New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1928, Page 45

ly an outing model, yet it is fash- [evening wear, but now it is blossom- Shoes for formal afternoon wear !moment. ioned from georgette banded fine fing out for dayvtime. It breaks away gre invariably of kid, either match- hand tuckings as to the jumper, and 'rrom all tradition, however S| ing the frock, or in one of the new F[]R PARK AVEN”E ' with its skirt developed in oircular |heing handled as though it were 1 MENDED FURNITURE. spring colors, namely white jade, cut laid in narrow pleats all around. chiffon. honey beige, rose blush, shell or If a chair loses one rung or seme Other imported models of crepe de Femininity Fxpreseed plaza gray. The gray kid shoe fre- |other part works loose, mend ft Spl’iflg Slli(S [01‘ FfliI' sex AbO[I{ . s ‘vhlne in the palest of pa : ave The great clinine trend s ¢ quently appe With the indepen- | yourself by inserting furniture wlve the jumpers appiiqued and h !pressed in an afternoon model. dent e frock, and vice versa. and letting it stand two whole days {broidered in . N Lo frock is of crepe morocain printed in Stroller tan ay arron glace are | before using. 1 Dflppel‘ Val’le(ey ) | ose. The worlks 4s 4o five U an indefinite of soit blues and the new spring colors for sports and | : a distance th <th Jacket of tailored s wear. There are | READ HERALD CLASSIFTED ADS J o ¥ foned without twelve new s in hosiery, all | TS CHUYLER ( © > Vie! wee frock has & but two of which belong to the beige FOR YOUR WANTS rvice Writer 3.—Dapper days i 2o E Avenue with EVENING- advent o anky little spring aHouLD Be Iy They B to appear : VERY IRREGULAR now whene r e sun 1 bright- Iy enough to give the illusion of a | Hartford Store—815 Main Street warm day | Spring suits ever have the same first robin’s call. But this v year they seem doubly fresh, pleas- ¥ , ng and snappy because of the almost ibiguitous 1ur coats. Not that I want UIRCUMGIANCES® ~ o discredit some of the masterpieces FLOUNCES® GhouLD 3 of fur that strutted Gotham's aven- FALL FIAT~ ues this winter' But spring suits are Womens and (isses a welcome changr | ! - . | Where Smart Style Meets Moderate Price o b ! A new mports model Clair Soeurs |influence is bringing back taffeta. It | smocked fullness let in in a side |family. The sunburn Liose, intreduond SNAPPY STYLES ! frock of beigs georgette is distinct- |has been back for some months for | panel. |at' Palm Beach, are foadess at oy The strictly tailored, T suppose, ts| the inevitable choice for spring of | a eertain type of ijmmaculately | 8-+ A groomed Social Registerite. But {f | 3 2 1 5 MAIN STREET there's any wavering, Dame Fashion | W certainly seems to furnish enough | variety to suit the most individual- | minded. W g A 3 | 4 The long-coated twoed suit, with 5 / ¢ sweater blouse, is one charming ver- : // sion of spring suit modes. Mrs. Lang- v / | don Post car out of Pierre's look- 7 . £ fresh us a spring morning in & k& . .\ brown and tan tw suit with three 4 y narters coat. The had ample = A i 1 fullness, by way of box pleats, And < /s v the coat gained gra laving a i k P ghtly nipped-in w -line, just a A 7y suggestion of a molded silhouette, | { The coat was collarless and cuff- | , being finished with one-inch | dings. And the angora s ter | blouse, in a lighter shade, had the ; o . sime banding around its pointed | 7 ‘ i ea tl > wore a double pointed fox e e u u Latest Smoking Outfit V0D e | GOWN NE2D NOT/BE GPOILED ~ | : P [ — {F T & Well-TRANED [ ©1928 8y NLs SERVICE. INC. to be relegated to the ficld of aports. enamel. Paris does not indulge in active '::;;,k::;;;;:,;‘:..’, ks ‘_”nnmvmmfi “NE TR Ao The fashion successful for Mrs. Martin Scott looked exceed- | 'sports, as do our American wemen, e T\ ARIOUS DRESSES i % esnin s Easter and after Easter wear. suit of soft woolen. It had a tuxedo | tting this more elaborate wports front and one d she wore the | ck and ensemble i o iy S A magnificent collection. Out- S