Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1930, Page 109

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—MARCH 23. Smart Styles for Spring Days The Sunday Star In Co-Operation with the International Fashion Forum Edited by JANE ROLAND The outstanding fashions created by foremost designers and displayed by the leading shops ADVISORY COUNCIL MISS S. BEATRICE HUNTER MISS MARY MACKINNON Ass’t Director National Costume Art Ass’n Artist MISS GRACE M. FULLER Director of Costume Design, New York MISS MARJORIE OELRICHS School of Fine and Applied Arts MRS. PAULINE SWAIN MORGAN The popularity of the dot is emphasized in the embroidered crown of this natural baku-trimmed hat with brown grosgrain facing. By courtesy of M. Pasternak. There is a place ~ in any woman’'s wardrobe for a straight-line coat of viocrepe with the stitched scarf col- : lar. By ccurtesy of £ 4 M. Philipsborn & Co. To complement the very popular hostess pajamas one may wear this charming slipper of eggshell kid with cross straps of contrast- ing shades. By courtesy of Rick’s. 2 (Copyright. 1930.) Black and chartreuse printed crepe dressmaker suit with pleated tier skirt and finger- length jacket, By courtesy of Woodward & Lothrop. One of the smartest of the fashion notes for Spring is the strictly tailored short-jacket suit, which is here shown in dark-brown tweed. By courtesy of Hickson, Inc. Large scattered prints on a black ground are a new note for the aft- One of the smart new light- 2 3 ernoon crepe dress. weight woolen dresses, with Eton 5 Cpnservative all-over printed silk was chosen for By courtesy of Woodward & Lothrop. jacket and white pique vestee. A this tier dress with matching jacket. By courtesy of Frank R. Jelleff, Inc. 3 AN By courtesy of L. M. Hicks. Equally correct for country and for town wear, this hat of linon body is trimly finished with a band and an unusual knot of belting ribbon. By courtesy of The Hecht Co.