New Britain herald., 1928-06-21
Mrs. T.. J.. BurriiI, Jr,
BY BETSY SCHUYLER
NE..i Service Writer

New York, June 21.-~What is so
rare as a day in June without some
outdoor social cNcnto
With races, the Westchester
County Horse SHOW. the society
benefit tea and fair on Mrs. Payn"
so on, everyone is getting his air
and sunshine these days.
Color. of Course
Plcated skirts. smart wraps. and
hats 'ha, may be large. small or
intermediate. together with trick
lily chic shoes, purses and other ac-
cessories are the outstanding style
notes. And color, OF course!
White. off white and dead, has a
large vote. yellow takes prccod-
cnce over soft heigos and tans.
And pinls. from lovely straw SAN
dals to garden hats of Swiss straw
are on the up and up.
Mrs. Earl r. Smith wore a beau
tiful little French frock of hand
embroidered pink batiste, topped
by a white coat that missed being
plainly tailored by the rounding
tie end Of its severe collar. The
frock WAS as simple as it was beau
,iful. Just a fun skirt. edged with
white, and straight bodice, finely
worked with square collar and
sleeveless armholoa edged with
white. Her hat was pink BALI
buntI and h"r purse and T-strap
sandals Of pink straw.
Black " hito. ever smart, had
new way of Introducing the black
element Nhen Mrs. +. J.. Burril,
Jr., carried her little Scotty for an
accessory ana matched him up
| with Il back-whiie purse. Her
white sports outfit was of shan
tung silk, with fine tuclls for a
vestee and a scarf collar. The
skirt as rleated. She Was one of
those who favored the big hat:
quite properly, for it was lovely
on her.
\ Green Ensemble
J-l'H'i dltlN iTtSSS N1it SOliit VI
the tea costumes at Mrs Whit
neys. Mrs George Ferguson wore
a cool-lookins cape frock of green
! bay leaves on White chiffon. 1t
! featured elbow length. sleeves, a
new note. Her hat of pale green
plea had its large brim edged in
dark green and bay berries and
| leaves cncircled the crown.
| Mrs. Dean Bodfors stopped to
/ chat with her and her flaming red
chiffon WAS lovely against the
green. Mrs. Iedfors' red frock
had Il large white pattern printed
on it. 4 circular skirt, very full,
and flaring sleeves. a heart shaped
neckline and "a belt OF red velvet
gave it distinct touches.
Mrs. George Harder and Mrs.
Sidney Whclan chose sports out
fits. The former with a jamty dag
onally striped brown basque with
her tan pleated Jersey skirt and
Jacket; the latter with tricolor
stripes across the sweater jumper
of her light grey cardigan suit.
a beautiful example of the kind
Of lady-costume a Jacket frock can
be WAS worn 10y Mrs. Ayerill Har-
rilnaB. 1lan1-Work threaded a
delicate but very effective fine pat
tern of scrolls in rich browns on a
| fine tan back ground. The plcated
, skirt had tan border. as did the
| blouse and the jacket too. Her
brown hat had only a tiny bunc h
Of brown, tan and orange flowers
on it Tor trimming.
Wai-ilincs Normal
Mrs Edwin Post wore long
gloves and a fox scarf with her
orange figured chiffon frock tina,
found the normal waistlinc with
a smartlv tailored belt. Her ha,
was rather deep-crowned but its
brim only Intermediate in width.
New and dashing is the pleated
hip-ruffle as indicated by a smart
! yellow crepe frock Mrs. William
Decrjng Howe wore as she led lit.
tie Cynthia along in dress thai
had yellow appliqued flowers on it.