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places III whlch To pass an 'uie
IL hour thana 'ashionablc PSrIs'ah
restatira rt where "'c fiveo clock
is a specially. In connection with these
restaurants II may hc ren,nrked IN passing
that IL is Impossible to say why this one
or that happens To be particularly fash
ionablc, and why another" The equally
well managed and situated remains
practically deserted II Is another case
of mysterious fashion
II is certain that. in Parts at least.
capital orchestra ha. little if anything
70 do with the popularity of The.
Some Of the suartest > O'Clock rc@i,ur-
ants disdain the idea OF music; others
quite as smart always have choice
company Of skilled artists dscoursug
soft music on violns and 'celos. And
perfectly made tea accompanied by de-
licious cakes or well toasted mut'n, can
not he said TO count for very much so
far as real popularity is concerned. one
gets wretcbed tea and very ordinary
cakes AT some of the most freu,ented
places. and vice versa |, is. as have
said a matter of fashion and when fash
ion leads all the world follows
There are many delightful . - clock
restaurants in Paris. but none more pop
iIar. certainly none smarter. than the
Ritz. took tea there Yesterday afternoon
and was immensely interested in watch
ing the various pretty women ma king
their entrances and exits The Parisienne
is past mistrcs of the art of making an
effective entrance into a restaurant or
theatre She is conscious of her own
charm and We. apparently unconscious
She is never shy but then she il rarely
auda cous OF course it must I've under
stood that ] am speaking Of femme- du
monde, Tor the charming and inuch
photographed artlste> of Paris are auda
cious enough for anything
Yesterday afternoon in studying the
brilliant scene was very much attracted
ny the "igne" of the present season
Happily the eccentric outward curve
below the waist Is rarely exploited 10y
women of really refined taste. hut this
strange fashion has had lis influence on
the world ot dress. II Is no longer the
fashion to draw back the lower cheHt ::
'ather l. u IN" 'o't'', 'u''S I" i'''"" !"
a"so'"te '''euo''' MI" H'''' '"'
are prac'lcaliy "iN'lo"" no" "ass
me hshe ~ 'ne '''"'"ei' i t'c"''"'
ONO
Al 'ne Same tune ~ 'e"" my P''
'ures1"e season "''h '"'S ''ie" eu-
Pretne' supple Sd'iNH ana NelNc'S are "''-
duitonS' dr"opihS tedthers an" eNo'N
MOWERS are worn IN pro'u-loh' oh eh'''-
ing iashi"hahie ree'dHdh' OF 'He"'"'
one Is ~ once Struck pF the 'act ''a'
nearly all 'he women are or sc"in hcau'iiui'
MS If co'N'hcihS proof " i'""' we're
"ee"e", Nl'' wv '"H"'''' VI '-""S "''
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mace several lighthlhS sNetches III the
hitZ yesterday afternoon. Two OF these
! have finished for the beneft oi my
readers lhe lovely woman whose pach
~ turned ~ "A very well known iWader IN
exclusive circles. she wa~ one "' those
who entertained royalty ~ peanViiie ias
august ahn ~ VA" present '"o''"ht s''a''
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Yesterday afternoon sh' was wearing a
superb er'nihe scarf hoTdered WIN SKUNK
~ WAS 80 cieNefiy "fd''"d over 'he s'ateiy
shoulders that chose happy moment
when her back was tuned, To make my
sketch. This II one OF the latest methods
OF wearing the new wide tur scarf IT.
~ placed across the bust ana thrown hacR
over the shoulders the '"hg "nds heinG
crossed ne'o" 'he wall, ana one o' 'hehn