town of Newbury in English

county of Berkshire. One is Donnington Lodge Nur- School which takes dren from

two to seven years of age: the other the Mury Hare Grammar School, which children can attend between the ages of 12 and 19 years,

Although the pupils ate separated by many years, there

between ure similarities

the schools. Both are housect in comfortable

set mansions wooded grounds which stretch far out the countryside of this beautiful English county. Both take about 00

boys pupils and drawn from all parts

into

of Britain, and both adopt the same basic technique teaching, laying stress 3preading and speech develop- ment and discouraging finger methods. In both schools there is happy atmosphere which makes the puplis feel like a large family home.

Lipreading Taught

The "bobies", most of them three years old, are grouped in a class, but taught individually, 10 lipread and speak. Within about six months, the law pro- cess of training them to watch the movements of the Ups, to' begins

understand and Inaltate, ords

class of

to coax one or two voiced words cut of their mouths. The top Intelligent Ave-year- olds who, through a combinat of lipreading and knowledge of

well-established

routine understand a good deal of what is said to them, begin to rea

speak although

in about the same

to

Correctly

time.

than

Infants

in-

Any more gesticulation the hearing child would

use is discouraged, For example, who instinctively pai their fingers to their Open

to indiente

food are lo llpread

such

taught lo

words as "dinner", even if it

takes them little longer to

say

it themselves,

Of course

they use gestures as they play contentedly together, and "chatter" with banda and Ex- pressions as they eat, but given volres encouragement, they use

too.

hot Your Sewing Scrapbooks

have a cold She has carried them over

into this autumn

as this

soup such as vichysoisse.”

"But Chef, that's been over-black linen model reveals.

publicised, and besides it's just,

form of cream of potato soup," "So Madame does not want the French soup.

a fine line of tlaned

In this

cream soups

The sheath dress has a And Then let us deep sunbuck cut-out, again go American, You have

along ita back neckline and country, the spinach, shoulders are smoked pearl" the celery, the mushroom, the huttons to which the cape green pea, the tomato. We add about half as much top milk or light cream; we chill and serve in cups, with a garnish of whip- ped or soured cream and soine chopped chives,”

Dinner For Guests

Sliced Honeydew with Ham Roast Halved Braiters Herbed Stuffing

Polato Chips

Peas with Young Onions Warm Rolls

Sliced Letture with Vegetable Mayonnaise

Maple Mousse

Coice

All Measurements Are Tava

Recipes Serve Four Roast Halved Broilers

pin

Singe, tweeze out the feathers, split, clean and wash two 1 lbs. broiling chickens. Drain, dry and brush with melt- ed litter or margarine, Dust with flour, salt and pepper. Fack herb stuffing into the chicken halves. Then place on an oiled baking pan, stuffing sido up. Dust with a little flour and bake 15 min, in a hot oven, 400 F. Then reduce the heat. Turn breast side up: bake 25 min. longer. Beste twice with melted butter or margarine. Serve half to cach person,

Maple Mouste

is fastened when the entire; ensemble is worn, The nar- row belt is black patent.

Smart, Casual

W-1

Add 1 envelope unflavoured kito curis. gelatin to 1 tbsp. cold water. possible. She can arrange with Form a loop with a braid, let it Heat 124 c. maple BYTUD, Then demountable tresses. She need extend from your crown to nape separate 4 eggs. Dent the yolks be a shorn Jambs all the line, curls ruling in the centre light. (Save the whites to make

Sho

blossoin nut of, the loop.

silver cake or a fruit

whip). Stir with

a wreath of pigtails if her An even simpler arrangemen! In the het syrup. Return to the little heari desires,

Is to wear the braid as a bond. double holler: cook and alle 3 cute triek is to brush the ufier the fashion of the hair min., or until the mixture coats locks up toward the drown, ribbon shown in the pictures of the spoon. Chill; when begin. One-piece daytime dress. front breit

and sides there Alice In Wonderland.

ning to thicken fold in 11⁄2 should be little curls of course

stif cream, whipped It won't be long now before heavy

Winston By Vera and top them with a braided hair growing may become an Freeze at the lowest degree until Pour into the freezing trav. This style looks grand interesting diversion. That has

LINEN in et51 going grea! ព bouffant dress

firm, about 2 hrs. Serve cut in with Uten

of tresses ever| the history

and seemingly will con.} wide, billowing skirt. Imparts since the first bob started the aures, with chopped nuts and guns

lique on its carefree woy unt!! aquaint

and makes one world

autumn. world more than twenty-five maple syrup.

Tomorrow's

Very smart, "look different,"

Dinner: Chilled early years ago. Short hair, middle

de grapefruit sections, beet balls and handled од the crisply length, long hair. So it goes. A PACE 'BOY

gravy, parplied potato, diced casual side, is a handsome one- The woman with a page boy in fashion, Nothing worse than honey, coffee, tea or milk,

Nice, too. Nothing like changes carrots, cole slaw, wines with place dress in patural coloured Ilnen. An ample caller offsets rut--and there are some of a standardised · style that con-

tha

sleevelessness, and, there them left-can have a crown tinues for a long time. braid sitting royally alop her Jurt think, when poke bonnels

below the waist. The well dome.

How does khờ keep it became the rage long bio they Serve maple moume covered belt is stitched, and the pleated there? She takes her side stayed in style for twenty years. | with fine-crumbed macaroons. pockets are cuffed.

with

Trick of the Chef `·. Tare white buttons from neck to

A

Ribbon Stocking Holder Makes A Charming Gift

lovely stocking holder is a convenience-plus with

gift of hosiery--a charming glfi by itself. An envelope-folder can be quickly and easily made of 5% rayon-satin ribbon.

of

with

For a 3-pocket holder, buy 12/3 yds. ribbon. Be sure it hus selvage, not cut edges. Tho holder sketched was made pale blue salin, trimmed pair of ribbon garters, Join ends of ribbon with 4-

Clip

of seam. corners Press, Fold ribbon so that scam

zeam.

is B to right of left-hand fold.

of pocket, ns ut 1. Bring C to E, folding on D. Bastu jogether, as at J. Stitch across both ends, as at K.

Fold rat pocket back over second. Bring E to meet C. folding an F. Baste together, as at L. Stitch across both ends, as at M. Stitch from G to le- hand fuld on both edges. Leave long enough thread ends so they can be threaded Into needle and all ends fastened under folds of pockets,

Edges may be finished with featherslitching, or Lazy Daisy motifs may be embroidered on the cover.

Matching Garters

A pair of garters can be made and used to go around the stocking case. For each garter. use 10" piece of 1⁄4" elastic and 15 of ribbon.

Pin one end of ribbon

elastic together, centring

and

clas-

tic under ribbon. Pin opposite end of elastic to ribbon 1* ends from end. Pin ribbon and clas- together. ic every 2 or 3 tullness

Crease fold at both Baste selvage odges From right to left, place 6 pins will be oven. Sulch together, 4 apart on upper and lower using long stitch and stretching

edges.

Fold for Pockets

clastic as you stitch.

Overlap ends, keeping long end of ribbon on top. Stw end: To make pockets, bring A to, together. A pearl, small flower C, folding on B. Baste together, or rosette of lace may be Used 109 at H, Stitch across both ends for decoration.

30"

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