The Washington times., 1922-04-09

There were some startling
toilets. One fair beauty ! saw
had come in Jet black tights
which fitted her Like q glove.
She wore . scarlet cloak over
them-sometimes. \
A ND there are more dances
coming. Following the cos
tumiers the corset-makers. and
the motor-car people, the fur
riers are to give q bali.
Prizes Of a hundred beautiful
furs ars TO be distributed to the
dancers. and women are simply
tumbling over each other 10 get
ticket. Partisan doctors tell me
that women are dancing too
much. Paiiid. nervy girls flock
TO their consulting rooms for
tonics. ''Dansitis" is the only
term for describing their malady.
No wonder. when on four
mornings out of ths week
o'clock finds them stin on the
floor Of the ballrooml
hid the tango, after all. come
from America? Devotees
In Paris of the dance prescribed
by the Church are now taking
UP the cudsels on it's behalf and
are claiming that Il was France
who invented the tango.
II Is more than q century old.
they declare, and maintain that
Il is derived from a step which
was the rage In French society
before the revolution That un-
happy Queen. Marie Antoanette.
thsy say, danced Il, and II was
then known as ths ''tangustte."
II it was good enough for the
stately queen Il is surely GOOD
enough for Psrisians In 1s22. no
long 1--we the ..n.0i
pARIs is simply delighted with
the prospect OF seeing rrin-
ess Mary and her sosdfer-hns-
. band on their return frem their
honeymoon In Italy.
Even the princess, fAncy.
will be surprised At tks warm
welcome which will greet her.
kireaAy hear Of saAborsfs ar
rangemsnts TO- Be made to honor
Britain's bride A gala night
at the beautiful opera heuss win
undoubtedly bs one Of ths fsa-
lures. -
It is . lovely esa nsAasAss In
which Princess Mary ana vls-
count LAsoeilss wfu stay n ths
Rue Dc varssz.A oufss swsy
from the susy boulssAr4a. = y
q relic ef the saAIwus1A HarfA
The PrinosaS bsAresm LsoaEs sut
on . lovely ca garden. AhssAx-
the place is being prsparsA To-
the hspDy osssas z
MIsrnSouUrr. ths RssasAnax
NEST popular musaoAaln f>
vorits. IL vitAss4 .: AsAss
menl
rhryusA ssns hassA - s&s ~
sstiasisaa saneussuns ve1nAs
she wss arranging y naAsn&
ana Anssrfoa have SAlfaa tARv9gE
ana hsr osntrMoa - SA0 Oneena -.
Paris bsving Syy1ReA, tAs nC
msus vsdstAs - fpr he snsnea1k
as she i.nShfasfy Asaans~ Arks
81 osurys \ wfn ssA q Pr
isus, for I hsax sAm4 0he 6ea6.e-
De fArSs are ozs1y - ~ -
renew kistingustt.s osatyecf -
the srarhling danssuss 90 1Sa
White viii share the hsaRN &
the Casino .tass ssfvs~ sAssa
MrsrINoUErrs iv~s Il =.
practical ts'<s. sf ssurs~ y.
proverbial y
Bstwesn the sosnss esfAs casass
de Paris at a matinee psx0srssnncs
the ether day, she offsred n Bsa
cot q pretty Etts ban an s1sN
painted. -
"A Iitue present for ysu.- she
said. with one of her srch smd1sA
M. Boucot declared himself de-.
lighted. and, taking ths bal. un
consciously sQuce@sd IT, -
The ball burst, smcthsr1nr HIM
with water. -
Ana Mistinruett isngheS fs~ g
whole minute, and nearly forrct tS-
change for her next appearance. -
nAzxLn ''undieS' have haA
their day. II seems. For a time
nothing could be too startling. and
lingerie IN vivid blues. reds. ane
even In striped patterns, were rss
xnrdsd az the height Of sSaGAnoa-
But fair Pnrtsscnncs have now
come to the conclusion that for real
dsinsinesn, the auicts~ shades are
best. and. while the t1~detscAsA
white OF mIiady's undersaxments n
still regarded a. rather oiAfssh-
ioneH, the deiicsts creams and thq
onion shades which. are fsvorsA ~
A.