New Britain herald., 1929-02-15
BY BETSY SCHUYLER NEA Service Writer

' yellow peril that is inescap pable here. cannot fail to have after-effects In all parts Of the country. so you might as well be prepared. Yellow is just the smartest color there is and is worn by blondes, brunets and intermediates.
 It has always been my contention that tho blonde who wanted to be the most devastating. had only 10 appear in an evening gown of yell low satin, with graceful classic lines, and she could spoil the evening for any other woman.
 Yellow's Scope Is Widcned
 And I have likewise noticed that yellow sport attire on d brunei was wonderfully effective. l have seen titian- haired beauties ravishing in yellow chiffon. But I have always felt that yellow was dynamite for the woman who was not a pro- nounced type.
 This year, however, everyone wears yellow, and there are as many
 
 Some grade naturally into orange. and others. if intesified become al- most green. That yellowish green, which is sometimes known as char treuse, is marvellous accent for the white gown. I think it is more ef- fective as trimming than as a whole costume, for it is almost too much of good thing if you get too much particularly if you get it close to tanned flesh.
 It'll Be Yellow Springtime
 There is now a yellow for every complexion, and if you want to keep up with the procession, you'll be ready to burst out in it in the spring time-tra la.
 I saw Jean Moore, the other day in frock of white silk. printed with a small design in blue, and with it she was wearing a yellow sport coat and hat. And she looked charming.
 The same day saw Mrs. R. Am. cotts Wilson strolling about in a lovely white sports frock, with 8 box pleated skirt and a long sleeved blouse, and she was wearing white sport hat banded in yellow and car ried handbag of yellow printed material with yellow tortoise shell top.
 Frances Gilmore. looked very smart in blue sports dress. sleeve less jumper and pleated skirt, with a belt of deeper blue leather and large wooden heads.
 \ Little Touch of the Orient Marjorie Oelrichs is one of tho few Palm Teachers who prefers the turban 10 the cloche hat. She has them in all colors to match all her trocks, and it must be admitted tha, they are very appropriate to he, particular style of beauty. She has achieved such an oriental hue, tha, she is quite the envy of many dam. sels who can't get that marvelou. deep-seatcd looking tan that seem. ready 10 stay for a lifetime.
 She looked very smart as she re. turned from q shopping jaunt the other day-carrying a large paste board box that looked as if it mish be a complete new ensemble-wear ing a white sport dress and whit. urban, and blazer jacket of enor nous wide blue stripes.
 A most striking figure was Mrs Perslfor Frazer III in sweater out fit in two tones of blue, the ligh shade being introduced in wide dia mond shapes that gave the effect o very wide streak of lightning. I was one of those lovely handknj affairs, and the effect was much les bizarre than it sounds.
 Style Purs,les Milady Into the Surf 1 Women here do look marvellous :, their bathing togs-none more 8, than Mrs. Bruce Powell. in her nav, blue jersey with the white yoke ant the tiny blue monogram.
 Peggy Phipps is often seen doin, her shopping in bathing suit witt a silk coat thrown over the ensem hle. and big wide floppy hat. Nat nrally. at such time. she adopt the popular stockingless fad.
 Red is very much in evidenc, here now-used for accent rathe than complete costumes. Mrs. liar old E. Talbot has an attractive ha of red woven straw, which look very smart with her white spor dress and the wide white ribbol belt, outlined with crimson.