... conjunction of colours, was made by a blue and white striped skirt, worn with • WI jacket and a white Leghorn hat with a touch of bright green in front. A myrtle green dress with a narrow vest of gold embroidery, and ...

... yon see before you, but also suggested the subject. Mr Thiem is a man of energy, and, moreover, a man of few words. We had no sooner conceived the idea than we proceeded to work it out. A company was formed, the present admirable site in Glasgow chosen, ...

... still good condition will, in nnmer-0116 cases continue to wear them. A simple sensible way bringing a last season’s , k dress to date has been devised, and a ready it found much favour. A wide 60me transparent material, the hem, and matching, or, over wntrasting ...

... having made a great demand on the staffs of each country. Popy has lost none of its chann or Hotjj. jsy’ or meets one of the needs of the very quaint design had a Marie ...

... WOMEN’S CHAT. The Y.A.D.’s, who have been treated with much official neglect as a reward for valuable services, have just been granted an important and far-reaching concession by the Army Council. This branch of Women’s National Service is to form a new grade ...

... season comes in. That beaver will have a vogue is pretty certain, since a number of autumn models are already displaying it used in rather a lavish fashion trimmings. A model overcoat of soft velour cloth had a hem eighteen inches in depth ...

... showing a preference for pyjama suits and combination garments. The former require some embellishments, and a little good lace gives a dainty feminine touch to these otherwise masculine garments. The abbreviated chemise finds much favour, and a garment ...

... aid of a cushion converted into a settee. smell escapes from a well - made hay - box; it can therefore be used in any room of a flat or home. If brick be warmed—not made too hot—and placed under the saucepan, the food cooks much more quickly. ...

... thickly over a small space, such as a band or corselet, which is edged with the übiquitous fur. Stripes are sometimes worked in sequins, black, for instance, a'cream satin gown at the hem, about three inches depth, the same farmiture finding a place the ...

... by Mr A. S. Cope. R.A. The ' John Collier is showing portraits of Yisnt Morley and the Duke Bedford, and re two the late Sir Hubert von att ...

... banners, and altar cloths; in fact anything viewed from a distance, can be artistically decorated bv nieces of material cut form the component parts of a bold design, laid on a background of a different texture and colour. Three stitches are employed ...

... relief to dark frocks, and generally with go»d effect. Quite a novel idea is a slit on the hips, neatly bound with braid, which has the appearance ,f a slit pocket, but merely excuse for showing a glimpse of lining of some bright hue. War has brought back ...