New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1928, Page 36

1A Time Makes Difference Leap Year Girl Says MISS 1900: “Yes, yes, it's VERY kind of you to ask me to the box social, George, and I—er ~TI'd LOVE to go, oh, o much, but then we've ONLY known each other six MONTHS and— er—well, people—Oh, FUDGE, 1 think I will anyway—" Posed By MISS LOUISE BROOKS MISS 1912: “Oh, THANK you, so much for finding and return- ing my handkerchief. SO careless of me. Oh, I just COULDN'T give you my ADDRESS. It wouldn’t be nice and-—oh, well, you LOOK all right so—Oh, but REALLY, I shouldn't—" MISS 1928: “Now look here, EGGHEAD, and get me STRAIGHT. I like you and I'm not such a BAD buy myself. What say we gallop to a sky pilot and tie the knot. Make your answer snappy, Big Boy, Leap Year only lasts a year—You WILL? Zowie! Let’s go!” r hat Is it any wonder get them out of their 1ds only by putting them on? Vs wo shown ' om EASTER INSTINCT TURNING TO HATS New Bonnets for Milady Have - ain i 5 ; Fetching Desicas i 15 a8 v A mo ONION TASTE the onion tast h they h utensils with rinse in cold. TORTOISE GRILL. To keep real tortoise shell gleam- | ing, never touch with water. coliol for cleasning and polish ped in dry borax A mod- side trim- In the aturally When 1. nstinctive stunning ne *pring nd not un the toque old first place Lots o Stra brini of the hat to hon Phere on worked ou in pinks and ribhon Kk tur- v shad are the .porch cushions WATERPROOF have blossomed forth as bright | 1is orange black-eyed | <o cover Is covered with glazed chintz, | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1928, e e e e — cctacles are a 1928 version of | With it she weore one of thte new“back pleats came in the form of a | tion. The crown was creased a bit. 'ss. But 1 admit a kind of |satin turbans of semewhat exotic | stunning rose crepe costume Mar- | New crowns seem to like to hug the violet-brige hosiery cut. And of course it sat up high jorie Heath wore to a studio tea head. appearing along Gotham's best {on her forehead for all the new hats | last week. It had a skirt with all-| This hat was very becoming with streets on Gotham's best underpin- | just do—if they're turbans. | around pleats and a little cape that!a matching frock topped by a dry nings. I like the new style of wearing | had fts pleats just pressed in.|ggey cloth coat, fur trimmed. Her Mrs. Finlay Westover, lunching at | gay satin or kid slippers in solid, | Tricky as could be. And so smart! | shoes and bag wero dark grey—the the Ritz the other day, for instance, | bright color, with the new spring| Hats Bear Watching ilormer twd-strap with silver buckles wors this new shage with black |dance frocks. The other cvening I| Fats seem to bear watching right | n the center of the straps instead lizard pumps and t ce in her fine noticed that mest of the Junior|j,ow. Beforc we know it they are!©f at one side. wool frock’s guimps was frankly Leaguo girls have adopted this fad. going to be so different we will feel | lavenden beige also, Jade green, a bright French blue, | quite out of date unless we keep | DISCOLOREN GLASS. carmine, daffodil vellow and purple |y, all had exponents. VIOLET TONESIN SPRING GOLORING: They Are a New Note, Even in Elite's Hosiery I noticed Paula Murray strolling down Park Avenue onc day in one of the jaunty new spring velvet suits, in a stunning Parama violet shade oft silver fox trimmed it. The skirt was gored—one more de- parture for this ingzenious season! Nearly Old-Fashioned The coat was the new hip-length | h is v a little longer than last spring's but not guite the old- fashoined tailored hip-length. It had flap pockets on cach side—a sporty touch for so trim a suit. Eyes arc emphasized in the | new models which slant backwards | on the head—a bit reminiscently of | another ycar—or else, if they have! a brim they just frankly bite it out 50 the eyes can get in their licks! without having to tilt the head up-' Winifred Trask. | wards. { Colored umbrellas can be kept Rear fullness grows apace in Mrs. Cornclius H. Tangeman wore | clear colored if one scrubs the dirty gowns. Of course those of us who|a new light blue transparent felt to streaks off with a soft brush dipped remember the woe of bhack-pleats lunch at Pierre’s recently. It had | into sweetened hot black tea. getting out of press need a great,a sweet brim that deftly flattered deal of persuading. 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