ca rp an ci th
e o t h e r as a
co
colossal lobs ter .
11
l e i r
A tunic-shape
afternoon
dress oj black satin
and
navy-blue serge, with satin
inlaid.
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J e a n
x a t o t i
di a logue , ful l of fun a nd
witty
al lus ions , gave the
d i nne r a s p l end i d s t ar t .
O r i g i n a l ideas of
this k i n d seem to be l i t t l e he a r d of nowadays ,
bu t this
i s
one t ha t mi gh t be r e v i v e d wi t h
a d v a n t a g e .
Oos i un i e t a i l s and
Ulead dress d i nne r s
I he headdress da one r
has no t ye t ous t ed t he
fancy dress ba l l bu t
i s
c e r t a i n l y g a i n i n g
i n
favour .
I t
i s
obvious ly
e a s i e r
to ma k e u p one
s
be ad a n d face to look
l ike some celebr i ty, t l ian
to go
i n
for an en t i r e
cos tume .
I t takes less t roubl e , a n d
i s
mo r e arau^
s ing a n d less expens i ve . I hese reasons a r e no
doub t suff icient to accoun t for. the popu l a r i t y
An afternoon lea gown of
bright and dull black
satin,
trimmed with pleated red and
Parma violet crepe de Chine.
J e n n y
E
nigme. —
Black
"Mil-
bourg " satin corsage
and
black velvet tunic.
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