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... WOMAN'S WAYS. are models of cotton georgette and linen, the latter decorated with hand-drawn thread work, ranging from 395. 6d., and a wide choice of Celes frocks in new colours. It is impossible in so small a space to mention the countless variations ...
... WOMAN’S WAYS. A A simple tunic of white crépe-de-Chine smocked and feather-stitched in pink. It wmust be placed to the credit of Selfridge’s, Oxford Street, W. . Short jumpers are already Ttg: ?:;‘hp;f ‘things of the past, and Tunic those that follow ...
... WOMAN'S WAYS. make to measure perfectly tailored coats and skirts from 8} guineas in new light tweeds and suitings. e E - Frills, flounces, and ribbons Fashions in jecorate liberally the sumthe Kingdom ar frocks of small denizens of the of the nursery ...
... WOMAN'S WAYS Continued Artistic Modern Furniture. There is nothing that could offend the most critical taste in the suite of mod ern furniture sketched here. A great part of its charm is due to the delightful colourings. Imagine the suite carried out ...
... WOMANS WAYS The Ill-Starred Tsar and Tsaritsa. If the ex-Tsar and Tsaritsa believe in signs, portents, and Occultism as much as they are said to do, they must have known they could not escape their fate. Events have been against them from the very day ...
... WOMAN'S WAYS. BY ELLA HEPWORTH DIXON. The Weary Millionaire. Individuals who are tired of Society as at present constituted are by no means confined to the toiling and moiling masses, for those born with the proverbial silver spoon in their mouths-- ...
... WOMAN'S WAYS. By ELLA HEPWORTH DIXON. Mr. Gladstone as a Dandy. Those of us who used occasionally to meet Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone in private, life remem ber that the Grand Old Man himself was anything but dressy, while Mrs. Gladstone sometimes wore a bonnet ...
... WOMAN'S WAYS. By ELLA HEPWORTH DIXON. The Self-Confident Sex. Mr. Arthur Christopher Benson has recently been discoursing on Shyness, which he describes as one of the primitive, aboriginal qualities which still lurk in human nature. He might have added ...
... WOMAN'S WAYS. ,001 i' 1 Ey ELLA HEPWORTH DIXON. Pity the Debutante. This is the time of year-- when Missy is about to make her first curtsey at Buckingham Palace-- that the question is always raised as to the dullness of débutantes. The plaint generally ...
... WOMAN'S WAYS. 1 ^-v^- v \j .^jsj BY ELLA HEPWORTH DIXON. Taste in Beauties. It is an ungracious task to dispute about Beauties, for every nation has a peculiar type of loveliness, and to belaud one's own country- women at the expense of all others is ...
... WOMAN'S WAYS. which may be studied at Swan and Edgar’s, Piccadilly, W. 1t is carried out in a French cloth of pavement-grey, the reverse stripes binding the unusual pockets and seams. Well-cut coats and skirts in checked tweeds can be obtained from 50s ...
... _-^vT^SiCI t5^v_ jYyffi vfc\_ T^jlpa^r^ WOMAN'S WAYS. 5^a= ggSi^&Q /&5^=s^s^^= ITOgfe>wv w>^j i U^J u ,^r^-- BY ELLA HEPWORTH DIXON. Why not a Lady Mayor The Tory dovecotes are fluttered just now at the prospect of the municipal elections. What if feminine ...