The Washington times., 1922-06-04

Majesty's impartiality in politics
Is well known in Paris, and his
presence would be regarded as al,
assurance of British friendship.
the sense Of which the monarch
might be better able to convey
than certain perplexed politicians.
pARIS 10 preparing a tremend.
Gus welcome for Marshall
Joffre. who will soon return from
his tour round the world.
The bluff old hero of the
Marne has been engaged upon q
peaceful mission for his country.
in the course Of which he has
penetrated the mystery regions
Of the French possessions IN
Indo-C China, has visited Japan.
and crossed the. American con
tinent.
On his return. he will make Q
call for French colonial pioneers
in which women will be In
cluded-
MISS LEoNoRA HUGHES is
having a royal reception In
Paris. where she has brought a
number Of wonderful new dances
from America.
The beautiful Leonora the other
day gave some Of the ingredients
Of her beauty recipe. Here they
are: Wash in cold water. play ten.
mis- and golf. and ride horseback;
follow a strict diet, and always eat
a fruit breakfast.
But" she added with an arch
smile, Il drink champagne. and I
believe in Joining in the fun OF
things whenever I can"
A ND what II they do make skirts
a little longer? There are more
ways Of displaying the charms OF
a shapely leg than by abbreviated
draperies.
Thus argues the fair Partisan.
So then, II skirts must be LONGER
am told that they must have win.
dows. Gauzy panelling discreetly
arranged may provide a solution.
though in some quarters, I hear,
even this may be dispensed with.
Anyhow. the skirt which will
give fleeting glimpses OF Jewet!ed
knee is regarded as an ample com.
pensation for the decree which
eclipses the dainty ankle.
ONE finds little enthusiasm In
Paris sporting circles for the
suggestion that Dempsey and Car.
pentier should meet in a contest
on this side Of the Atlantic.
There may be more science in
Carpenters boxing than IN the
world champions. but Frenci
sportesmen incline to the view that
Dempsey's superior weight gives
him an advantage which all the
fighting science in the world can.
not neutralize.
French pride In the champion
would be sorely hit II Carpenter
lost a second time.
A NEW feature on the boulevards
just recently are the sandwich
girls, and It looks as though an.
other masculine occupation is to be
captured by the fairer sex.
The sandwich girls are smart,
pretty maidens who. their en-
ployers find, are far more effective
advertisers than their dowdy mas.
culine prototypes.
Paris, however, does not look
upon them with approval.
WOMEN are being warned
against certain massage es.
tablishments in Paris which are at
present advertising pretty txten'
sively In the press.
Only the initiated know the sign
in the innocent. looking advertise.
ments by which these establish.
ments may be identified.
Numbers of women have only
found out their mistake when, hsv.
ing prepared themselves for mas.
sage in their cubiole, they found
that the "masseuse" was a man.
pUT and Take 10 booming In
Paris. II emily found It's way
into the city a month or two ago,
when night reveiers who sput the
little brass tops for drinks on cafe
tables were regarded quite as curl.
osities.
But nowadays one finds he little
piece OF spinning metal In slmos,