On, Monday the seventeenth at three o'clock in the Foreign Y.M.C.A. a Bridge and Mahjongg party will be held for the benefit of the Cradle. Reservations at $6 a table may be made by telephoning Mrs. W. H. Plant, 71077 or Mrs. Charles Rayden, 30109. As these parties are the main support of this appealing charity, which cares for underprivileged babies, it is hoped that ladies will avail themselves of this opportunity to do their entertaining under these pleasant auspices and thus to benefit needy infants as well. that of a woman who walked into a furniture store, saying that she had come to pay the last installment on her little girl's perambulator. That is excellent," said the manager, "and how is the litle girl?" "She's splendid," returned the mother, "She's going to be married next Saturday."
Here perhaps the boot was rather on the other leg. But the Attorney general declared that Miss Wilkinson had unmasked a great evil, that the Government had every sympathy with its aims, only perhaps it needed a little editing to make it workable.
So the Bill went through its second reading and Miss Wilkinson went off write to, the Spanish Go Dresses at some of the greatest fashion houses are made in two pieces, just like blouse-and-skirt, even to the contrast in colour and fabric. There is a woollen skirt and a satin blouse-top to make up a dress; or a spice-rust top with a rust-brown skirt. Are there not clothes you are wearing which could do with the change of a new top? Particularly if that top could be interchangeable at say, a sandy-striped morning-one, Little candy-stripes are important in the fashion scheme and a pastel-, coloured shirred crepe for afternoons and party occasions is a topical suggestion. Such blouses, when made separately from the skirt, are made with draw-string or elastic round the waist in the most practical manner. Then again, what about the colour belt or sash mode? Dresses are now made with a waist-band section, about six inches wide, of contrasting colour and fabric, And over the waistband goes a narrow belt if the figure won't stand the unbroken line. me^ e La.
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