Mo g B 0 On Lady Diana Manners ! Take Felllillil]e IMCPCS[ The new type of suit that promises | great voguo is the kind Lady Diana | standing values, every one! fo it. The frock had the irregular |that the formal afternoon frock, wath curved neckline that {s vastly smart |its 1850 and Victorian influence, wilt when Just right. And of course hers | cateh tho fancy of the great ma jority., and u wast It was outlined with one of the |At the moment fashion intores : 2 belge pinks and a little tab of 'seems to be divided between the en- \ pink relieved the black by hang- |semble and the formal afternoon K\'l;m‘:\ne"mal:{: :!‘::'-ml s ’!rolv'k T ; ; ASTER will find you smartly dressed if you have She wore y ming | eantime Paris is catering to hoth H " 3 hat of black pica, fine new straw, | types. and the mmariiy 1o e NN | one of these coats .... and you will have Raved face -]1 with p'i;xk sllk.lller use of pink mau in America is accepting then,. | N | money at Jordan prices. Exquisitely soft finished ma- cmphasizes that color's popularity The sports typo frock is becoming | N e uveloudly Tailobe ; now. - ‘The return of flesh and _soft |more o elaborate, both au(fi] \ Ny terials and marvelously tailored. Thn. most wanted === Deize pinks—even for smart bathing 'material and trim, apd the formal | style features. In black, the new middy blue, soft Suits—is one more indication ofhow fternoon. frock takes unto ftself | N\ i # = o fashi WhS Mise Biluor Werehn- populss New I'v_‘l,\:hke are the new modes. For greater elaboration or drape as the | ’fla" s”xnd]_n:arz‘\b t]nn.(: it dt)h:‘?d‘fhl(;m_ilmz l:w \ID; York and Cleveland debutant and ‘pmk' does something nice to a Wo- |rivalry keaps up. There {8 no doubt | : | from the lightest seige to deeper wood shades, In niece of Chict Justice Williain How. | T4N'8 face which makes me welcome: | whatever that the ports model will | Elephants’ heads make cffective | sizes. ard Tatt of the United States . | 'S Teturn to favor. {811l be wora for formal afternoon, as havdles for spring umbrellas, preme court, i pictured here as she | . appeared as a professional manikin | at & style show in Chicago. She's | wearlng a feminine smoking jacket and 80 inch wide, r wk oxford hag pajamas. The tis a decp | fuchsia tone | | - | Manners introduced to Park Avenus ! With all this greater femininity | 4 . one warm day, the silk jicket frock. trend there is a division of opinion Y J his is a silk frock with its own as to what the American woman wilt 4 ket and it seems me one fine es accept. Some of the exclusive sports | i ipe from the ennui of long-coated designers are of the opinion that wo. | iy | sill enscmbles, men will still stick to the two types \ | . Lady Manners was exquisite in [of frocks, the sports and evening | || \ | . black flat crepe, with great sheenmodels Others are of the opinien | | el | \ The Bustle a la "28 g 2o | Manning Brothers ---have never been so chic and colorful as they are for this Easter. Surpassing in style, : quality and value at --..- The Foot-Craft models that we are presenting this spring are designed with chic simplicity that makes them harmonize with more than one costume. (e 4 Materials of the spring vogue include genuine ‘ water snake, lizard and alligator, patertt leather and suede combinations. COLLECTION of high grade dresses. as flatten ) ing as they are fashion-favored. They are actu- F OOT'CRAFF SHOES $690 to $| I(XJ ally amazing values at this price. New necklines, new sleeve treatments, new draperics, new uneven heme lines. All the fashion-favored shades. Values pose sible only at Jordan's. (By Mme. Lisheth) . The S version of the bustle js with the 1850 model. It is merely a sashlike drapery at the back of the dress. 2 Mfll S Here it is illustrated in a charm- ” n Jtreet ing frock of printed chiffon, with skirt that is tierad and short in front, the lower tier gradually be. coming longer. Dircetl the back, from under the “hostle,” the drapery trails along the floor, |