The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1935, Page 7

‘The shoe tree has sprouted many new branches this fall, and it’s going to be fun to select a wardrobe of shoes to go with new frocks. It is no longer smart to make one type of shoe go with every costume ... it is no longer smart to wear only one heel height or only one color. Sports Shoes If you wear tweeds, or knits or Bportive woolens of any kind, you {will be overjoyed in the newness of stout sport shoes, They are as sen- sible and long wearing as ever, but ‘how new they are in style. Most of them are of British or Peasant in- spiration, in ties or oxfords of some sort or another. Heels are moderate- ly low, or very low. If you have slim ankles, by all means wear them very Jow, for nothing is more chic. Colors look best in shoes of this type. It is “very possible that you may even be able to match your favorite tweed to perfection. There are lots of rich, > Spicy browns; oxblood red with black :or with navy ... think how smart that could iook! Deep greens look chic all by themselves, or combined essewith brown, The greens are €x- :cotremely smart when worn with rusty ‘= brown suits, and when the handbag and hat match the green of the shoe. bad Afternoon Shoes “t+ Choose the material in your shoes with relation to most of the dresses “in- your wardrobe. There are crepe “@shoes smartest with silks. There are suides so soft and fine, they will al- most match your velvets. There are kidskins, soft as a glove that comple- ment practically any fabric. And there are many gabardines that will be . trim with more informal afternoon frocks, ;--Pumps, ties, step-ins and high cut “oxfords are all smart enough to step out to any tea or cocktail party. As “for heels for afternoon, the continental will be the wisest choice if the shoe| become accustomed to the high heel.| shoe in previous scasons, but this » ig to go with several costumes. t Styles for Night - There is no holding back the san- dal’s popularity, and there are more and more smart interpretations in- . Spired by the Hindu influence. San- dals with quite pointed toes, and no heel at all are being worn by the ‘very smartest women abroad. These usually have some sort of build-up -inside the shoe, so that they will be more comfortable for feet which have Very new and just as smart is the cocktail dress of printed lame. This Patou model has a soft pink design on a black ground, and fine shirring trims the neckline with its unusual decollete. A reversible taupe hat completes the elegant ensemble. Flared skirts on coats have come back to life again, and make every other fashion seem old by comparison. The new fullness gives ease to the wearer, and a new beauty to the be- holder. It has been interpreted in several ways. One version shows & graduating flare from hip to hem with a graceful ripple at the bottom. There are side flares and back flares as well as the all-around flare. Some- times there are several godets set in thes kirt as are often seen in dresses. Sometimes pleats find their way to the hemlines of skirts as a new note. When coats are of straight sil- houette, designers have cleverly, in many instances, used diagonally pat- terned wools in order to simulate the new silhouette, Sleeve Width Sleeves are free and easy above the elbow. Many are set in quite, quite! Jow in dolman fashion. Others make (Written for NEA Service) Paris—The cocktail dress, featuring novelties in cut and fabric, has oust- ed the evening tailleur as the gar- ment of that very elastic social pe- riod that starts with nightfall and may last until the nub of the eve- ning. Quiet elegance, and a studied for- mality of design, replace the evening tailleur’s sumptuousness. Moderately decolleted (in contrast to the evening biouses), sometimes en- dowed with important sleeves, hardly longer than any other formal after- noon dress, the new cocktail gown owes its rarefied air to the sumptuous quality of the fabric, the elaborate de- tail work and sometimes a discreet touch of embroidery. Quite a large number of these cock- tail gowns are fashioned of lame. After years of neglect this fabric has {suddenly come into its own again and THE BISMARCE TRIBUNE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1935 lopted same under light, and /these plaids conservative FOOTWEARFASHON Xv INR CAN NE MS SESE ee L Printed Lame Sets Vogue played to abandon it, Then there are| threads, as does away ‘ the new lame broches, velvets and/with the terror of tarnish. Men have codes of behavior Hove ee abl na gl Sl eofiomya Checks anf Plaids , [prevent them from stealing and L some sort of novelty either in design,| qnere are machine knit cloths t that /dering, but nations have aod ies sponsor the gayest little checks and |ident R. E, Galbreath, ‘ 4 plaids in bar! pra} oe pre College. ‘Gquare and Round Toes, High Large Collars in Vogue and Fa-|Evening Tailleur ‘Is Ousted by| A New Yarn Is Told ' | and are unusual in pattern and color. ass a gual and Low Heels Appear in brics of Curly Surface New Gowns, Many of Them About Fall Knitwear) fas the are presa iy 1 Scupene: [te sf Jou rearrange your | New Models Popular in Selection Made of Lame If you have the time, talent, ana *ble in cold climates, overs go eee ib aoe oneal Bb — By JEAN PATOU inclination to knit, make your own! to watch their mothers for, at last, | going. fall sportswear. But if you haven't, take a look at some of the new things in the store. Even your knittingest friends will have a difficult time discovering whether or not they are handmade. For Every Occasion If one wished, she could have an entire wasdrobe of knitted dresses. There are strictly tailored types in Shirtwaist styles that are grand for college, perfect for office, as be- coming to women as to misses. Then there are softer boucles and lacy stitched knits that could make their way to any bridge party in town. Now the surprise! There are per- fectly charming knits made for eve- ning wear. If you live in a cold cli- mate nothing could be more practi- cal, Some of them are so lacy that you'll forget all about the practical side of them when you try them on. Many of the yarns have been inter- woven with cellophane. This gives a Yes, It’s True That shoe you've read so much about in all the good magazines is here at last. There is a Genuine Jac- queline and Connie Mode Department in the New Robertson’s Store. Such Shoe Styles, too, at smart use of drapery above the elbow and taper down to a narrow wrist. Sometimes the sleeve tops are draped to suggest capelets. Sometimes they are worked in the fur of the collar, but always they have a softness and | ease which is typical of this gracious season, Teachers --- When in Bismarck for your convention, don’t fail to get a MURLE Loveliest of all Permanent Waves—by the new modern vapor revitalizing process. EXPERT BEAUTICIANS PRICES REASONABLE GRAND DE LUXE BEAUTY — Mrs. Polly Schott, Mgr. Large Collars The elegance of the mode finds its best expression in the collars of coats. | They are of soft, swirling foxes. They | grow large and become capes falling over the shoulders. Fabrics of curly surface as frise woolens are most important. They are rich and adaptable to a luxury season. Lustrous pattern is noted often on dull surfaces, and self diagonal stripes are also up in front in fabric choice. If the sun were slightly farther away, or closer, than it now is, man could not live on the earth. His needs are so exacting that a very Jeweled sandals are perfect in this jewelry-important season, Toes are be- ing covered more than they were last year, and smart women believe that @ sheer stocking is far more attractive than no stocking at all. Toe Talk Smart young women have discover- ed that when their toes are rounded their feet appear sizes smaller. They have hunted far and wide to find this : Beautiful FURS by - Frederick-James Superb quality of pelts and.the pin- nacle of fur craftsmanship are em- bodied in these fine coats. Select Your Fur Coat from These Famous Makers’ Products when in Bismarck for the N. D. E. A. Convention, Nov. 6, 7, 8. Furs on Disp! Women’ lay at Robertson’s 's Wear Shop All Furs carry the guarantee of both Robertson’s and the Maker. slight change in the amount of heat, air, and moisture on earth would snuff out his life, On Robertson’s Mezzanine Floor year there will be plenty of them, thank goodness! The square toe is another newcomer that the younger set will adore. ACCESSORIES TAKE GUES FROM PERIOD Jewelry, Handbags and Gloves Must Coordinate Costume From Head to Toe Gone are the days when a