'But how will women be dressed in those days? Speculation runs widely at the news that a material hay been produced of pure aluminium, so light and Mexible that evening' dressey may be made of it. Already some aluminium costumes, including hats and gloves, have been shown in the West End, and they are to be a feature of the Women's Fair. in November. The aluminium cloth {9 described as rather Uke silver lame, only lighter and more glittering; it jean not tarnish. and will wear for fever, 'The last quality is not neces~ arly a recommendation. Besides the normal ianight-in-shining-armour appearance, the material can be made in at least 20 colours, Tt sounds ike the sort of thing' that TE. G. Wells would have invented for one of his books of the future, a century 'oF 80 too soon, de coy say atascireta ter armies ce Srectatea it Sin'
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