It is probably during the weekends, when the King and Queen are absent from England, tha, the Princesses will miss their father most keenly. Busy as he is, the King manages o find a good deal of time to spend with his daughters, especially fon Saturdays and Sundays.
'Much of summer weekends at] Royal Lodge is passed on the tennis) court where the King gives his children lessons in the game, or he will watch them' swimming' in. the new garden pool he had built, for them. "On Sunday afternoons he fikes to hear Princess Elizabeth and. Princess Margaret play the piano and sing.
Sometimes they learn a new piece of music and keep it as a great secret until Sunday "concert time.
Snood Court Curtseys Fashions Gold suede borknots on heavy Solve "the® nairavessing "problem for day or renin Once again an army of young women are going in for training, a high effects. In Paris, "sailors" are training for the Buckingham Palace the vogue of the moment. They are Court nights. "By a certain date in not always made of straw. One I March they must so have perfected saw recently was fashioned entirely their curtseys and improved. their of black velting, with a black veil deportment as to feel perfectly falling over the back of crown and ease when the great moment is upon brim and tying under the chin. with them and they' file into the Palace big bow. In this and in other carly Throne Room. spring models we see the work of Today. numbers of 1939 debutantes milliners in-an obviously frivolous fare under the watchful eye of Miss mood.
Vacani, who teaches them, first, 0 Indeed, at the moment, hats are walla gracefully and then 10 cur perhaps more amusing than practical In. Miss. Vacani's school in Knights-All shapes appear w perch forward bridge, pupils practise before mirrors, towards one side of the brow, except each carrying an artificial bou brimless bonnet styles, They are of or a feather fan, until the right all sizes, an astonishing variety of degree of balance is achieved, fabrics and. trimmed rakishly. "The Meanwhile, the dressmakers are] iting brim may hold a large bunch busy with the Queen's Canadian of flowers or trailing feathers, or the wardrobe, with fasinions (or Court, brim may be encircled by georgette, afternoon and morning wear. Skirts for some other flimsy material which for the evening are full and_lonj hangs in long ends to the shoulders, ten yards around the hem ix not an Hats are often made from the same exaggeration. But, it seems, the material as the dress, 'The most at= ferinoline is not going to the Palace tractive of these are swathed turban, this season and again' we hear styles. rumours of the crinoline's successor figure moulding frocks which Spread to greater width round the February Notes Fashion stilt says: short skirts for the daytime. Bright colours are also (By Mr. Cardanus Rider, Editor of on the scene, where the accent is Rider's British Berlin." 1730 edition) blue and on striped materials. Bve ing dresses may no be so fully skirt This Month cut, se, and ay ed,. but sleeveless, Backless and Quicksets and Roses, as all other strapless models will be In verne for Plants, Set and plant Vines. Hops, some time to come. and all Fruit that grow on Bushes, sow Pease, Beans and Onions. Fur-
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