Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1934, Page 114

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER 16, 1934 = — 4 suit to grace any davtime occasion. It is of olive green wool, smartly tailored. and the coat is lined with fur dyed to match. Going South? Here's a smart tweed cape suit for the journey and for the cooler days there. The plaid is a mixture of gray, blue and rose. Worn with . i (i e Evening gown of sculptured lines. Gt B Db It is of p,"l" blue satin. The knife- e P pleated tier that forms most of the skirt sweeps out gracefully as the wearer crosses the floor. » redey 115t A4 cape and a ruche of erisp. white tulle lend charm to a gown ”;‘/h N"["“’(fi:""[:": ! 4 dashing new Paris hat. It is of banana-colored i H"“{: f #’ velour, with draped band of crepe in the same tint. u;e l’l"':‘:s ‘:ligppvr : 1 i ' .y It dips with a gay slant from the high sloped crown. o L satin, with match- ing knec-length coat of Persian cut. All-purpose tweed coat. Ideal for cruise. country or street wear is this coat of brown and white checked tweed. The scarf is a soft silk ascot. For the Winter sports resort. Tyrolean ski suit of navy blue wool, worn with hand-knit scarf and tam of blue, red and gray wool. Gray mittens and socks com- plete the outfit. Double-duty evening gown in s:pphiw blue velvet. Removal of 25T . the separate blouse top reveals a Winter. The model at left is a % : letage having crossed straps at the gray gabardine suit with check N > ¥ back. blouse. At right is a costume of ecru “toile de laine” jacket and navy blue broadcloth trousers.