Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05
BY MARY MARSHALL.

and fa0s OF dress is one or the
privileges of the so-called fair
sex. The man who chose to
wear n sunaower as big as q
SANGER in his huttonhole instead of the
conventional carnation or Cornfiower
would be advised 10 consult an alienist,
or if he wore his carnation or corn
flower pinned 20 his shoulder or at the
ton of his waiStcoat instead of IN his
buttonhole he would be considered non
ccmpos mentis--or something OF the
sort.
If man happens to have a taste
for tricks and fads in dress ne must
suppress it-.unless he happens 70 aS
the Prince of wales~~and even Prince
of Wales who became too induigent oil
his taste for dress fadS would doubtless
be reprovea by the Queen Mother or
receive yelled reproof from the houses
Of Parliament.
There are endless fads and tricks OF
dress that a woman may adopt WIN
immunity. And If she doesn't happen
10 be satisfied with any al the tricks
that have already been played she may
start some on her own score ana o.
gratified 10 find them copied before me
season Is out IT is really Qulte a SIM
ne matter TO start q fad noWauaSS-~
especially az Summer resorts.
But unless you are OF q rather ae-
ventureSonle disposition you pronabN
won't want 10 start anything entirely
rew YoN will be content TO carry on
snr,e enc Of the fadS or tricks tnat
someone e!ss has started AND thls
season there are hundreds OF them
AZ shore resorts generally women
aeen1 10 feel freer to make experiments
in dress If you are at an eNcluslxt
sumner colony, where for the most par
vol meet only persons you know, you
naturally feel less need for rigid con-
fpvr1,itv 10 an already a1CepEea nlode
pesiSeS no one takes fashions as s.
rioislv iii warm Weather as they 90 a'
other times of the year ana II h}
vearine ycur hair in a new manner OF
spoearlng with new sort OF Shoui0St
ornament YOU can cause a smile u
approval from msn1beTs 81 YOUR oSh
aeG SO much the better, Ilat L Qe,.e
different from the gasts Of aStonisH"
n,oY,t that more ventuTeSorne hlfoFa-
t9ons in Dir ess may meet Win Wfeh S1st'
bv strangers back in town,
since heaey evening wraps 40 %lo}
hav4 In b. worn at tlli, Tina ~ ne
wear. enc may easily inaulge oAsS tas.e
f9r All SORTS of shoulder ornaments
a. l,out fear taat they mag b. nasnea
Tevr ana fer this reason many
v,nr1en have put aside tns leNeieo
arrr,Ira~ cvnan .nts for the time beng
and wear eccenTic puts ana loops q
rsnl1on. silk or tul1a, And mYarlaniy
tness snouldes adornmenes are faTge.
To achieve a really striking resui.
vreo 8 length Of tinted tulle around
ta,e nscS, fasten II with large icse
ts,as extends fror, neck TO shoulder
en6 leave the end Of tulls hanging
orw11 over the left shoulder.
II wa wear a large flower or pun on
~~r,- left shoulder. ti1en you NAV want
IN wear an earring in your right ear
rniy III vcu choose one of me new lop
es~rsy,rs il would surely collide with
arrtl1iT1z but the smallest of snouldeF
Reservations. These new earrings are
,-s.1s il, fob shape. often with sort
~ fringe of ting seed pearls, some
t4-,es with very small gold or silver
h.a6s strung together o make tne
fringe pendant Being OF yer! me
Workmanship they are really Qalte
H1f1t Ia spite of their generous proper
tiers. Some of the newest OF them are
made with removable ear clasps. IaI
which you may substitute Q Gasp pns
enrtrivpnce Thus the lob NAV be useu
a. brooch or shoulder ornament. II
vou have a pair Of these earring fobs
~, nav like to wear one IN one ear
nn5 At the other side the other FOB Is
> shoulder device.
The new large handkercniefs offer
dozens Of tricky arrangements. soll
nav simply tie one on your Wrlst--oI
vrai NAV prefer to Gle one corner around
III. palm of your hand. Never
STR Is the fad for wearing q coloreu
eranei bracelet and q large handker-
chief Of matching colors with the
corner thrust through the bracelet
You may carry out the color scheme
ef your ieweiry In the color OF your
handkerchief, large TURQUOISE matr1
worn as a brooch or pendant may De
worn effectively With large cniHon
Handkerchief OF the same turquoise
shade with rt1bies you may choose
ra,by red chiffon handkerchief, and
with the new diamond and onyx orna-
rieuts YOU may display white chiffon
square bordered with black lace or
footing
every day. almost. one sees some new
sort of set combination.
You NAV have a paras0i covered
with the same silk which covers your
trim little envelope handbag. Your
pouch bag may display the same
printed silk that Is used for your belt
END your scarf
Then there are sets consisting Of
EFTE1%n4 EE6At I'D IN WsE1 A3i a8AE kA1ftA
and triangle scarf to match for the
shoulders. These are popular with the
younger women for riding, boating.
camping and other sports where an
informal sort Of gypsy ensemble is de-
airsble
Little eapelets Of printed chifonS,
that might be compared 70 the cane
rou and bzyadere worn by women
century ago. when frocks were cut low
on the shoulders. are popular. II Is
the sleeveless frock that has made
these present-day capeiets so desirable,
sir1ce they give Just the protection
against cooler late afternoon breezes
or against the glare Of daytime sun
that is often wanted. Besides, they are
becoming and smart.
Fur collars are an important fashion
of the hour Large animal scarfs are
chosen bV many well dressed women 70
wear with tyo-piece suits for wear in
the open motor car.
fcoprriTft, 1925