Fashion dictators may be heartily tired of printed frocks, which have been in vogue for many years, but women insist on wearing them so what can the poor dictators do? They must give in to this feminine whim and cheer themselves, as they are doing this season, by making all sorts of novel and ingenious designs on dress materials.
Thus, in Molyneux's collection we find several crepe frocks printed in a gaily-coloured design with packages of French, English and American Another dress has little boxes printed in the colour of natural wood on a dark brown background and these boxes are labelled "Fragile, Handle With Care" Banknotes com pletely, cover still another novelty print—pourds, 1,000 frane notes, dollars etc. from side to side to diagonal lines, so that you get the effect of a row of triangles. When you draw the thread tightly you will find it will ruffle up in the most obliging manner. If you want a very bunchy frou, use the veiling double.
A hat with a slightly upturned brim and a low crown can be dealt with this way. Cut a small slot at An added attraction to the Ministering Children's League Bazaar, which is to take place at the Race Club on May 20, will be the Sports and Games Section in which there will be amusements for both children and grown-ups.
The Seaforth Highlanders are organizing a darts competition, and Major C. J. Corbin and Mr. Edmund Toeg an air-gun shooting competiment, As with a lot of advice that is given to girls, there is a point that cne can appreciate, but it is easy to understand the feelings of one woman, who wrote, "I did it for three Says and then got the jitters.
What is equally understandable is he view that no woman need despair because she is not actually beautiful. In the rst place all women are entitled to make the most of them-elves, which means taking advan-age of all the aids to beauty that led experts have developed from ihe researches of science. personality is far more important chan mere prettiness, Any woman hould iry to sum herself up. She hould ask herself the question: "How an I develop my personality?" There is little doubt that what is called the "inferiority complex" is often wrongly based upon the belief that others in one's social group have gifts which are natural and therefore overwhelming. Perish the thought! It is a matter of confidence and development. The personality that takes instant command is very rare and need not be considered. Even Madame Pompadour was trained foi her part—the capture of a Kings heart—from her infancy. If you have some attractive person in mind do not slavishly copy her. Observe and take what is useful, but do not submerge yourself Build up on what your own nature and adorn it mentally and physically.
Hence, look as well as you can, keep up to date, talk y, but do not chatter, say something entertaining rather than persistently ask questions, get into your mind that you are as good as the next woman, take full advantage Tof fr h air and exercise, and your mirror and your mind will soon tell on that your quest has not been in vain—you are developing your personality.
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