The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-11

definitely "in" at Welly
Soeurs, thus showing that a
woman still may find just
about any type of wear she
feels becomes her. The day.
time dresses are definitely
short and the evening gowns,
when long, are dropped in the
back only. Belts at the waist
line are not much used, this
point being rather indicated
by the cut.
Many of the afternoon gowns in
the new collection hug the hips
closely, having pleated skirts with
flares mounted on Jokes. A pleas
ing black crepe de chine frock
blouses in the back by means of
intricate cut and incrusationS. A
black banne velvet model has a
similar effect, having four long
flares on the skirt and a shirred
effect in front. Most of these aft
ernoon frocks have light colored
lingerie touches.
TINE coats often have circular
u skirts and feature interesting
fur treatments. A black cloth coat
has a nutria shawl-collar, and the
sleeves have bouffant gathered
cuffs of nutria broken by a strip
of the material through the middle.
A narrow, zigzag band crosses the
hips. A wooden coat with gold
dots has a circular skirt, which
ties at the side, and the astrakhan
collar likewise knots at the side.
Several interesting evening gowns
are shown. A quaint frock in
black taffeta has a sort of sur
plice on the bodice and a frill that
crosses the skirt in front, which is
circular and long at the back.
There is a large bow at the waist.
A black crepe de chine gown
shows a double strap effect. with
very circular skirt. which dips to
the ankles in back and is lined
in rose. Black and rose flowers
finish this off at the shoulder. and
a crush belt with bow in the
back encirclss the waist.
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VTERY often. as we have told you,
' the kind of garment that lends
itself to an artistic sketch is not
the kind of garment you would
prefer to wear. Whereas gar
ment like the one illustrated for
you today would be most elegant
when worn, but would have to be
looked at twice in pen and ink
before being appreciated.
Yet, look at its gracious and con-
sentative lines, and picture it as Ell
Secretaire Gallant saw it at the
Maison Philippe ct Castor. 1t is
well, you see. to STUDY chic, as
well as just to sense it!
Honestly, now, don't you think
that an unusual and really lovely
doll would be just THE Christmas
gift? If you do, you won't be
alone in thinking So-we have had
so very many requests for our
boudoir doll designs that we gath
cred them all up from the various
old leaflets, threw in a couple of
new ones for good measure, and
hereby offer you complete designs
and directions for making seven
beautiful boudoir dolls as we'll as
Umpteen suggestions for variations.
Better send your 2-cent stamped
self-addressed envelope to the
Dare Department of The Times
for this leafiet!
Our Christmas Boz
DIET you wish you'd thought of
ID this before! It's so simple
and so exactly what any girl
wants with all her heart, because
she loves nice things and hates
to get a big run in a brand new
pair the second time she wears
/ them!
Yes, that's it, a box of hosiery.
IF you can find out for sure just
what shades she particularly de-
sires. In this gift you can prove
your good taste undeniably. And
oh. what a gift from heaven - as
we'll as from you'll Hm-m-m, bet
/ ter make it box of hoSieryl
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