means Members are reminded -that a General Meeting has been arranged to pass the revised and amended Constitution and Bye-laws. These have been published in the October Magazine, and members are particularly requested to read these before-have arranged a cancer; for October 26 at 9.30 p.m. The programme con-a concert version of "Patience," Gilbert and Sullivan opera, ard miscellaneous quartettes. Those artistes taking part are Mrs. A. Hervey, '"Inifred Allan, Mrs. P.D.G. Gain, Mr. G. F. Dumbarton, Mr. Percy Gleed, Mr. B. Foster-Hall. There are only a few tickets ($2 each) left and these should be obtained now as there wil] be no sale at the door.
The most important rule about choosing a hat is that it must balance your face. Width must match width. Too much length in the face—or too little—can be overcome by the width of your hat.
I have had the honour of making a number of hats for the Duchess of Kent—she has the perfect hat face, and holds her head and neck superbly. This is half the battle. A good carriage makes you twice as attractive, and shows off your hat or your dress as nothing else can.
Always remember, too, to choose your hat to go with your hair—or, if you have bought a-hat you couldn't resist which does not go with your hair, do have it dressed in a new style to go with that hat, Nothing is worse than hair going in a direction and line that doesn't blend with the hat.
The line of the hair should be contiguous with the hat-line.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.