There are some questions that cannot be answered, that will not stay answered at least. Some~ them provide our tea table with unfailing opportunities for argument. We may appear to settle tha point one day only to have the subject reopened on the next and though it may seem to be finished along with the buttered scones it ever and anon recurs.
We allude to the query: "Do Women Dress for Men?" Of course we concede that they dress for protection and to conform to conventional standards, but is the aim of "dressing up" to please women or men? e recent Fashion Show exhibitions have brought out con-fioting opinions: One woman says: "The fact. that women dress yo excite the admiration, preferably.the envy of other women. was never more clearly demonstrated than by the attitude of the lovely ladies who undulated across the stage with such perfect sang fraid. Well pan-apiied in the assurance that she was flawlessly apparelled, the cynosure of admiring eyes, the mesh unassuming of women' could hardly help conveying the faintest nounce of
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