New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1928, Page 38

6A A OMART GOTHAM'S EVENING GOWNS These Are Designed Specially for Spring Wear to the floor, reminiscent, certa of Victorian days, at least. I must say, speaking of evening garb, at least one word about the headgear accompanying these zowns. t's quite right now to afl t th lit- tle lace cap when the moon col out but one has no thought one recently, with diamond car- rops seemingly connected with ep. Mrs. Richard Stevens wor the cap. D of soft, s s her youth p STRIPES. STRIPES! SHART TIES SONG ; That's How Man of the Mode Will Pick Them BY CU I S WOOD NEA service Writer A ra ¢ v York, there are ties that most he had Highland blood a tartan to be simulated in k for his throat. Night Clubs newest thing in ties 1s the over finely printed pattern of umber of modern things set in | such a way as to produce stripes Some of these are Night Clubs — with many little figures, including dancers and tipsy devotecs: Tour- i aturing autos, mountains, lunches—none of them over eighth-inch in size; and Pro- hibition, which makes much of the policeman's star and the tender's corkserew, Materials are meets 5 sid trouse the print one ain silk wor| trap horses oth d as fmportant as terns now. Irish poplins, silk lat crepes and crisp Jap silks good, Moires are ont. er: razzle-dazzle patterns. Polka dots always neat — and can be conserative. ades are not so hot now. One of the most popular ties for spring will the plain colored flat crepes. With suits growing bold and taking plaids themselves, even in purple tones. ties can afford to. calm down and just fit into the ¢ the cnsemble rather than be focal »n the Doints. on the ich as many nses backgrou bright L black, So foulard are ST are ratec th roeder dainty L drop } and bring chere or Brown and Bluc Colors for spring show a dominating brown and blue tone As for the browns—they figur out dozens of tones and shadings pre- five littlc rows of rii o C hooters. These Just navy, CLEAN VI NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRID hntrguing Pajama FYENING GBWNS OF m- comfortable to it is, in | exquisite ma- pict satin . Long sleeves sash tied on the blouse, while the th a cutf of nd ¥ p suit little uish th e £ finished e -~ silver res of come in dogs. figures and many three stripes 1o th after the kno tied. plaid shown today Jlors — on a brown Predominating is with red with a with stripe in tiny, tennis - e, ng up 100 ird from r 1 The Big Its figures come from tho and there's a arterback, a chdown, pe nts, of other things that good game some. other Copyright, ness of frocks may come above the stline, with slender hip effects— different effect from today's The third establishes all over 1n the chic of black for evening pecially when it is svelte, deli-| transparent velvet. Black Velvet's Elegance I have remarked before but would to cmphasize the insistance of ning modes on a morc elegant | lity. Black velvet has this in- trisically. And when the lines have it is doubled. o applicd the shirred to get the swallow-tail hem- And for diversity, this hem is 1 to show the ap- green satin lining. The neckilne LATEST DESIGNS Fashion Decrees They Break the Straight Silhouette 1LY HENRI BRENDEL For NEA Ser New York, March of new spring evenit fresh and fluttering | sox , MARCH 23, 1928, must be said that a man's sports sweater this year is fully as smart and really more individual if his don't match in pattern. It} svems to be the rule that sox can take the same color but mustn’ copy the design. Two tricky sweaters are shown that for color, pattern, weave and length are noteworthy. Ten Shades The checked sweater, a cardi- gan ,is about ten shades of brown, from one gala stripe of orange down to the nigger brown stripe. I's a stunner. Its tannish back- | ground tones it down but can't Leep it quiet. It has a new stitch. | too, that adds variety. And fory length, it is quite new — much T cven better Wwith one of the new purple suits for the links. Altogether sweaters are an in- centive to individuallty this vear And an incentive to gay spirits well, as Town m To Spring Essentials Paris, M (#—To induce wo- men to take sports clothes literally, dressmakers have launched “town dresse a cross between year's sport costume and the ored dress that preceded it. The | town dress is supposed to fill in the blank left between the golf course with its sweater and pleat- | cd skirt and the formal luncheon | ar. 22, | ed panels. I modern design. ang sleevel mholes are likewise n which shows ever ound