glove was simply something to keep your hands from freezing . . . or a brooch just a pin to keep a neckline in place, This year's fashions demand that ac- cessories be chosen carefully so that they be in perfect tune with the rest ot the costume. Designers have work- ed cautiously, using the same influ- ences throughout, so that 1935-36 cos- tumes may he perfectly coordinated from head to toe. A Jewelry Season The women of the east loved their jeweled fashions . . . their girdles and sandals, necklaces and bracelets, all brilliant .with colorful gems. Now western women are getting a fling at them. There are dazzling girdles to be had for wear with evening gowns . there are jeweled scarfs to tie at the neck of a smart dress. There are exquisite Renaissance earrings that drop just a little, and look too, too smart with hair piled high in the evening. There are massive bracelets in the Hindu manner. There are charming brooches and clips that will add chic to the draped bodice of a frock. You will indulge your taste for jewelry this year, as you never have before. That Indispensable Quality In Every Fine Woman’s World. There’s a rich note in our collection for fall and winter ... an interesting use of fine materials in new colors. It’s a time- ly note, a mode in keeping with the rich season of the year. Inspired by the wealth of periods in the past, the rare de- tail that marked early Italy, the grace that belonged to early Greece, the charm of the richest eastern countries, these Handbag Elegance Handbags sing the same chorus of elegance. In the evening they are made of sumptuous fabrics, rich vel- vets, sequins, jewels, fine embroider- ies. They run to many shapes and sizes, and colors. They may match or contrast your evening gown. If they are jeweled, be sure that the colors are picked up somewhere in your gown to make the harmony perfect. Daytime bags are smartest when they complement shoes. With suedes, carry a suede or antelope bag. With rought leather sports shoes, there are handbags in the same or similar grains. If you want your bag to look different from any you have ever car- ried, buy one that is longer than it is wide. They are smart, and roomy enough for the busiest women. Colors follow shoes. The new ginger brown will be grand for your tweeds. Silk bags for afternoon go in for elegant frames, The bag is of saiin or crepe usually, and the frame in gold, silver, Jeyels, or crystal, in important carv- ings. The silk bags look their best in black, collections bring you the smartest adap- tations of New York, Paris and Holly- wood designers. MEMBERS OF THE N. D. E. A. We Welcome You to Bismarck You’ll enjoy our progressive, growing city. It’s a real convention town. Most North Dakota teachers know about Robert- son’s fine garments. You’ll be thrilled with our attrac- tive new store .... it’s an important part of Bismarck’s progress. Remember to include it on your tour of inspection of the city. Glove Loves Because of the importance of sleeves, gloves in perfect harmony will keep to a fairly simple silhouette. Cuffs will not flare too widely. Decorative motiffs will not be conspicuous. This will allow you to wear your lovely oriental bracelets over their tops. But- tons are often used at the sides of dressy gloves. There are silky fabrics for the very first fall gloves, with suedes, and fine leather following when days get cool. The short glove is the darling of the mode for sports. It may open in front or back, it may button or not. It is seen in suede fabric, in pigskin, and capeskins, It is a dream in a sort of russet shade that will mateh shoes and handbags . & natural for tweed suits, and knits. — . Today’s Recipe Date Pecan Pie One and one-third cups sweetened condensed milk, 2 eggs, %. cup pitted dates, % cup pecan nut meats, 1 tea- spoon vanilla, % teaspoon salt, 1 un- baked eight-inch pie shell. Chop dates. Beat eggs separately, beating yolks until thick and lemon colored, Combine milk, dates, nuts, vanilla, salt and egg yolks. Fold in whites of eggs beaten until stiff. Turn into unbaked ple shell and put ine hot oven (425 degrees Fahrenheit) for 10 minutes. Reduce heat to 300 degrees and beke half an hour longer. Cool thoroughly before serving. © | Our New Jacqueline Mode Shoe Section New Beauty Service on Mezzanine