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Must We to S
.' Man Jon: is up’
\rzwrican‘, socially
urmlly‘. it is chang-
{l language. Our
mm to lesrn the
ill" in the world if
"tnnA RYOW £9108.
rl-‘l shopping seem
7:: Killbt’l'lsh. They
upwaklnk Chinese.
is: {or Sekl-Ye. moan-
v‘.~-*~ir>~ .1 necklace 0!
tr.»- whltn ones which
will "fr'mv‘n water".
. .mmhnr counter
' -- and Yu
. want the
inbrtm.
AM on in a. party. they
1 mw. or East W‘lnd.
When they meet on
Hwy admire ouch
:alktnx so sll may
stun-int. No. 3 judo,
N0. 43. clouded.
‘ .1 you got that from
inkmz‘” or “Did you
poarl and coral
',=r:"‘rn or Embroidnry
\"wr a day and night
v.14? to realize that
- .rnv'l its hydra. head
,. narml country. You
.» lmhimi the times if
.xilfi‘d breath of Paris
T
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w :1;
in
- know about things
. 'rmimve that you do.
‘lrzxm. You can do
~ moroiy remember-
llru titty varieties
-. grit uplift of the
'1 «marine implies
— .1 «If green glass
'. fines one an air
w QYTlYlK of llxht
2 lunk superior. the
'. r'rznmis may think
wmrl :mn. Always
u' yvns and gold
ill‘l‘llfih‘lllg prices.
. .mul pearls you can
wzth coral. wear
lwmldrvss and let
you think
rutznz possibly from
\st- Tm. himseli. lt
.nr that looks like
-- films“. wcsr it. sud
-:-vrwr.annl tho Gormsns
Han East with syn-
l
’1 ‘hr sfr". HI Mm
:vmhly rate-rad trim
in dw’l rmi,
"w and wllow.1hr (or:
. mrllou‘ness. It
hrriru black (‘hi-
.virh‘. Th? ('hl"
-" black urlrrt run
.. . :f,v Krrn a Chinese
- "w costume.
‘ -'w-¢.,
, 4
r‘ r ,-
they.
a
I
thctlc lmber—“whst s pity"—-—
b If any shop soils Chinese em-
roidery. snatch it. mks s shop-
ping bag oi it. and it s smart
friend suggests thst it came from
Lsntorn Street. in Peking. say
ssdly that you believe the tourists
.
have now picked up the best of on.
the old pieces,
It's a crest
conversation.
of the dny are
Chinese store
use. in Order to F 110w
torgottsn :corners are doing a.
. Whit“, business.
guns. this Chinese ’ ‘Thero sre rooms in New York
Knit the tnshions - “wrongly smock of Shanghai
begotten o! it. Tiny. sud Poking, in which Chinamen
s. tucked sway in iron: obscure quarters of the city
.« ' .
Belong—Long Chincsc (slum of
black velvet with narrow bonds n'
fur and Peking blur: mpr pane-l
(low-n [rout and at slrn-n. Tiw
skirt is plain, narrow and short. Shn
curring a Churn." lacqurrrd b0: hold-
ing the an»: 0/ Huh long.
are esruins s good livinx touchinx
the tnshiousblo not how to ploy
the various gambling gsmss thst
go by men. These
rooms are plsmd in big dspnrt-
ment stores, in sports shops; one
womnn of souls! prestige who
stunts to earn a living. has opened
a. luxurious pines where one con
get ten, learn Chinese gsmes. be
photographed on one plays in
Chinese costume. and buy Chinese
jewelry. screens, cosmctic cues.
lacquered boxes.
She has invented the best of
all Msh Jong tshlos ,snd sells it
right and let; to those who nre
learning from the slant-eyed Mott
Street gentlemen how to manipu-
late the fanciful dominoes which
have ousted cards alter centuries
or use.
AllbcndstoNewCostImery
It seems American society has
gone quite as Chinese mad so did
At left—Lounging pom such
as these take the place of the frivol-
ous Matinee. They are of block and
white satin cm browned in white and
gold threads. “'1‘"; them are the
Chinese show first ofl'ered by Peru-
046. of Paris, Aond brought to this
country. They have double heels.
The hair is‘brtuiantlncd and sleek,-
the rarrinys arc of jade and seed
pear-is. The floor cushion is of Chi-
nese embroidery.
French society in another century
when Court women would not he
painted unless the background was
a vase of great price. it is France
who has revived this Chinese in-
fluence in fashion. but it is Amer-
icn who has thrown cards to the
four winds of hesveu in her en-
thusiasm {or the guns which is
founded upon the Four Winds of
Heaven. Prunes led us into dis-
carding pearls for judo. when we
have the price. We hnvs loomed
to believe that pent-ls are poor
stair again: mints of No. 1 jade
or even its,seonnd sud third sis—
ters sud brothers. One lady or
pleasure in Paris who owns three
long strings of Royal judo isths
envyot slithossiuthe gurspots
rattler!-
4....
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kiugwmumhlowrrockotw
theater. The earrings urn studs in
a series of anal! pagoda suspend“
from a crystal ball.
tables to show to gussts who can
appreciate their cost and listless
beauty.
One woman has her third rock
crystal elephant, the buby one. to
go with the mother and father
elephnnts and her octssy is out of
bounds. No set or children on—
ing new dolls play with more de-
lightful seriousness than do a
group of dinner guests at this
house, «hatching the crystal toys
up and down the mantel. ,
Jade rings mounted in silver are
desirable possessions. so are
bracelets. Even Japanese skull
heads curved of ivory, worn in the
v
v H
‘ ' ‘ “gait; v
i
lawnmabsmu—
..--!
Esst on s tsltsmnn Igsinst evil.
sre worn hero. Psgodn earrings
are dutcult to m. 0! thnt.
there’s snail doubt, but thst (set
does not deter women from st-
tempting to curry oi! this perilous
tuition. Thus moths sre nude
otssodpurlssndswingtrom thin
silvcr wires. .
Even small birds, exquisitely
‘ jewelled, swing from the ours. Tho
Chinese nuke much of these tiny
feathered things. you know. Their.
bird ages nre high works at on:
they carry them on pnrndo in tho
steots ot Peking snd give their
birds is (note of street life nnt‘.
open sir by “trying them on the
finger for hours on s stretch; tslto
them to bulk and office with than.
. Astounding so this trick on! be
to Occidentsl eyes. it is coupled
in the memory of travellers with
falcons, hoodood nnd boiled. thnt
sit on the shoulders of white-
clothed sheik- who cons in from
the desert to ~tumble. At Bum
one sees sights such as these.
The fnlcon's hesd strungely re.
sembles the nrrogsnt face of tho
sheik who owns it.
The Most Ancient Tunic
The loose blouse c! the early
races in Asia has never lost its
grip on peoples. Russians. Per-
sians. Arabians and Chinese won!
it today as when Philip 0! Macedon
was in the cradle. We have
sdopted it; The success of our
short over-blouse preceded it.
This season it is more China.
than ever. Such tunics are
worn with velvet or cloth skirts
and will go into the host sport
customary or the Spring.
Interior decanters urn amusing-
ly stimulated by the Chinese in-
fluence in clothes. urging upon us
the revival of Colonial furniture
s3 n background to inc nor tnbles,
Combine
clothes and all we need to com-
plete the elects is to suggest to
the bounty doctors that it might
be well to give our eyes the Mon-
301181! upmd slant.
Norwalk Chronicler