with gre ind anon as Milady moves, giving a fresh note to th NFW SWFATERS OF BRIGHTER COLORS Paved ihe Way rves hono or afternoon dress of satin or geor- gette. It is usually of wool of a light color, beige, grege or gray. shorter than last season’s. Prob- ably to give the rfull trousers a chance to flaunt their English | pleats. The second mere pull-over gown. i POLICY CHANGED s, Mar., 22, (R—Re- turn to the policy of endorsement when desired of sweater is a cash- with white edges and purple novelty pattern in what might almost be a Morse | been authorized by code of dots and dashes. Several department of the Massa shades of purple join fn making | Federation of Women's Clubs. this a gorgeous looking piece of 'the past year the policy has been to apparel. Good with gray, and endorse principles only. DISTINGUISHED this candle stick, vellow and green glas with its large, wel-proportioned base. is Men Will Go in for Stronger Topes This Year P NEA s - luscious s - the oft-whites, th - moonlight greens ar one honey nd so Three Divergent I show three di tions of just how fashion has the upper hand in t tter of break- 1§ up the straight lines, once and tor all. First is a frock as daintily fresh and graceful an cmbodiment of the season as spring flowers themselves. On an ivory background, roses in soft pink tints gleam among delicate traceries of green leaves. A new note in slanting effects is achieved here by having the down- ward line of the irregular .ckline, tor the helt, the skirt yoke and the | skirt's flounce converge on the left 7 hip. Novel, different and charm- 105 ing is the cffect. disni 1 = bine, mart The flounce is circular and of gen- ' -rous fullness, with dipping, point- Kro°n and ¢ ing ends on the opposite sides. The bindings are of the deepest shade cf rose. Crisp as the spirit of spring is the moire of periwinkle blue. This gown has two noteworthy effects in its lincs—the off-the-shoulder sug- gestion of its curved neckline and the fluttering tendency of its polut- Merprctations gent interpreta- wools th the off-white like pink. The they can open-air W Browns 1 popt Of the worn with be the color a down plaids rise It's ahout whether the Those Re-gemmed Gowns Two very lovely costume jewel pins ornament this blue frock— square turquolse sct In platinum, in ' One of the twin tons up thr is as corre out that th kind of sw Another if it's coming s wouldn't have worn a v g And ber of them are slip-overs sports sweaters come black knickers—small note when when to promine pull-over or a cardigan front like a A man ecan take e s Gue Frorsueim SHoE hey ters are are rting a clothes this year. You | it's with MEN who take pride in their appearance rely on the FLORSHEIM Crest for all that is new in Shoecraft; for ser- vice; for cconomy. in that | fow | colored, fine Some of suspiciously num- , | now that out definitely for ar, show strong colors | in Pastel ire mostly. ones are the gi THE VISTA For the Man Wbo Cares and go in for decorative designs. | and purples—in more average person the season’s But that out orange, gaudy and white, red, very other color that th are colors. can and does catch the eye. sports sweate to he I trousers or with patterns seom to there is livel toned | checks he color is stripes and nee. fifty-tifty sports this year ater i3 a that but. cont. One the other, | Tt works en- | i sW - stylish as his pick. older man with o and sombre effects that give the impression of multitudinous kinds of browns. Some dull reds are snappy as can be. likewise reds that border on purple. Stripes are almost were of when just plain little they are uniquely designed figures satin, they tone down the cravat, to o= wit, the tie shown today of red had an ad a 1wek that fresh, d the rally n't in| 1 pull-over €0 chooses | pull-over | get Befor broccoli and si bonpint and ou the cardigan, for the colleg l Small tick patterns are good for | the conser this vear. Geoe metrie - designs are featured 'n’H-‘ vacious colo Stripes must be | something nally good to find | favor right In passing, it' n o cook pins catches the bodice at the point of the V and eascs a little fullness | into the neckline. The other fastens the girdle. The be-gemmed gown | really has the edge on the others now. I must mention, too, the sugg:s- tion of a blouse this bodice has. This might be taken to forecast a day— not too far distant—when the full- ilar veget s in cold C-(}S/zoe Shop 236 Main Street leaving the two table move all always gay. | stripes. 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