New Britain herald., 1929-12-28

Town And Country Are Gay With Chic Winter
 Costumes For Street And Sports Wear

New York. Dec. 2S.-Thcsc arc
 busy days for the socially minded.
 what with shopping and shooting,
 skating and packing.
 At the womcn's meet of the Mas
 sau County club, Glen Cove, l.. l..
 last week about 50 fine sho,s turned
 out, including such fine marksWom-
 en as Mrs. F. P. Lindh. the former Alice Beadlcston and Mrs. Hunt I. Dickinson, It is interesting to note
 that many Of tho good shots are
 women who excel at golf in warmer weather.
 They all wore nice looking outfits. some with slipOn wooly sweaters with mittons to match but many with colorful suede windbreaks. II
 was cold enough to warranra wom- ans wearing both.
 Mrs. Dickinson had novelty
 tweed skirt, feckcd tan and brown i with a windbreak of brown suede and soft little felt hat of the same 1 tone. Mrs. Lindh wore q polka dot
 ted silk scarf hugging her neck. ! She sponsored the hat-less head. 1 even in almost zero weather. ! Society Ice Skates, Too l There have been a few pleasant days Of skating out on Long Island, with the Beaver Dam club, making the most of them, out in gay cos ] tunes. Bcrcts scarfs and mittens must match and the Eayest Russian patterned ones arc the envy of oth- i CTS. Leather jackets and full, short skirts complete the outfits but it is | tho bright greens. rcd, blue and gol- i den color2d bcrcts and scarfs that one remembers from the scene. | Florence I.c Boutillicr is one who skates barchcadcd.
 Mrs. Spencer Waters had a gay feather in her hat the other day. perhaps for finishing her Christmas shopping carly, It was such q jaun- Ity little beige and scarlet feather
 that it quite livcncd her dark brown hat. So, too. did the gorgeous natur- al lynx collar that topped the brown
 coat But so smart was the coats
 cut. with it's rounding front closing, that ones eye didn't miss it either. Tho sweater blouse is growing ubiquitous. Anne King Carley has q sweet beige one that tucks into the plcated skirt of her checked tweed suit that uses two bows of the tweed 1 for decorating the front of inc ! sweater blouse. Her coat has novel collar. scarf on one side and big silver ring on the other 10 slip the scarf through.
 Chic in Flccked Tweed ! Jeanne Leonard looked very smart pausing in her shopping long enough to enjoy lunch at pierre's. She wore l a stunning tweed suit of black, neckcd minutely with many gay colors. topped by q small, sleek 1 black felt hat. She is one Of the | women who know the value of soft ness about the face and she flnils little Of her wavy hair out from un' l der her tight hats on either cheek. ! For all the fact that there have
 been few frigid days, fur coats arc seen III every quarter 'Nle' Al i'" Ia has a lovely fitch coat, with the skins patternine q gcomctric design
 Of graceful curves.
 The Ascot scarf is the only on" seen much any more. Mrs. w. \. Blanchard is one who wears il most successfully. She had q bright Ncl- low one on with il dark suit and yellow sweater blouse and wore with it q brown and yellow woven tuTban.
 smart in a Jacket Suit
 The importance of the jacket suit for informal daytime things was
 emphasized last week at tcatime by Olivia Wyndham, noted London photographer and society woman. who wore a charming plaid silk suit