Toes and Hands are Covered seen daily on the American Beach. The American Beach is of course the daily rendezvous for residents of the Huk, and the gay beach umbrellas this year are legion, all colours, all sizes. Mrs. Culbertson and children, Mrs. Freddie Bills and family, Mrs. Guss and daughters, of Shanghai; as well as Mrs. Shaw of Socony Hill, Nanking, may be seen there Gaily.
Considerable Excitement Some of the residents were an the Beach the evening the Korean smugglers tried to land a cargo sans duty anti clashed with the police. One of the bathing booths was sacrificed to the scrap, since the police were not ai liberty to use their guns. They gave the smugglers a merry chase through the woods of the Point with the timbers of the hut.
Toes are concealing themselves again.
Not all at once, but whereas a few months ago it was dificult to find an evening or. afternoon shoe of quality in which anything from two to fou toe-tips were not in the public eye, that aperture at the end of the shoe is now closing up fast. There are even quite a number: of new designs with completely closed toes For summer day frocks and sui and all except country and sporting occasions, the hi t-looking shoe designs of the moment fall into one of two c categories.
In one of these the whole of the toe and most of the instep are covered, but the sides are cut open sandalwise.
Nothing could be more becoming to a foot. even when it}
London, July 2.
Overseas visitors are having a hectic time sandwiching in sightseeing between the various parties arranged for them. An opportunity to meet members of the English Speaking Union was giv them by Lady Hudson at her garden party at Downshire House, Roehampton. Helping to enter them were Lord and Lady Willingdon, who had tea with the Princess Helena Victoria and their hostess in a corner of a big marquee. Here rest of the guests also enjoyed wherries and cream. ady Annaly, who is chairman the Overseas League Welcome Committee, organised with Lord Annaly and Mr.
Edward Hulton a party for Oversea visitors to meet members of the Cabinet. At this party dining tables were placed round the ballroom as in a restaur-:|ant, a novel idea of Mr. Hulton. "People like to watch others dance, so we thought we would introduce the idea into a private party," he said, Of the 10,000 guests attending the Royal Garden Party at Buckingham admirable for the country, in white Palace, many were Dominion visitors. The King and Queen cut of the Palace by the Garden entrance, accompanied b; their two daughters dressed alike and by Queen Mary. It was cess Margaret's first' garden party and she d by the sight of Or n head di of gold a and wearing multi-coloured deal
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