New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
EASTER FASHION WILL SUIT MlLADY
BY JULIA BI.ANsI]ARD
NEA Service Writer

taken seriously and done lldehiia-
Gently this spring.
There seems to be suit TOR every
type of Noma |. That prohahlv 'S
the reason why Il suit seems the
Logical first choice for Easter attire
for women who. earn salaries over
$50.
4 suit needs so many accessor'"S
that IA woman should have a Goou
salary before she selects il as hcr
spring preference. Ills a ply. FOR
the psychological romantic and ad-
Ncnturcsome feeling akin to the hit
of spring itself. Every woman should
| experience IL
| The trick in getting suited IS TO
know your tyoe. There are SUITS
and suits. The taillcur for the tai.
= slender advertising writer is often
no ncarer than third cousin TO the
jauu,y little trottcur for the short
little -stylst. II in doubt which 10
buy, got frock and coat ensemble
! instead of a suit Better no suit.
even in a spring Of suits, than the
| wrong one.
Some guiding suit pointers may be
summed mp US follows:
The Height Of Fashion
Tho moro height woman has,
the more length she needs to her
suit coat. tIngcr-tip length for
Jackets is the authentic one for NO.
men Of medium or under medium
height. The very short woman can
branch into an Eton successfully lhls
year
Spring suits for women over 50
should have soft nccklincs. The
plainly tailored suit the classic
suit. calls for youth or Tor Such
perfect grooming that fc" women OF
leisure can wear Il.
Short Jackets are more youthful
than long. The nip-in Jacket ana
the luck-in skirt are most modlsh.
As for the skirts of suits, the yok"
and corcd combination is exploited
for chic. Ploats of all kinds abound.
but the smartest skirts have stag
cercd boxpleats. plcatod circular
skirts. or panels OF pieats below
smartly cut yoke. There must be
some scmblance to flare in the suit
OF today.
Blouses have a way OF being made
either to tuck in or become an over
',Iousc. The dark. bright blons"
with a Light suit is by no means
unhcard Of. Everything from sing-
ham TO chiffon is suitable for the cs-
pccially chic, Leg shell satins are
better than sult-blouses, this year
Hand blocked standings are white,
-Four very different types of suits
are lined up today for the East''
parade.
Re modish in a cape coat" say
an oxford cloth suit of real dignity
! fashioned with .ong, slender lines.
skirt with q front panel OF pica's
below a fitted YOKE and removable
cape collar TO the coat This sui
5 has an Antilles knitted blouse OF fin
white lace work wool that tucks into
the skirt yoke. This is an cNcellon
suit for the older woman. the Very
tall woman or one who travels nUci
5 and must ever look neat.
Quite a contrast is the oNtrcm"l,
iaunty little French suit of feather
Wtlght hand-NoE'h NorSltd III 'la'i
with a striking blouse OF hand
blocked shan'Hng IN req, green ai'
black on ogg-shell background
Here Is the emo SUIT TOT an "1lclcl
;, young" woman VINO needs must "N
press her rleNerntSs ana nerve IN Nc
appearance.
ms SUIT features 'If pi"ar"d CIR
cular skirt with Scalloped yoke, IA
, open 1larlhg Jacket with soit neck
line and bIons" mat ties ON on
y SD" OF the n"ckiIn'. opplnG IL
y the latest Paris import III biac
@ baIIibuhu hat with It's flaring brli
faced with SHINY black pdt"n
= leather, u Is happy choice 70
this suit. becaus" the hat has IN
: same feeling as IN" SUIT.
to>tum'ng the Young tarceiI>t
e.. FOR the very young car"' rlst W
=, nav" a tan ana grey tweed OF II
g Visible check. lis cute little eat
away coat. rounding pockets. "ral
around skirt and tlarlnS cuffs vii
q lh"lH are all you,h'nl and smart
-. charming waist OF CdllIH 0fpr SlldI