New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1929, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1920, ’ ° The Heart Story FLOWERS GROW l ’S FAVOR Love’s Awakenmg ofa Once Overs e By C. D. Batchelor N FASHION Steadfast Womap New York. April 15—The vogue | for floral prints is now an estab- By Adele Garrison sssasmanannnnnnans /\ i K lished fact in correct wardrobes. £ ) > The woman who does not own at icky'’s Unreasonable Anger Leads of my s this T et least one dainty print has never 10 a Painul Scene Which Leaves b accomplish it. 1 DSy - realized the feminine beauty con- t back to T / A - tained in them. 7 : Add to the beauty of floral prints : iy | : : the crisp charm of taffeta and you iky of A £ s have the ideal medium for party | of the > . o frocks for the young. 1 disturbed i S ey That is just what late spring and | looked = : N | e et t : carly summer styles are doing. The | very latest evening gown for the o A - debutante and her slightly older sis- 1 % ters is the flowered taffeta one. (/ ur (flhfin‘tz—]e \ b : 3 : Most of them are positively de- iectable in their coloring. Take soft § 7 i Davender wisteria against a delicate €5 4 i\ q lemon cream background, a flam- 3 d ¥ ingo background with sprays o' {green and brown, a green back- | ground with very delicate but love- | | ly orange flower Taffeta’s Individual Touches Since taffeta is essentially a crisp fabric, the manner in which the new party frocks are made takes this into consideration. Peplums, tiered skirts, little cap sleeves i ots, full skirts and ruf a styie touches th ture. Many of these preity dresses are ing the longer in the £ them simulate the ess lines that fashion is making much of now. But the fitted lines for youth are nev forme- fitting ones of the mature Natural waistlines, sin 80 very attractive on slender, ) figures, are cmphasiz in some of these new printed taffeta frocks And of course a bow here or a bow | {there is inevitable, especially <o 4 14 inclu | when one considers just how fine an art bow-typing has becor AMONE | prach and youthful is a neach blossom prirt azairst a white backe | couturiers. und in o taffeta frock that uses ¢ normously full circular pancls on i One little conceit that an especial ped b a Tt bow. b S S e tonped iy 8 jpert bow [in was having its ik buttonin from half-way to waistline to th roun g line or th decollet Only four buttons were n | they were infinitesi | beautiful crystal. Just one extremely happy “little touches.’ In one printed taffeta dinner | frock, T have used the circular ruf- I tle panel to give an unsual o | sided eftect. The t tself s | charming, tin Aipia | Blossoin ures in the ink on k- | nost flam . with brown here vaistline is | o1 of tact % G 5 girdle with “Pipe th’ pants, Slick. Ally mode! That's my middle name.” % A Continuous spiral Ruffi side panes con vosed in spir bacteria, its walls| [ g in its circular atter forms, the | half-dozen or so cireu er and all of toms th have en mentioned, and some physi- 1an who knows how, diagnoses- disease and s he person’s| Paquin docs a distinctive a hylrang.-a print on In the vast majority of cases|background. It ix a | is no doctor who diagnoses | quite charmingly quain diswuse who does the operation |1y new at the same time irreon who is | 1its to the waistline man who has | Swathed hand is posed | the taffeta flares out from | ne, with a long panel it more | from under one side touching the carlier and | fioor. re done before the| Very fresh and youth is the h matter had a | frock that uses peach Dblosso 10 burst and spread the in- | @gainst a re white backgre fection throughout the abdomen, | fOr its taffeta’s pattern. This frock a semi-princess line, with two <M I, F ~[ one side, topped by a hig, pert how i A lenus for the Family | e i i s, M : / | |and feeling is extremely youthful. | Faauin o an K i / el ek L iy ed taffeta into quaint basque | A distinetive one-sided effect 4y /7, o Ty Mra e Alshanden chs i shness oF YOuth 15 WP | prock with pulf bovis beiow a tight achicved h printed taffeta // Columbia_ French Dressin i hipline. by use of spiral ruffies. Z Plavors salad S V) to play with his toys—his own way, HONKER GOSSIPS A LITTLE | By Thornton W. Burzess HONOR AMERICAN Athens, Groece, April 15 (@) — you w < vou S P 7 i Seventy thousand persons yesterday have had your dinner, won't you? A Rty | 1 pound link sausag i cart . attended a performance given in “If there is t ; flexible i CuCIIc car half — way | A JAR OF BEADS tve iles her her had | honor of American at the replicd N « 1 “Wouldn't you give a fellow a 5 through so that they 1 lay flat. | ce Judson Pes rung @ he i N Z oar Athens stadium. The program cone chance to eat?” demanded e oo . | 7 lace them in a frying nd broi E e 4 X sisted of dances a « third act Horker e six inches below g ¢. Pour off | Helen's father brought hon ‘ . Ve 1 had gone | of Sophocles’ Antigone =00n us it collects. Turn | her a glass jar full of smooth | ges to allow them to|colorcd beads. The Iv. 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