Evening star., 1928-04-29
BY MARGARET FOE HART.

BY MARGARET FOE HART.
As In the ancient and popular fairy
tale, Cinderella of the Little Glass
Slipper" so is the slipper playing an
outstanding part in the costume Of the
SSnartly attired woman of the day. The
modern woman is giving added thought
to her selection Of the footwear to be
worn with the effective frocks and hats
6ecreed by Dame Fashion to be the
style for the 1928 Summer season.
Elaborately designed and in coiors
vieinG both with the paleSt and the
deepest OF rainbow hues, the dainty
Slippers will in many cases give that
added touch OF color To an unusually
striking ensemble.
Slippers matching the frock with
which they are worn are not only pop
ular for evening wear but many striking
costumes for the afternoon are charm
inrly completed with slippers corre-
spondinr with the color OF the frock
or perhaps the hat or bag In fact the
trend OF fashion is to have all the ac-
oeSSoriss Of the fashionably dressed
woman OF today blend with the frocS
with which they are worn Not Few
Of the prettieSt OF weddings have the
slippers OF the brides attendants.
Soft pastel shaded chiffon and Crepes
will hold the center of the fashion stage
for the Summer evening frockS as we'll
as for the afternoon and slippers OF
satin or brocade matching the fuffily
designed frockS will be quite the vogue.
For the all-white crepe or ponGee
frock for sport or morning kid slippers
In brilliant colors will lend the color
e.
Youthful New Member Of
Foreign Set In Blue.
Mrs. Leander Mccormick -Goodhart.
before her marriage yesterday afternoon
Kiss Janet Phillips. daughter of former
Representative and Mrs. Thomas w,
Phillips. jr OF Pennsylvania. accom-
panied Mr. Mccormick -Goodhart to the
English Speaking Union Wednesday,
which met at the willard Hotel. She
wore q gown Of deep sapphire blue chif--
fon. fashioned with O softly draped
skirt and with a fitted bodice. Her
elippers were Of blue brocade TO match
the gown and her evening wrap was OF
the same shade of blue in a SOFT velvet.
Miss Peggy Burch, daughter OF Or.
and Mrs Preston Burch. who made her
debut this Winter. is wearing An eve
ming frock of lilac color satin back
crepe. designed along straight lines with
q round neckline and the skirt with
slight fullness at the front With this
she wears slippers Of the same shade
as the frock.
Mrs. Alfred j. BroSsesu. president
general OF the D. A. R. wore many
handsome costumes during the recent
congress session, and quite noticeable
was the blending in color of all the ac-
ceSsories she chose for her effective
frocks. not oniy Tor the daytime, but for
the formal evening meetings. AT one OF
tts sessions she wore gown OF hennG
nat crepe made after a tailored model
and piped with beige crepe. Her hat
was of straw to match the piping, ana
her large bag of leather was OF shades
conforming TO the hues in her ensemble.
At an evening function during the con-
gress Mrs BroSSeau wore shell pink
gown lavishly embroidered in crystals
and her satin slippers matched the
gown.
Miss Bina Day Deneen. daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. Charles S. Deneen Of
Illinois. is one Of the best dressed MEM
bcrs Of the younger set In Wasnlns ION
She served as personal page 20 MIS-
Rrosseau at the Continental Congress
and her costumes for this occasion were
Yaost striking. One Of her costumes
REPRESENTED three shades OF tan. from
q light peige 70 a richer tone Of brown
n Vas a tailored model and her hat o.
straw corresponded with the frock as
did her kid slippers AT one Of the for.
mai sessions Miss Deneen wore gown
Of rich cIaref crepe. the bodice mace
cloxe fitting and the skirt quite fun
with this she wore slippers TO match
the gown.
BeIxfzn Chatelaine
Charming In White Gown.
Princess de Ligne. Etfe Of the Am
bzSsador Of Belgium. one OF the most
handsomely gowned women in the oip~
ionlatic corps. wore 10 party last week
0 gown OF white satin, charming In It's
simplicity. The bodice fashioned
neckIlne back and front and the skirt
vas designed in pointed scallops At the
hem line Her evening wrap was oi
sable with a deep shawl collar.
Mrs. william Gibbs McAdoo. wife Of
tire former Secretary Of the Treasury,
Is wearing a striking street costume OF
shiny broadciofh. with butter mole
collar and deep circular cuffs Her hat
r. q felt. fitting quite snugly about her
fare and her slippers are OF oxford pat
tern.
Mrs. Edgar Snow. daughter Of Sem
ator and Mrs Lee Slater Oyerman 81
North Carolina wore To q party durip"
the week white sequin robe made with
see neckline back and front and tn
skirt quite short. Earrings and string
Of pearls featured her costume. Mrs.
Edwin C. Gregory. another daughter
~ tire Senator and Mrs. Overman, has
o becoming gown of black chiffon. made
with q petal shirt and festooned with
Ti1ineetones. The hem line of the skirt
being married with deep band Of the
rt9inestoneS
Mrs. Csss Gilbert Of New York,
president Of the Daughters Of Cincin-
rzN, wore 70 the meeting ~ that society
Monday night a dull steel-blue velvet.
embroidered IN steel beads In a leaf de-
sign. The bodice was of q surplice de-
sign and the skirt slightly drapsd
Senatorial H0steSses Add
: Ts fashion Pageant.
The senatorial hostesses s1d much 70
the fa2kton pageant in Washington.
Coming from all parts Of the United
states a& they DO II b. most interest
ing 70 note the original and different
Iittle touches added 70 the costumes Of
these prominent women.
Mrs Charles w. Waterman. wife Oi
Senator Waterman Of Denver. Colo,
End comparatively newcomer In
washington wears unusually attractive
clothes Sire wore " tea given by
MTs Dawes q gown NJ flesh color en-
Eoroa6eKe6 crepe combined with black
TRANSPARENT velvet The bodice was
fashioned - the crepe with unidue
design u black ysiset seaiioos on the
bottom The waist vas slightly oloUsed
syah with = wee necklins osck snc front
T1se velvet formed the softly dysosf
sktrt xn6 shf w0fe slippers u velvet
with flesh eosoTsd hDss Fer hat was
of blsek milan straw the crown yeiIe6
ssth ths same kind Of crepe ss In the
fFock sn6 a. the side was large black